Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-07
No labor today.
Rain badly needed.
Thursday Is pay day.

two weeks, which ne Will Spend at
Cleveland and Detroit, Mich.
Thomas Trishler, the genial
manager of the Reymann Bewring
compauy's interests here, spent
Sunday with friends In Wheeling.
For Rent-Store room. 7o2 Ola.
mord Square. Also refrigerator
and show case for sale. Call on
Thomas Kaleidoscope Diamond
SQUARE. 92I*
The Misses Hamiltou,o of Ravens
wood, who are new teachers In our
public schools are to make their
home while here with Mrs. P. T.
Campbell.
". E. Downes, Chester Vickers,
Robert Weedy and Harry Kepner,
tour popular young men ofthis city,
spent Sunday afternoon at New
Martinsville.
Remember the musical entertain.
ment at the Auditorium on next
Friday evening. The program
consists of both vocal and instur.
mental music. 74t
Ted Smith, of Woodsfeld, Ohio,
arrived In the city this morning.
| Mrs. Smith Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A, NJ. Smullen, OF
Williamson Place.
The Bessie Smith passed up Sun
day evening six hours behind her
schedule time. She Is due to ar
rive here this evening at S o'clock
on here return trip.
James Dewalt, a well known con
tractor and oil operator, has re-
turned to the city from business
mission to Pittsburg and other
points In Pennsylvania.
RI Lamberton returned to the
city Saturday evening from pleas.
ure and business trip combined to
points in Pennsylvania. He was
absent some two weeks,
A. ". Brink, of New Martins
vile, spent Sunday In the city with
Ills brother, R. W. Brink. The
former Mr.. Brink holds a position
with the Hope Gas company.
offer for sale 8 pair heavy draft
horses, harness and wagons, all
complete, at bargain. Call on
G. NJ. Beaver $40, Water street.
| 956t
Mrs. George McCaulley, of the
South Side, returned home Satur
day evening from visit with rela.
tives of few weeks at Washing.
ton and ether points In Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. John F. Paeszler and little
daughter Florence, of Brown Betty
street, went to Parkersburg this
mornisg, where they will spend a
week at the former home Of Mrs.
PasZler.
You can buy your school books
and supplies at McCoys Book
Store as cheap If not cheaper than
you can get them any where else
In the city and In addition get two
presents free. 831 ct
Booth & Kinkaid have been
awarded the contract for the new
depot at Paden City. which the B.
& o R R. company are going to
build. 1t will be built at once and
Is to cost $500
The host OF frierds Of John Nc.
Kay will be pleased to learn his
symptoms this afternoon were
much more favorable than they
were Sunday. His temperature was
tro4 yesterday. go
| Mrs. G. W. Ellsworth and sister
Mrs. William WATSON, we'll known
and estimable ladies of our city,
with their sons, have returned from
an extended visit with relatives
and friends at various points In
northern Pennsylvania.
For Sale.-A house of seven
rooms, on North Water street, now
occupied by Rev. Hatch. Two
houses on upper Wells street, with
or without the ground. Emma S.
Evans, 2e6 North Wells street.
Tat
Most every citizen In the city
enjoyed a trolley ride Sunday over
the new electric line to Paden City.
Two cars were kept busy through
ont the day and until late In the
evening. The fare Is very reason.