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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-14
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Ohio River Division.
Time Table In effect May II, 1908.
EAs1 BOUND.
z-O5 A: N. Accommodation
Daily except For Wheeling and Intern ediats
S;64 4. NJ. Pittsburg Express
Daily. Fer New Martinsville Mounds.
Vile, wheeling Pittsburg, Frank.
lin, OIL City, Tftusville and inter
mediate points. Runs solid ts
Pittsburg, daily except Sunday
Daily to Wheeling.
ll:36 p. II. Accommodation
Daily except For New Martiusville aud int,
Sunday. mediate points.
I:57P. II. New York Express
Daily. For New Martinsville Mounds
willie, wheeling, Pittsburg Buha.
10, washington, Baltimore, Phila.
deiphia, New York and ali points
North and East. Runs solid n
Pittsburg. Parlor car.
ass p. n. Accommodation
Daily. For wheeling and intermediats
points.
6;I5 p. N. Ohio valley Express
Daily except For New Martinsville, Moundb
Sunday. willie, Benwood, Wheeling, Pitts
burg, Buffalo, Baltimore, Wash.
ington, New York and all points
North and East. Runs solid to
Pittsburg. Parlor car.
WEST BOUND.
9.2IA NJ. Accommodation
Daily Fc' Psrkersturg and interms
diats JIrDIs
HIS A. NJ. Obi. "allSy H1 plen,
Daily except Fo. i. Narys, N"rietta, Park,
sunday. ersbuIs, aavensvo"d, Milwood,
Pomeroy, PIT. Pleasant, Charles
ton, Gallipolts, Huntington, ken.
ova, Ironton, Portsmouth, Cincin.
natl and all points South and
West. Runs solid to Cincinnati
Parlor car.
1:57 p. n. Kenova Express
Daily For St Marys, Marietta, Park
ersburg, Ravenswood. Milwcod
Pomeroy, Pt. Pleasant, CharleS
o ton, Gallipolis Huntington, Ken.
ova and principal intermediate
points Parlor car.
S:14 p, M. Accommodation
Daily except For Petersburg Spencer and
Sunday intermediate points.
6:4l P. N. Accommodation
Daily. For Parkersburg and interms
diate points.
S:25 p. NJ. Express
Daily except For Friendly, st Marys, Waiver
susday. ", Marietta and ParkersburR
D.B. MARTIN.
Man'g'r Passenger Traffic.
c. W. ALLEN, T. P. A.
Pa-tershurg, VIVA.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-14

Many a man has great head
from other than inteliectua causes.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-14

ISlS dUUVS luS may dNSAdSC' AuS
May pipe line runs averaged 8aS57
barrels above the May average.
The May pipe line runs averaged
83,S37 barrels per day, which was a
decline of $40 barrels from the
April figures. During April the
Pennsylvania runs were 87,547
barrels a day. or 800 barrels above
that of March. The runs for June
were the largest of the current
year. In March the runs of Penn
sylvania oil averaged s7,157 barrels
a day, which was gain of 5,4S9
barrels day over February. The
runs for June a year ago averaged
81 .315 barrels day. The average
runs in 1902 were S5,e16 barrels a
day.
June shipments of Pennsylvania
oil were Sc 900 barrels a day, which
was about $50 barrels a day less
than the runs and ISL barrels more
than the average for May. The
shipments of Pennsylvania oil were
SO, 251 barrels a day in May, which
represented a gain of 3,o45 barrels
over the shipment for April. A
large decline was recorded In the
shipments duringg April which
averaged $500 barrels day, anu
were 1855 barrels below the March
figures. In March the shipments
of Pennsylvania oil averaged 9o.o9I
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06
The Druids.

~ N his official visit to Tomales Grove
of the United Ancient Order of
Druids Noble Grand Arch Beck was
accompanied by Grand Secretary Marti-
noni, Past Noble Grand Arch Dunand
and Grand Trustee Wedemeyer. Five can
didates were initiated, and after the cere
monial work the visiting officials were
guests at a banquet got up in their honor
The members of Frederick Seig Grove
met in special session in Occidental for
the purpose of welcoming the grand Of
flcers. After the work of the evening the
noble grand arch delivered an address.
while the grand secretary had something
to say in regard to Druidism.
Guerneville and Ottawa groves met in
joint session in Guerneville to receive the
noble grand arch and the grand secre-
tary. Two candidates were initiated. AT
Giuseppi Verdi Grove, in Healdsburg.
three strangers applied for admission to
the grove and their applications were re-
ferred to committees.
After attending the meeting in Healds-
burg Grand Secretary Martinoni was
taken suddenly Ill. While his illness was
not serious, he was obliged to remain at
his home for few days. In consequence
of this the noble grand arch was aiona
in his visit to Cypress and Unity groves
in Petaluma August "a. He was we'll ra-
ceived, and the membership Of the two
groves manifested much enthusiasm Tba
head of the order is well pleased with ths
condition of the organization in the SEE
ton he recently visited and the manner
in which he was received.
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IN the last Tuesday in August Unity
Chapter of the Eastern Star ten
dered a reception to Mrs. Lorraine
]. Pitkin. right worthy grand secretary
of the General Grand Chapter of the
United States. Owing to Mrs. Pitkin's
prominence in Grand Army circles many
patriotic features were interspersed dur
ing the work of the evening One of the
most effective of these was the forming
of an arch of American flags, carried, one
each, by twelve young ladies, and under
which the distinguished visitor stood
while being introduced to the large num-
Der who were in the chapter-room Three
candidates were initiated in a faultless
manner. Among the 200 members of the
order who were in attendance there were
members of other chapters in Alameda
and San Francisco and notably Mrs. Mary
Z. Partridge, p NJ. w. @. NJ; F. L. Full
ton, James Bestor Merritt and George l..
Darling, past grand patrons, and Lulu
Lucas p. A G. M. During the evening
Past Associate Grand Matron Augusta D.
Wilson presented the visitor a handsome
ly framed picture of the Masonic Home
at Decoto. The main hall, with its we'll
arranged electric effects, was tastefully
decorated with flags and potted plants.
The banquet hall, to which all retired
after the work, was decorated, the ma
tional- colors forming a canopy in the
center of the ceiling, from which hung a
basket of graceful ferns. An appetlzing
supper was served and the guest of honor
expressed her great appreciation of the
attention shown her
Ivy Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star is making arrangements for the
celebration on September Is of the
twenty-seventh anniversary of It's
institution. This will take the form
Of a party in Golden Gate Hall.
under the direction of a committee of
which Mrs. Carrie Hooke Gordon is the
chairman. Past Patron Frank MCGOWAN
will be the floor manager on that occa-
sion. At the last held meeting of this
chapter there was the initiation of sew
eral candidates by the officers under the
supervision of and with the assistance of
Worthy Matron Mrs. Minnie F. Wallis,
who recently returned from a pleasant
vacation in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Harmony Chapter at its last held meet
ing had a very pleasant social evening
after the business session. There was
programme of music and song and this
was following by dancing.
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land, Or.-Jcshua Patterson. Mrs. J. Feedel
Sanger-F. r. Lindsey and wife. ROselawn-
IA. Davis and wife. Corning. @. Cannon
Nina Cannon. Pearl Cannon. Lakeport-John
Moore. II. Keeling Oroville-Alex Dunan
Pleasanton-P Kelly. fuolumne-Ed Bischel
Salt Lake-Mrs. II. f. Malburn W NJ. NAL
burn Miss r. CLOVIS. San DiegO-Dr. =. J.
Parker. Riverside-Dr. A s. Parker. Yuba
Cfty-K. H. Mahon wife and son.
AT SEIGLER HOT SPRINGS: From san
Franciseo-Arthur A. Lotto, Samuel NJ. Grim
and wife, Isaac Springer, Charles L. Giller,
Miss L. NJ. Muller. Miss Birdie Barr, Miss T.
c. Burkhardt, John Mearns and wife. An
drew jackson and wife. William Armstrong,
Miss r. Armstrong. Alexander r Imbrie.
Mrs. NJ. F. Doyle. Miss A. G. sheridan, H Won
Isendorf. Miss X. Nicholson. Thomas Pollard
Mrs. William Brown, Harry NJ. Ward Miss
A. Mcdonald. Miss Annette Erickson. Miss
Grace Burmeister. William F. Dahl L. F.
Terkelson wife and son; Dave Mclaughlin
and wife. Pete Sloane and wife. Miss Kittie
Nolan. Mrs. A. A. Cottrell. Mrs. NJ. c. smith,
DR.. Ed c. Davis, Miss Caddy Armstrong. Mrs
Violet Kesner and son. Harry Perez. Miss Mol
lie Commerford, Mrs G. Commerford. Miss NJ
Hogan, George s. Dunn. Mrs. F. r. Webb,
Mrs. r. c. Mattison. From Oakand-W. Z.
Wolfe L. A. Mitchell, p. n. MiOcovich, Miss
c. F. Schall Miss A. Coghlan, Mrs. II. Mat
thews. From Napa-Mrs. Nelson Wuif and
daughters. Mrs VIII Alexander. From Santa
AT AETNA SPRINGS: From San Fran
CISCO. G.. Newsom r. Maertins, Miss Nellie
Larned George W. Mitchell and party. From
Woodland-Otto Brewitt, J. L. Stevens. From
Oakand-J Gray and wife, William Lang
Mrs l. L. Requa and children, Mrs. II. c.
Blanchard From NallejO-D. NJ. Fleming and
wife. N. Mcnamara, Manuel Williams, John
Carroll. d. Minahan Mrs ID. Minahan and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06
AT THE RESORTS.

AT BARTLETT SPRINGS: From San Fran
cisco-C Hess and wife Mrs " A. Fennor.
Mrs. NJ. Mathews B. Silverman, James
Sallee Mrs G. Orsi. James j. Donovan Law
renee Donovan John T. Gilmartin. James Nc
Menomey F. Driscoll. A. belmont Mrs. A.
B. Hammond. Grace Hammond. Daisy Ham
mond. Florence Hammond, Miss H. d. Hub
bard j. c. Brown, W. A. Corbett, Blrn HUH.
w. A. Wilcox William J. Mckee and wife,
Annie Feddis Harry Z. Corbett Thomas Cor
bett, Miss Kate Corbett Miss Hazel Corbett
James Gilmartin w. s. Clemmons. Sacra-
mento-M O'Connor NJ HaIlorn. p. F. SuIi-
van and wife. NJ ]. Seaman. E. c. Sullivan,
L. Rush and wife, j. J. Maggie p Sullivan, V.
z Kohler. Oakland. Murphy James K.
Hewes. Watsonville-R. Fl. Pearson, Mrs F.
p Hanson. Auburn. J. Cohen and wife.
Nevada City-James Cairns. Woodland-G.
W. Griffin and wife Miss Clairabell Griffin,
Miss Edna Griffin. George Griffin. Pinole-
Frank Rose Antonio Costa Miss A. Fonso,
Mrs Bourber. Santa Ana. w. Shirley. Corte
Madera-Jerry Adams. Woodbridge-W. v,
Jahsnt Santa Clara-Albert Harris Dixon
Peter Timm and wife Sheldon-Peter Au-
gustine and wife. Ceres-Mrs. J. H Manley.
Maxwell-Martha Hagan Mayre Hagan. viii
lie B. Hagan Joe w. Hagan Irving w Ha-
gan Henry Hagan. F. B. Hagan Fresno
c. B. Shaver, William Helm and wife. Byron
&C. J. Preston NJ c. Preston L. V. Richard
son ana wife. Jacinto-John Lawrence Da-
visville-Mrs Wilson and son. Miss LIE Meta
Klays. Pleasant Grove-F. J. Vestal J. r.
Parker. Mrs Parker, Mrs. Emily VestaI
Charles L. Thornton Mrs. r. Murphy San
I.eandro-S. Rogers and wife. willows-F G.
Carrier. Camp Meeker-M. B. Austin. Ash
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06
Rathbone Sisters.

~ NEW temple of the Rathbone Sis
81 ters was instituted in this city Au-
gust p by District Deputy Grand
Chief Clara Tuska in Golden Gate Hall
with a charter membership of thirty la
dies and thirty-two knights of Pythias,
the latter being honorary members The
work Of institution was performed in a
very creditable manner by the instituting
officer who was highly commended at the
close for the manner in which she had
conducted the ceremonies. There were
present many members of the Rathbone
Sisters, including Grand Chief Mrs. Maud
Berry Sheehan Of Sacramento. Past Grand
Chiefs Ada Merguire and Lilly Samuels
all OF whom took a great interest in the
work After the proclamation of insu-
tuition and of installation of the officers
selected for the current term there was
a social hour. The new temple has been
named EschscholtZia.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06
Ancient Forestry.

Q UPREME GRAND CHIEF COM
PANION MRS. VALENTE will
pay an official visit to Columbia
Circle in Sacramento August 81 after
which she VIII go to. AmadOr County and
officially visit the circle at Suffer Creek,
the one at Amador and that in Jackson.
Bournemouth Circle had a very pleasant
party In the Ancient Foresters' building
August p. which was attended by a large
number of the members and their friends.
Eureka Circle Of the Companions OF
the Forest has arranged for an entertain
ment TO be given on the evening of Sep
TENDER 3 and Bohemian Circle of the
same order will give one on the evening
of September Is.
George W. Lunt, High Court treasurer.
lert Tor the East August "A and while
away will visit the principal cities on the
other side OF the Rockies
y. A. Gonzales, past chief ranger of
Court Canoes OF Honolulu, was in this
city with his daughter last week and
visited Permanent Secretary Falconer and
other high officers. He reports the court
as IN good condition
Past Chief Ranger W. Tierney Of Court
Unity, Jackson. Amador County, was in
this city last week
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American Foresters.

~ ARTHA WASHINGTON CIRCLE
Nk of the Companions of the Forest
of America is arranging for an an
niversary ball in Golden Gate Hall on the
evening of September IS.
Robin Hood Circle has appointed COM
mittee to arrange for childreR's party.
to be given during the latter part of Octo-
Der.
Inter Nos Circle is arranging for a
grand party in celebration of its tenth
anniversary, September 10. 1t will be
given in the assembly hall OF the Alcazar
building.
Grand Trustee d. Teare paid an official
visit to the court in HOLSTER on August
2S and delivered an address calculated to
arouse the enthusiasm Of the members to
work for the advancement of that subor-
dinate.
Court Sequoia of Angels Camp ceIe-
brated the eighth anniversary Of its insti-
tuition on August II by having a large
class initiation and a banquet Twenty
three strangers were admitted to mem
bership. The work was most impressively
performed by the officers, with the assist
ance of Grand Trustee Teare. At the ban
quet which followed, and which was pro-
vided by the ladies of Manzanita Circle,
DR.. F. G. Pache was the POSTMASTER.
Court Contra Costa initiated several
candidates on the evening of August 49,
and after the court closed there was a
banquet, which was prepared by the la
dies of Contra Costa Circle. This was
partaken of by the members Of the court
and circle. Among the prominent visitors
were Grand Recording Secretary DR..
Troppmann and Grand Trustees Beck and
Teare. These grand officers responded to
toasts.
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FraternaI Brotherhood.
- UPREME VICE PRESIDENT MRS

- UPREME VICE PRESIDENT MRS.
Z. r. MEDIC and Supreme Secre-
tary z. A Beck Of the FraternaI
Brotherhood were in Milwaukee last
week in attendance upon the Fraternal
Congress.
Progress Lodge No. 80, on the evening
OF August 26 gave an entertainment
fancy ribbon and dancing social in the
Assembly Hall Of the Red Mems building
for the purpose OF becoming acquainted
with the friends and acquaintance Of the
members OF the lodge. There was a large
gathering which was entertained with a
pleasing programme, after which there
was dancing for nearly two hours.
Columbia Lodge on August "A had a
pleasant meeting in Ruby Hall of the
Ped Mems building at which there were
visitors from several or the local lodges
and from Stockton and Seattle. During
The evening the officers, in a most credit
able manner initiated two strangers. who
after the ceremony, expressed themselves
as exceedingly well pleased with the
ladies and gentlemen with whom they
had associated themselves in a fraternal
bond. This lodge will give a social at an
early date.
Mission Lodge is arranging for another
social to be given September II. At the
meeting Of August q several strangers
were admitted BIZ initiation.
The Alameda branch Of the order re-
ports that it is doing well and adding to
its membership at every meeting
General Organizer Lewis instituted a
new lodge at Redwood City recently
with a charter roll Of twenty-eight mem
bers.
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Friends of the Forest.
INCOLN LODGE of the Friends of
the Forest gave a social ~ -

4 INCOLN LODGE Of the Friends Of
L the Forest gave a social hop to
its members and friends on the
evening Of Tuesday, September /. in Gold
en- Gate Hall. The committee that ar
ranged Tor the event was Mrs NJ
NJ Davidson, Miss ]. TreneH. Miss a
sharp, Miss Neva Raymond, Mrs. How
ard, Paul Sammann. Mrs. " ebster and
NJ. Mertz.
The several lodges Of the Friends of the
Forest are all working to increase their
membership. and all are succeeding In
tnat line There never has been a time in
the history of this organization when
there has been so much activity as at the
present. The meetings Of the several
lodges are being well attended.
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Gauld have returned home from Europe,
having visited London, Paris and Scot
land. They will be at home on Tuesdays.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Kapp. Miss Anita Hall and Miss Dollie
Dunn are spending their holidays at Mr..
Dunn's ranch in Santa Rosa
Frank B. Sherman, an employee of the
Southern Pacific Company, and his wife
are enjoying themselves at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. ]. Francis Dunn, wife of Architect
j. Francis Dunn, will spend this month
at Seigler Springs.
Mrs Otto Berman, Miss Berman and
Master Manfred Berman have gone to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Heffernan and
their aunt, Mrs. William Wolland, all of
Oakland, have returned from Salt Lake
City. After visiting John Joseph Heffer-
nan, father of ]. NJ. Heffernan, they con-
tinued their trip to Colorado Springs, re-
turning home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Zelinsky will re-
ceive this afternoon at their residence,
24s2 Post street.
Mrs. W. ]. Bricker and Mrs. Pink
Shaen have left Los Angeles for Coro-
nado. They will visit Mexico and Texas
before returning to San Francisco.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hutchings has returned from
the Yosemite and Is residing at $40 Devils
adero street.
Miss Title Fielder returned to her home
in st. Joseph, Mo-, last Thursday, after
spending the summer with her cousin,
Mrs. w. A. Cross of 166 Hartford street.
Mrs. A. Angler and Iva Otto, after a
very delightful outing at Del Monte, have
returned to the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06
PERSONALS.

Mrs. G. Alexander Wright of Alameda
and her two daughters returned home on
Friday, after spending a delightful holt
day in the high Sierras
Mrs. Fred Leinenueber of Portland, ac-
companied by her brother, Master Hiand
Kuettner Of Astoria, are expected to ar
rive on the steamer Columbia. They
will visit couple of weeks in this city.
Mrs. Fanny Pepper announces the con-
flrmation of her son Rudolph at the
Bush-street Temple Saturday, September
u. Reception Sunday from to o'clock
at 12l0A Scott street
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Newman and fam
lily have moved from 1920 Clay street to
their new residence, 1907 Octavia street,
where they will be pleased to receive
their friends
Miss e. Calish is being entertained at
Los Angeles and Catalina Island. Upon
her return home Miss Calish will reside
permanently with her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Gauld at
3OO9 Sacramento street. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Rev. John. W Sullivan will deliver a
lecture at st. Mary's Cathedral Thurs
day, September 10, at o'clock, for the
benefit Of the children's day homes. The
eminent divine, who is a gifted speaker.
has taken for his subject THE Attitude
OF the Church Marriage" and a large au-
oience VIII no doubt be present to hear
his views on this interesting topic.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-06

A very pleasant at home was given by
Miss Elizabeth Dusenberry last Sunday
evening. The occasion also commence
rated the birthday of Mr.. Rosendo Lacun-
"a, quartermaster of the steamer Peru.
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Marcello Ferro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enrique Navaretta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nussa Mrs. S. Dusenberry, Miss Ida
Swikard. Miss Hope Mecready, Miss Char
lotte Dusenberry. Miss Elizabeth Dusen-
berry, Miss Carmelita Echeverria, Miss
Florence Harrington, Miss Carmen Nava-
rette, and Messrs, Rosendo LacunZa, K.
White, II. Eca de Silva, Charles Dusen-
berry, Willie Dusenberry, Michael Zeller.
d. o. Tobias, Alexander Norrie, Samuel
Chase and Baby Ferro.
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HOME PARTIES.

Last Sunday evening Miss Ella Peter
son entertained a number of her friends.
DIR. Castelhun and Herman GIauch, the
well-known German poets of this city,
read some of their best works. Mrs.
Clara Peterson read some of her charm
ing poems. Mr.. and Mrs. Wertsch, Mrs.
Glauch, Miss Kelly. Miss Schwartz, Mr..
Schmidt and others were present.
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and A. L. Mayo
The wedding is to be a quiet affair at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Littooy, SAB Crocker street.
Invitations have been limited to rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. The
Rev. p H. Bodkin will tie the nuptial
knot
The bride is the youngest daughter Of
John Littooy, a we'll known merchant of
this city. She is quite prominent and has
many friends among the young set of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Mayo is popular in the
social and business world of Seattle, at
which place he is connected with the
postoffice department.
After a wedding trip Of several weeks
to the principal resorts of California the
young couple will return to Seattle, where
they will reside.
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CLuR PARTIES

The members of the Deutscher Club
will receive their friends at Golden Gate
Hall Wednesday evening, September 16