Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15

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to our social glass of liquor.
Aristocracy goes to the barber
shop three times a week. but the
laboring man gets shaved every
day.
Miss Alfretta Russell, who ha:
been visiting relatives In st. Marys
has returned to her home In TIL:
city.
s. w. Mccoy, q we'll known
| travelling salesman, OF GAINESVILLE
Ohio, Is calling on friends In the
city. ~" -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Plerpoint, Of
Next, returned last evening from a
visit Of few days with relatives al
Fairmont.,
Pr. Brown Is considerable indis
posed at present being confined to
his room at T. J. Moran's on Nc
Coy avenue.
Toe Burns and w. W. Enoch,
two we'll known drillers, went to
Petersburg last evening on a short
business mission.
Contractor Charles M. Sander
son went to Bens Run this morning
to look after his business interests
In that vicinity.
George Sibbalds Is moving from
Stewards Lane to Cliff street into
L. L. Fish, property. lately occu.
pied by Elmer Lucas.
A whole lot of good people are
willing to do anything God asks
them, so long as there Is neither
work nor expense about 1t.
Miss Mena linn, of Wells street,
has returned home after an extend
ed stay with relatives and friends
at Mingo and Steubenville.
Now Is your chance to get nice
oval frame and an elegant piece Of
china, big reduction In prices at
McCoy's Book Store. I42t
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sarber, of
Waverly, who have been visiting
relatives In the city for few days,
left for their home this morning.
Ifyour ears tingle these days 1t
does not necessarily follow that
somebody Is talking about you
It's Jack Frost's way of whisper.
log.
Mrs. Catherine Durham and
grandson, Master Carrie linn, Of
Wells street, went to Toronto, O.,
this morning where they will visit
relatives for a few weeks.
Lost Today-Roll of bills between
the Brilliant Cafe and Hotel Mercer
or in the Brilliant. Finder will
return to this Office and receive
liberal reward. 1I42
The following prom inent citizens
of this, were In Wheeling yester
day: J. F. Hall, Robert McCor'
mick, J. Kellis, w. L. Russell,
George Mccaully and DR.. Victor
Hugo Dye.
The numerous acquaintance and
friends OF Mrs. J. J. Crotty, of West
Union, formerly of this city, will
regret to learn that she Is now seri.
ously Ill In ST. Joseph's hospital at
Petersburg.
L. P. Morris, of Shawneetown,
ILL.,, arrived here today from Mari
eta and will remain in this city
and In the country until spring,
looking after Business interests and
visiting with relatives.
Miss Rose Fischer, a charming
and popular young lady of our city,
and the sister of Messrs. Edwin,
Henry and Herbert, left yesterday
for Wheeling en- route to Bradford,
Pa, to visit her parents.
That story from St. Marys Of a
theatrical audience being partially
overcome by gas during the per
Torrance is probably the first on
record of those In front having to
take their amusement under an
anaesthetic,
There occurred In the city last
night an unusually large number
of coasting accidents. But the sport
will be INDUCED In just the same
this evening, and all other evenings,
so long as there Is sufficient snow
and Ice remaining on mother earth
Albert Neeley, a we'll known oil