Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-24
Real March weather.
River Is rising rapidly.

Huu W ldStluR pSiIOu ID ASoiihS'
Candidates are working over
time.
Two more days and the agony
will be over.
J.R. Morgan, of Wasp, was a
business caller In the city today.
E. A. Ryan, proprietor of the
boiler works on Burt street, Is Sc
riously Ill.
Light falls of rain have occurred
over the Ohio Valley and coal
boat stag OF water Is assured.
Col. Levi Sloner, the veteran
mactinist, who was sick for quite
while Is now almost we'll again.
Look out for those Easter wed.
dings. There Is going to be several
Of them, so the Review Is Informed
The numerous friends of Mrs.
Bowden will be pleased to learn
that she Is considerably improved
today.
Three roomed house for rent
Possession given Thursday. In
quire Stewart Sisters, north Wells
street. 24tf
The Virginia Club will have their
reerlar dance Friday evening Of
this week Prof. Helms full orchestra
will furnish the music.
Messrs. H w. Mccoy and CIV.
Grler left for Wheeling this after.
noon OF the I:57 train. They will
return to the city this evening.
The Cotillion Club will hold an
impromtue dance Thursday evening
at City Hall Prof. Helms full
orchestra will furnish the music.
There Is quite a rise coming out
of the Monopgahela river. There
will be from IS to Is feet of water
at Wheeling, enough to let a big
lot of coal out.
Miss Alfretta Russell, formally of
this city. but now of Parkersburg,
came up yesterday on the afternoon
train and will be the guest of Miss
Callie Krug for few days.
George S. Parshall, the genial
travelling representative ofthe Wa
rem Engine company, was calling
en- his friends and patrons here
today. Mr.. Parshall IS located at
?ittsburg.
Mrs. James Finlayson and chill
dreu, who have been visiting Mrs.
ID. A Henderson,, of Diamond
street, for a brief period re-
turned to their home at Littleton
this morning.
Obsequies of the late James W.
Henderson will be conducted at 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at The
family residence on Elizabeth and
Water streets. Friends of the
family are invited.
John Gillisple has accepted po'
sition with Surveyor E L Benton,
who Is assisting with the work o.
the Ohio Valley electric railroad
Mr.. Gillespie entered upon his du'
ties this morning.
E. L. Burk, who was formerly
employed as bookkeeper by E. J.
McJunkin, Is In the city today. He
holds a responsible position with
Ellsworth & Davis, prominent oil
producers of St. Marys.
The many friends of Judge Pugh
of Columbus, Ohio, will be glad to
know that the report circulated
yesterday that he was dead Is false
and utterly without foundation as
the udge is not even SICK.
Col. John J. Carter, of Titusville,
president OF the Carter OIL com.
pauy. has been In the city for the
past two days looking after the
interests of his company. He
expects to return to his home this
evening,
1t Is the duty of every citizer
identified with the best interests Of
Sistersville, to york for the election
of the ticket on next Thursday
whose election means capable and
honest administration of the affairs
of the city.
It Is to be sincerely hoped that
the municipal election will be void
of personalities, and that 1t will be
conducted In the most friendly