Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-30

High School-dance ton1gnt at
Citizens Hose House. Proceeds
for benefit of the II. S. Base Ball
Team; admissiu soc.
Who ever heard of common
ordinary dodgers" being sold at a
penny each as newspapers? This
is a new departure In journalism.
Mrs. George McCauley, of the
South Side. went to Cameron this
morning where she will visit rela-
tlves and friends for a few days.
Mrs. Lasure and son Jake, of
Cameron, who have been visiting
relatives In the city for few days,
left for their home this morning.
John Mckay, assistant cashier
of the FIRST Natlo nal Bank, returned
to the city this morning from a
short business mission to Wheeling.
]. A. Hl!liard, proprietor of the
second hand store on Diamond
Square, was business visitor to-
day at Marietta and Parkersburg.
Collector and Treasurer Frantz
had his initial experience with the
duties of the office this morning.
He was around collecting license
money.
Col. R. M. Jennings,a prominent
oil operator of Plttsburg. arrived
In the city this morning on the
e:21 train. He Is quartered at the
Hotel Wells.
Mrs. Harriet Cambell, of North
Water street, went to Newport, O.,
this morning where she will be the
geust of her daughter, Mrs. Fitch,
for few DAYS.
Miss kathryn Morrissey, of
Sardis, Ohio, and Miss Dora
| L eidecker, of Parkersbuig, are the
guests of Mrs W. W. Rulings, of
Diamond street.
The many friends of Baby Ruth
Holland of High street, will be
pleased to know she has so far re-
covered from an attack of typhoid
fever to be out again.
Responsible firm wants young
men, active youths or women In
every locality. Permanent good
paying position. National Watch
company, 1o6 Hanover street, Bal
tinore, Md. 80 1t
Why not have some amateur ball
games for the benefit OF the athletic
association? The Indebtedness of
the association might be wiped out
In this way. The fans" are get
ting anxious.
B. w. Dunn, of the firm of
Creekmore and Dunn, contractors,
left the city this morning with his
family and household effects for
Marietta, where they will make
their future home.
Contractor L 7. Shannon left the
city, this morning for Woodsfeld,
TO-, to look after his business
interests In that vicinity. MIR.
Shannon Is now making the Olio
city his headquarters.
1t affords the Review much
pleasure to state that Miss Eliza
Stewart, Mrs Flanagan and Master
Newell Stewart, who have been
seriously Ill for the past few days,
have taken a turn for the better.
City council Is to be commended
for Its caution In the railway matter,
and also for Its fairness In the face
! Of strong opposition from citizens
who are from some cause apparent
ly seeking to defeat the prospect.
At the regular meeting of the
Elks last night the initiatory de
| gree was conferred on B. G.
O'Donnell, of 1uka, popular en-
ploye of the Eureka Pipe Line
company, and P. Dolan, OF the city.
William R. Conway, of Alma,
passed through the city this after"
noon on his way to Plttsburg, from
which point he will leave tomorrow
at II m. for Los Angeles, CAL, on q
prospecting tour of several weeks.
The new FIRE alarm 81 stem didn't
show up very strong this morning.
The bell was not tapped until some
time after the whistles gave the
alarm, and then the taps were not
of full strength or sufficiently nu'
merous.
ktI..so~, Pynca HINT and