Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-23
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-. b. AnKrOm anu VILE reGufH-
ed Sunday from few days visit
to friends in Wheeling and Paden
City.
Mrs. Clara A. Jemison of Cam
eron, left Tuesday for Sistersville,
after a several days visit with
friends and relatives in town. She
will return to her home today.
Workmen are very busy making
the necessary improvement and
conveniences in the basement of
the First National bank building.
They will be finished with their
work today, and T. A. Meade will
move into them in a few days.
Mrs. Carl ellison of Sistersville,
was the Sunday guest of her hus-
band, who is employed here as
driller. She was accompanied by
her son.
w. L. Russell, manager for the
Oil Review, of Sistersville, was in
town several days this week trans
acting business.
H. B. Shriver, Republican nomi-
nee for Sheriff, was a prominent
Middlebourne visitor in town Sat-
Urday. He was accompanied by
lis wife.
DR.. M. M. Reppard has organ
lied a class in the Sunday-schO
for the purpose of training pupils
for teachers in the Sunday-school.
This is a good idea. The Doctor
is always managing something
new, attractive and instructive for
the school. Sunday-school teach
ers should be well informed. and
capable of teaching as well as
those of our week day schools.
Clutch" Twyman, who has
been employed at Sistersville for
several months, is at home this
week. He is suffering from an in
Jured arm, caused by coming in
contact with a piece of steel.
Lewis Ankrom of Wick, while
/ alighting from a train at Penns-
boro, Tuesday, fell and dislocated
his shoulder, and it remained in
that condition until Thursday,
when it was replaced by Drs. En-
gle and Pyle. 1t was very pain
full.
Miss Lille Moss of Sistersville,
arrived in town Tuesday to re-
main until after the eachers' ex-
animation, which is in progress.
She was unfortunate enough to
lose her pocketbook while on her
way out here.
Rev. H. Barton Bowden and
wife and George Collier of Sisters
vile; Miss Georgia Wise of Pitts
burg, and H. H. Cary of Zanes-
vile, O., were visitors in town
Saturday and took supper at the
Hotel Central.
Will Graham, who until recent
| ly was a resident of Sistersville,
but now of Boulder, COL, was in
town Friday the guest of Miss
Anna B. Evans. He will shortly
return to his home, where he will
engage in the furniture business.
1t is whispered that he will return
| a benedict instead of a bachelor,
Kenner Smith, a prominent cit
izen of Harrisville, was in town
Tuesday looking after business
matters. Mr.. Smith is an extern
sive land owner in Tyler. He is
accompanied by his wife. They
visited at the home of D. w. ivy
man, and left Tuesday morning
for Sistersville. They will return
to Harrisville Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Duty and son
Quinn, went to Sistersville Satur-
day to visit friends and to do some
shopping. Mr.. Duty drove out
Sunday to accompany her home.
c. B. Riggle has been suffering
considera ole for several days from
a very small scale which fell in
his eve while assisting Chas. East
man to put up a sign in front of
the drug store.
| Judge Jacobs of New Martins
vile, was among the prominent
legal visitors in town yesterday.
/ Frank Tracey and wife were in
town Thursday. They were on a
short visit to the latter's parents
near town.
Walter Oldham of Sistersville.