Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-05
Little


surrounding vicinity met on New
Years eve and organized young
Peoples Christian Endeavor society
and elected all officers necessary to
conduct such organization was
present and all took an active part
which looks as though they mean
business and expect to carry on
this noble work. At one time not
long ago. Little had one of the
finest G. E societies In the county
If not In the State and when they
thought every thing was going on
nicely they were banished from the
church and consequently was
caused to give up the good work
which they had struggled so hard
for and to gain the name for 1t
which il Justly deserved as the
| finest society In the county, They
will now hold their meetings In the
school house for while and we
think 1t will OF be long until we
will have q church that they can
occupy, as their own and no one
dare attempt to hinder. Their
first meeting night will be Satur
day night Jan. 9, 1904, at 7:3o.
Everybody Is invited to attend and
help this good work along, and
may 1t be the means of winning
many souls for Christ and the
church.
Several of the young people Of
Bert attended the box social here
New Years eve.
Miss Dora Warner, of Adonis
attended services here Thursday
night.
Cecil Rice and Daily Clark, of
Next was visiting friends here last
week.
A. R. Lady and Miss Annie
Flesher, of this city were shopping
In Sistersville Thursday.
c, c. Nalley, of Meadville, was
here last week on business
L: w. Knowlton, of Hebron,
was calling on friends at this place
Wednesday.
Several of the boys of this town
were Sistersville business callers
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nalley were
visiting friends at Wick the first of
the week.
What has become of the corr
respondent of Bens Run?
Everett Cornell, of Shiloh, was
business caller here recently.
Smith & Bonner's new store at
Shiloh Is now open for business,
and they will always be found
there with the goods.
1t seems to be getting customary
for the girls to ride In sleds and
their true and devoted followers to
walk along and talk to them just
as often as the driver sees fit to
stop which makes 1t very incon-
venient for the boys. We hope the
rules and customs of this commu-
nifty will not get to be as that of
Old Mexico where they have to
stand under the window and watch
with aching hearts, the face of their
fair intended at the second story
window. But as some of the boys
persists In spending three or four
nights out of each week with. their
girls and stay for breakfast at that
price, we expect they are doing
right by riding In sleds while their
youthful followers must walk.
Misses Annie Flesher, Ethel
Gorrell, Maggie and Nora Nalley
were among visitors here New
Years Eve.
VIM. Cline and Mrs. Angeline
Williamson of this place went to
New Matamoras Ohio, Wednesday
where they were called by the
death of their brother John Cline
his remains were laid to rest In the
beautiful cemetery on the hill
above town, The bereaved friends
and relatives have the sympathy of
the entire community In their sad
hour of bereavement,
Simon Brown, of Witten, O., was
visiting his sister Mrs. E Wick
ham and calling on friends at Little
Friday and Saturday.
Owing to the inclemencies OF the
weather the l. D. S. meeting was
an entire failure.
Floyd Nissan, of Pursley, was