Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-29
Little, W. Va.

The snow and ice Is fast disap-
pearing with the sun and rain.
From all appearances the public
roads will soon be impossible.
c. Flesher was among the busi-
ness callers In town Friday.
1t has been said by some. that
they would rather take hint than
a kick and we are thinking the
same but you will find nine out OF
10 that take then are the ones they
were intended for. And that truth
Is mighty and will prevail, but we
don't think 1t stands very good
show until the cold weather Is over
at least,
The Lyceum, better known as
the L. D. S. met Friday night but
owing to the inclemency of the
weather the attend ance was small
and no change whatever was made
in the program and the same will
be rendered on next Friday night.
The object of this organization as
has been before stated, IS for the
advancement rel'g'ously al d his
,orically and 1t Is our sincere belief
that all who attend will be greatly
benefited. The young people as
well as some of the older ores are
Interested In this society and will
eudeavor to make 1t the model OF
its kind ind surely no reasonably
intelligent man wouldn't try to de
grade or tear down society of this
kind.
As the best and ablest speaker
of today had starting point some
where, and who knows but what It
was In a society of this kind, and
the little boys and girls of today
who are encouraging their intel
lect In such societies will In the
future be called to fill the positions
now held by he leading ladies' and
gentlemen of this free and God
loving American land ofcurs where
regardless of poverty or wealth all
m ,y attain to the same high calling
which Is God first, and then our
country.
Henry Wickham attended church
at Falls Mill Sunday night.
Mr.. Henry Wickbam was calling
on friends at Everett Friday.
John Gray, OF near GraysvIlle, O.
was here on business last week.
J.B Stewart mEde a business
trip to Sistersville one cay last
week.
Bro. "Bill" Cline is spending his
leisure hours In the service of stew
ardship of the U. B church collect
Ing salary for the minister. VIM.
Is highly respected, honest ener-
se,ic man, and In truth hustler,
and one for whom We can predict a
bright and happy tu'ure coupled
with prosperity ard success. Any
one having anything to contr butte
10 the cause Of Christ will please
give Bro. Cline a call and receive
credit for same.
John and Pearly Nissan of Next
were business callers In town Fri
day.
Miss Annie Flesher was shop
ping here Friday.
L L. Pierpoint, OF Next, attend.
ed the L, D. S. here Friday night.
Mr.. Cecil Rice made 8 business
call at Arch Snumans Friday night.
W, H. Wickham sep, accom-
panied by Miss F V R. J. Crane
went to Sistersville Saturday, where
Miss Crane will remain for some
time In the employe of Mrs kellogg.
We understand that c. c. Baker
hes the job of pumping the Keller
No. I.
Vlrden Bros, Kncwlton & His
sam, our hustling merchants are
doing a thriving business at the
present, which shows that this
country Is still In prosperous con
dition.
The casing has been pulled at
the J B. Keller No I and the well
will soon be put toPumping. This
opens up considerable new territory
and We understand that several le.
cations have been made.
1t Is generally understood that
VIM Long Is aspiring for the can.
didacy for Sheriff of Tyler county
on the Republican ticket Mr..
Long Is a starnch Republican and
has faithfully served his term as a