Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-02
Little and Surroundings

passed through here Wednesday or
: business pertaining to his profes'
sion.
County Surveyor James Warner
was here Wednesday and Thursday
on professional business.
| Arch Gorrell, of Bert, was q
business caller here Thursday.
E Wickham went to Friendly
Thursday on business.
| Walter Fish, of Sistersville. was
calling on friends here Monday.
Michael Flanagan,o of Ststersville,
was here on business Thursday
and calling on his brother.
Any one having watches or
< hives 10 exchange cal. on J. r.
Bowles.
! Joseph Gorrell, of Next, was
here on business Thursday.
E. A. Danser attended the 6 =
prise party at John Hissa N
Wednesday night and reporte a a
good time
E. Leopold and Arch Shivm Il.
dere business visitor here Wednes
way evening
The Rev. Hess has been con-
ductipg a very successful series OF
revival services at Falls Mills.
Henry Wickham made bust
ness call on relatives and friends at
Sistersville Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. Rainbow gave alphouo-
graph and stereopticon exhibition
Friday, Saturday rnd Tuesday
night In Virden Hall attended BY
large concourse of people from the
surrounding vicinity.
L. W. Kuowlton and William
Stewart, of Hebron, was calling on
J. B. Stewart Friday.
Forest Adams was visiting at
the home of his uncle A. Valleys,
Saturday and Sunday and attended
the exhibition accompanied by his
cousin Miss Annie Nalley.
Some would be self important
people are never satisfied only
when they are scattering chat for
the wind to blow over their neigh
bors lot, but their talk goes unheed'
ed by all reasonably intelligent peo-
pie. If 1t wasn't for what THEY say
the public conversation would suf-
fer for the want Of subjects. But
as 1t goes what he or SHE says or
what they say, the supposition Is
that the general rabble has no need
to be idle for he told someone that
she said that they told her that
that fellow had said she told him
that he said that she was overheard
to say that they said so and so, aud
so 1t Is, the common talk goes the
rounds of the people. being added
to by nearly every one who tells 1t
and ofttimes the truth stands In
danger of being badly warped. But
when the story has gone the rounds
does he or she or they really know
who told 1t, or whether any part of
1t was true. or has sprung from the
Liar own neverfailipg stock.
Scores of people from this and the
surrrunding country attended the
exhibition by Prof. Rainbow and
Mr.. McKenery..
Wylie Cline has been confined to
his home for some time with an at
tack of la grippe. But we are glad
20 note, Is better at this writing.
w. H. Wickham ST., was a bust
ness caller at Long Reach Satur-
day.
Miss Annie Nalley Is home from
Meadville to spend week with her
parents.
The campaign season Is now
open and the entire force Of labor
ers on all the great machinery OF
the United States will resume work
and will begin to grind out Hes
which Is the only scheme for some
to resort to, to hasten the downfall
of some honest hard working man,
simply because they think he
would be likely to work to the In
terest of the people In general. and
not alone for some little filthy
|beerbloated towns. But If small
headed people was blest with
head as large In proportion as they
imagine their brains to be, 1t would