Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-14

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w. R. Nelson, of the furniture
department of G. E. Schupbach's
store, was a Paden City business
caller today.
G. E. Bailey, popular attache
of the Oil Well Supply company,
was New Martinsville business
visitor today.
7. II. Pringle, manager of the
Oh Well Supply company with
headquarters at Marietta, was In
the city Sunday.
Mrs. II. M. Campbell and little
daughter Cornelius, of Parkerburg,
are the guests of Mrs G. 3. Bailey,
of Virginia street.
G. L.Gillis returned Sunday from
a business mission to Pittsburg.
Mr.. ellis brought home with him
a span of fine poneys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie and little
daughter Mable have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mul.
lendick, of Benton street.
Mrs. Ralph Broadwater went to
Marietta this morning to visit her
niece Mrs. J. w. Boyers, who Is
seriously Ill of malarial fever.
81. J. Harris returned to the city
Sunday from the Woodsfeld, Ohio.
oil field where he has been for two
weeks looking after his oil inter-
ests.
The Lorena passed down Sunday
morning aud the Qaeen City Sun.
day afternoon. Each steamer had
a good trip of both passengers and
freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cantner,
who have been spending the win.
ter with their son J. w. Canter, of
Millers Run, O., left for their home
this morning at Bellfonte, Pa.
Over FIVE hundred pocket books,
card cases, pass cases, bill books,
long bill books, In fact everything
you can think of In this line just In
and on sale at McCoys Book Store.
Io5t
J. S. Pierpoint passed through
the city Sunday afternoon enroute
to his home at Jamestown, W. Va.
Mr.. Pierpoint had been looking
after his oil interests for few days
In the old Rockwell field.
John Stealey added IL fine liv-
cry horses to his business Saturday
evening. The animals were pur-
chased In the vicinity of Ravens
wood, w. Va. and were shipped
here on board of the Avalon. Mr..
Stealey informs US horses are very
high and scarce In all parts of the
country.
The rain predicted for Sunday
did not materalize. On the contrary
1t was a fairly fine day. There was
preaching at all the churches Sun.
day and the gooi weather, doubt
less had much to do with the large
congregations that assembled at
the meetings both morning and
evening.
Tramps were seen at back doors
this morning In all parts of the city
begging something to eat. In a
few cases this class OF people are
observable of charity, but In a ma
jority they are not. The greater
portion of them are worthless set
of vagabonds, and are liable to 60
back to residence under the cover
of night and commit some depre-
dalton. The police should fire
them OUT of the city as fast as
they make their appearance within
the corporate limits.
Abner G. Thomas, who has been
attending McCormick's Neurology
cal College, of Chicago, returned
home Saturday evening. Mr..
Thomas, who has been pursuing
this line of study for sometime,
has been In attendance at this In
stitution for several weeks past,
receiving the final lectures and ex.
aminations and was successful In
h,ving the degree, Doctor of Metz
rology, conferred upon him. He
has fitted up suite of rooms In the
Peoples National Bank building,