Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-18
News From
MiddIebourne

L. Morris and wife were shopping
in Sistersville yesterday.
Attorney G. B. Riggle was
down to Bowle's Mill yesterday
doing some surveying for parties
in that vicinity.
Sheriff II. B. Shriver removed
some of his household goods in
the Jail residence yesterday. He
will be settled as one Of our town
citizens by garden-making time.
Attorney K. G. Moore was call
ed to- Centreville district Friday
on legal business. He made it
convenient to remain over night
with home folks at Joseph's Mills.
Daniel Giboney of Buffalo coun-
try, was business visitor in town
yesterday. He was accompanied
home by his grandson, Gwynne
Duty.
Mrs. W. G. Moore was called to
Kidwell last night in answer to a
summons from Mrs. Frank Full
mer. who is very i'll and is not
expected to live but a very short
time.
Hon. T. P. Hill has been in the
country surrounding McKim and
Wick for few days looking after
some oil interests and leases in
which he and other parties are in
terested.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Stewart
are at New Martinsville for a
week s stay with relatives. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Emma
White, who will reside there in
the future.
Dock Hill of McKim, was in
town last night to attend the reg
ular meeting of the Masonic lodge
here. A number of others from
the country roundabout were also
in attendance.
Mrs. C. S. Stealey and sister,
Miss Josephine Hill, returned last
night from Waterford, where they
accompanied the remains of their
father, the late w. B. Hill, to their
last resting place.
w. E. Snyder, who has charge
of the oil station at the mouth
of Sancho for the Eureka Pipe
Line company, left for his home
at Hebron this morning and will
remain until Monday.
Squire Virden of Little, was at
the Tyler House yesterday and
transacting some business at the
courthouse. He left in the even
ing for Indian creek to visit his
daughter for a few days.
R. A. Martin and wife went
out to Kidwell yesterday to at
tend to some business at their
farm. He is about to close a deal
for the sale of said farm, so we
understand, to Lloyd Gorrell,
Mrs. Rebekah Pierpoint of Cen
treville, is reported very low Of
complications of diseases with no
hopes of recovery. She received a
severe fall some months ago from
the effects of which she has never
recovered.
G.. A. Wernecke and family are
now very comfortably located in
their rooms in the Jackson build
ing, on Court street. Mr.. Wer-
necke has his jewelry store in the
building formerly occupied by c.
L. ellis.
Jacob Smith of Frew, is at the
Tyler House for a visit with rel
atives. Mr.. Smith is one of the
| few remaining veterans OF the
Civil war, and his friends always
give him a warm welcome when
he comes to town.
O. G.. Sweeney of st. Marys,
and Lamar Wells of Pittsburgh,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Spencer at the Tyler House
yesterday. They were on Their
return from attending the funeral
of their relative. Mrs. Susan Ty-
CART. at Centreville.
We understand that William
Morris Of Centreville, has bought
the property recently sold by him
to C. B. Riggs, and will remain
citizen of that town. After look
ing around he found no place so
satisfactory to him and his fam