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Mrs Louis Wetzel of Garry Owen and Mrs W.E. Wetzel in Sistersville Oil Review.
Sistersville Oil Review
Sistersville, West Virginia •
Wed, Nov 23, 1898 p5
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• Weekly Oil Review. FORMERLY TYLER DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY NOV. 23, 1898.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Powell have moved to Stringtown.
Mr. Clark Martin, of Friendly,' made us a pleasant cash call today, j Robert McCoy, of Middlebourne, is a business visitor to the city to- j dayParents, go to church, you and your children. It's the best place on earth. H- H. Orcutt, a prominent business man of Washington, Pa., is in the city on business. Mrs.

C. E. Bailey has returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Williamstown. L. E.

Sands, cashier of the Exchange bank oi Wheeling, was in the city on business yesterday. P. B. Crosby, a well known traveling man of Parkersburg, is transacting business in the city today. Mrs.

E. H. Brooks and daughter went to Wheeling this morning tor a visit with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Louis Wetzel, of Garry Owen, has almost recovered from the accident she met with not long ago.

H. T. Blaney, an extensive cattle dealer in Jefferson county, Ohio, contemplates moving to this city soon. Grandma Eskey, lately widowed, j bas taken up her residence with her j daughter, Mrs. W.

F. Rice. The old heme of the Eskey familv, on upper Wells sireet is being repaired and will be occupied by two families. Chris Henderson, cashier at the railway station, who has been recuperating his health with his parents in Little, was in the city yesterday. Last evening he left for a short visit with friends and relatives in Pittsburg.

Mr. Chas. Farmer and Misses Eulalie Fish and Terers Gibbons, belonging to the New Martinsville corps of teachers, visited our public schools this week. They exoressed themselves as being highly pleased over our advancement in an educational way. Attorney F.

D. Young, of Sistersville, has openly declared his candidacy for judge of the Fourth Judicial Circuit, to succeed Hon. Romeo H. Freer. There are.

many other aspirants, but Frank is our choice first, last and all the time. We are not in the district, but that does not prevent us from having a choice of candidates. ? St. Marys Leader. From Monday's Daily.

Mrs. Pool, of St. Marys, is visit ing relatives and friends in the city. D. H.

Morey, of Middlebourne, was in the city yesterday on business. C. B. Fontaine and wife, of Huntington, were recent visitors to this city. J.

Iy. Mclntyre, Esq., of New I Martinsville, is in the city today. Mr. Mclntyre is a candidate for the 'circuit court appointment. Rev.

Bowden preached a Thanksgiving sermon in the M. K. church j last evening before the Junior Orj der of American Mechanics. J. W.

Boyer, the extensive oil producer, was in Marietta last week combining business with pleasure, returned to the city yesterday. A. H. Fleming, traveling salesman for W. J.

Gilmore & Co., wholesale druggists of Pittsburg, ic in the city calling on his trade.

Miss Bertha Martin, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. E Wetzel, returned this morning to her home in Newport, Ohio.

Attorneys A. Bruce Hunt and M. D. Haneswent to Parkersburg this morning to attend Circuit Court, which convenes in that city today. Lee Freidenrich and H. O Stealey, two of Wheeling's best known cigar men, are dispensing their wares among the city trade today.

Rev. P. A. Boice returned today from New Martinsville, where he held services in the St. Paul's Catholic church at that place yesterday.

C. Y. Benedum, a prominent member of the South Penn Oil company, and wife, ot Middle bourne, were registered at the Wells yesterday. Mrs. Poole and daughter, of St.

Messrs. Jacob Straus and Jerome Straus, prominent traveling men of Cincinnati, were in the city today.
James Pierpoint, a prominent farmer and miller of Next, this county, is in the city today on business.
Dr. R. H. Thaw, of Elizabeth, Wirt county, W. Va., was in the city today, the guests of relatives and friends.
W. H. Furbee and Russell Wright, two ot the prominent citizens of the county, were in Wheeling yesterday.
Jas. Hall, a prominent contractor and oil producer, returned this afternoon from a visit to his home in Washington, Pa.
Mr. Clarence Kale, the well known contractor and producer, has been in Pittsburg for several days on business.
Andy Stoops, of Railroad Avenue, was called to Pittsburg this morning by ihe serious illness of his father who resides in that city.
Postmaster Geo. E. Work is in Washington, D. C , on business connected with the establishment of free delivery service in this city.
The improvements at the Eureka ; Pipe Line station are progressing j finely, and many people visit the station daily to witness the transformation. Builds up the system; puts pure, rich blood in the veins; makes men and women strong and healthy. Burdock Biood Bitters. At any drug store..
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20250129GHLn-
Mrs Louis Wetzel of Garry Owen and Mrs W.E. Wetzel in Sistersville Oil Review.
Sistersville Oil Review
Sistersville, West Virginia •
Wed, Nov 23, 1898 p5
CLIPPED BY
wetzupdoc • 29 January 2025

• Weekly Oil Review. FORMERLY TYLER DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY NOV. 23, 1898.
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Mrs. Louis Wetzel, of Garry Owen, has almost recovered from the accident she met with not long ago.
Miss Bertha Martin, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. E Wetzel, returned this morning to her home in Newport, Ohio.
Postmaster Geo. E. Work is in Washington, D. C , on business connected with the establishment of free delivery service in this city.

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