We analyze the distribution of the neutral gas in the neighborhood of
four southern O-type stars based on observations of the 21 cm H I line
. These data disclose H I bubbles probably associated with the stars H
D 112244 [O8.5Iab(f)], HD 155913 [O5Vn((f))], HD 175754 [O8II((f))], a
nd IID 175876 [O6.5III(n)(f)]. The dimensions of these bubbles are in
the range 90 to 170 pc, and their expansion velocities are low, about
10 km s(-1), implying dynamical ages of (3-6) x 10(6) yr. Only a few p
ercent of the mechanical energy of the stellar wind is transformed int
o kinetic energy of the shells. Their origin and the contribution of o
ther early-type stars to the formation of these bubbles are discussed.
Particularly, it is suggested that HD 155913 belongs to an unknown OB
association that could also have contributed in the formation of the
H I bubble surrounding this star. These new H I bubbles resemble H I b
ubbles surrounding Wolf-Rayet (W-R) stars. The presence of stellar win
d bubbles associated with O-type stars supports an interpretation wher
e the massive progenitors of the W-R stars are also responsible for th
e formation of the H I bubbles detected around W-R stars.