Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-24
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friends and--------.
Mrs. f. S. Bown entertained n
small party of friends Tuesday
evening.
/ Anew sidcwall, is being laid from
the y. x W. Office to tho storo
building.
Mr.. Durgoa and his workmen
have started on the sionework at
tho station.
Mrs. Pcdricl, who has been stnv-
ing at Mr.. 4. u. Kclloy'e, returned
to her home in Chicago.
An appreciated improvement ~
tho platform on the south side of
tho tracks at tho depot.
Miss Mary Bowon. who has been
the guest OF NJ isS.s ferRusons. re-
turnod homo TO Wayne Monday.
d. !. Durncy has moved back
from Huntington. He says ticro
is no place like Kenova.
Eighteen now coaches on tho n.
& W passed Konova last week for
the Elkhorn Division.
&c. vollmcr, clerk at Passenger
Depot, is confined TO his bed with
fever.
J. NJ. Martin. night operator at
Union depot, has boon appointed
agent nj l.owis, W. Va. Mr.. John
son is filling his vacancy horo.
Grant Tcad clerk at Train Mas
ters Office spent Sunday last at his
home in Columbus.
Thirty Italians from tho East
camo in Tuesday morning and
were sent up 10 the front.
Pay day on the N. & W. brought
the usual rejoicing. &. & O. pay
day is the 2lst.
DIED.--August 18th. Mary. tho
little twelve year old daughter of
John Hood. She was taken TO
Hampton City for bi.sial.
Mr.. Williams, OF Buena Vista.
Va, who has rented the new drug
store, expects TO be here next week
TO take possession.
The Sunday afternoon services
will probably bc held hereafter in
the little building near the N. Il
w. office.
Mr.. Clarence Hanshaw, who has
been sick for the last few days. il
able TO bo on his train from Keno
va to Columbus.
r. +. Lamb and G.. a.. Bradley.
agents at Dunlow and Wayne,
passed through our town OH their
way home last Saturday.
An injunction was served on the
Ohio River Railroad Thursday
morning and %ork was stopped for
the present We have no doubt il
viii be resumed soon.
Several now cottages will be fin
ished and ready for occupation boz
fore long, and almost nil Of them
arc engaged before hand.
The Ohio River r. 4. people are
pushing their grade into Kenoya
parallel TO the belt line track. The
old Indian mouud is fast disap-
pearing az tho dirt is used 70 hll
up between Tenth and Thirteenth
St Al the present rate IL will not
take long to finish the grading. -
The n. & W. has cut down some
Of the force working al this place.
Everything is nOw concentrated on
tho main issue Of getting the main
line through, and minor interests
are to be- temporarily suspended
until this is accomplished. The
track laying is being pushed moro
rapidly than cvor.
Rev Bogrs, Of Catletfsburg. who
has been preaching on the Wharf
boat Sunday afternoons, alternate
" with Mr. Gadsby, has succeeded
in raising funds 20 purchase an
organ for The Sunday services. To
Mr. Boggs belongs great credit for
the interest be- has taken In tho
matter and We are pleased 20 learn
that ise organ has come and is
ready for uss.
The Dayton and Soldiers Homo
excursion pulled ont ~ Union De-
pot az elk o'clock Sunday Aug. Is.
with tea coaches which were alf
full when Chiliic0lhe was reached
also baggage car filled with re-
ireshmeuts. Tho excursion was
under iho orders of Mr. Fletcher.
~ lrcnion, who in every way
showed lbs manliness and ability
to perform bis duty. The train
did not stop after leaving Chilli
coihe where thsyWero transferred
90 tho & H & y BY aud q die
tancc Ct 50 miles was reached ia
2 hours and go minutes. The ex-
curaionists seemed in every way 10
BE- happy aud couteuisd. The ox-
cftrrfuft was fhn & saf f.ua a..r~ vUs,