Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-02
KENOyA NEWS.

Chief Engineer w. w. Coc arriv.
ed in town Thursday.
d. b. Bayless, of Covington, Ky.
was in town Saturday.
Smiths boarding house is hav-
ing good run of business.
J. II. Millendcr of Ceredo was al
the Glenwood Tuesday night.
Mr.. Wellman will open firs,
class meat market here III "A short
time.
The new side track nj North
kenova is three thousand feet
long.
Mrs. Bateson has been suffering
several days with La Grippe, but
is now well again.
Edward j. Stack, OF Cambridge,
Mass, n newsl aper correspondent,
was here Saturday.
Albert Gardner, of Richmond,
Va, is tho machinist i'm the erec-
tion of tho coal tipple.
c. X. Wilson representing n
jeweler establishment in Columbus
O., was in town Tuesday.
Messrs. Howell and Gates. of
Ashland, will have Yagcr's board
ing house completed soon.
S. r.. Cochran, of Groonville, Pa.
and J. ID. Nc cMann, of Newark, O.,
were in town last Saturday.
f. J. Collins, of Philadelphia,
representing a Co. in that city has
leased the Dunlow coal mines.
Mr.. Howell, was called home,
Tuesday evening, on account of
the sickness OF his daughter.
Lawrence Martin, of Cincinnati,
has g-no to Huntington TO accept
n position as telegraph operator.
Mrs. Ed. Myers, of Bainbridge.
Ohio, has joined her husband here.
Mr.. Myers is engineer on the N. &
w.
The prospect for the creamery
at North Kenova is good. 1t will
be located conveniently to the de-
pot.
Mrs. Croly, was married in Iron
ton, last Saturday to Samuel Wea-
YER, an! has gone to Columbus to
reside.
The coal tipple Will be ready for
use in few weeks. II will give
employment TO twenty-five or thir.
ty men.
w. G. and S. NJ. Hudson of
Blanchester Ohio, who are looking
up timber interests, were here
Sunday.
Samuel Esler, OF Chegter CO.,
Pa, was taking business look at
Kenova last week, arriving ON h %
F. f. V. Friday.
Mr.. White of Dayton, news
agent on the Kenova division of
the N. 81 w, and wife are board
ing at Donnally's.
Some valuable ID St. property
has been sold by Supt. Peek 10
parties in Virginia, who contom
place putting in a dry goods store.
Samuel Ferguson, has commenc-
ed work on his dwelling. 1t will
be finely located. occupying one Of
The most desirable sites in North
Kenova.
The gas from the first well has
boon piped TO the depot grounds,
and lighted. II makes n brilliant
torch, and is great convenience
and attraction.
J. II. Pemberton, Of Catletts-
burg. Is now engineer on the Ferry
Boat Emily. ie is an old time
engineer having been with the Sea-
Lion Towboat Co.
r. i. sturgis, Of Chicago, has
been here this week in the inter
cot Of The creamery at North Ko-
nova. Tho prospects for the cream
cry are most excellent.
Mr. Louis Castillo, formerly
cook at Southern Hotel, 50 Louis,
and other leading hotels, has been
secured by the management as
cook at The GlenwOod.
Edward r. Archer, chief onpi.
ueer Of the Trodegar iron works.
Of Richmond, Va, is here. He il
experimenting the erection Of the
coal hpple at this place.
John Mildren, and assistants,
who have been az work On the test
we'll have finished their work here,
aud returned 10 their homo al
Brady's Bend, Armstrong Co, Pa.
Inquiry at The Office Of the Ken.
ova Association, and also ~ the N
x w. Headquarters. fails TO elicit
confirmation of The rumor that the
contract for huildihg the Union Sta
ton has been let