Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-17
NUMBER 43.
KENOvA NEWS.

Mira. Mas gle Summers IL attond.
ing the Institute at Guyandotte
this week.
Mr.. Chas Silliman has lust re-
turned from n business trip 10
Philadelphia.
MIR. Rapp is doing his uimost 10
I'LL tho position of Supt.. while Mr..
Peck ie away.
Postmastor f. s. Bown has 70.
ceivcd notice that Kcuova will be
made n Money Order Office.
Track ~ being laid on the Elk
horn end of tho n. & W. 4. X.
this week, at tho rate of "a mile "a
day
Beech stroot has boon we'll
graded and il now opened from the
n. &c w. Office west TO Thirteenth
st.
Mr. Brndy'e eldest daughter has
been quito sick for some time. but
We understand she IL nov on tho
mcnd.
Mr.. Arthur Bown aoemH to pny
regular visits 10 Ohio every week.
IL II wotcrmolons that attract him
or-----Y
MIR. j. Briggs, of Philadelphia,
takes Mr.. G. R. Deals place as
bridge inspector since Mr. Deal
has resigned.
Mr.. Campbell, of Huntington. il
filling the place Of rtenographor at
the \. * W office during Mr.. For
guson'a absence.
Picnics by moonlight sro tho
latest thing. (N. B.--Beitsr take u
lantern along to illuminate the
darkness while waiting for tho
moon.)
Mr. W. a. Doanc and Train Mas
tor, a. l.. jackson, were up tho line
Monday as far as Dingcss, to ar
range for running the trains To-
the tunnel. The change wills pro-
badly be made very soon.
Mr.. JAS. a. Ferguson, the ste
nographer aud type writer nj the
office Of Mr.. Doano, left Wcdnes-
day evening for y vacation at his
home ia Smiths Falls, Ontario.
He goes by way Of Washington,
Philadelphia aud Now York. and
viii doubtless have an enjoyable
trip. A visit to Canada is delight
full 10 even think about this walm
weather.
a force Of carDenters we're started
10 work on the Assembly Hall,
Thursday, and the building will be
rushed right up. As all the ma
terial IL ON the ground, even 10 tho
| finishing lumber, il will not taks
long 10 complete IT. II il should
not be finished in time for school
10 begin the small building for
merly used "a al Office by tho Land
Association will be put in order %
uee until the Assembly Hall is
ready.
Chief assistant Engineer, W. a.
Doane, left Wednesday for Roa-
noke, Va, where he wiil meet Chief
Engineer, W W. Coo, and together
they Will take tour ~ inspection
over the road Great interest cen.
ters in tho completion Of tho line,
~ there remains 20 little yet tor
I finish. II is confidently expected
90 connect the lines by the first
81 October. and as soon az the road
bed is fnishcd and balias,ed.
Through trains VIII be run from
Eikhorn 10 Kenova.
a select party Of young folks
had a delightful moonlight pic
nic or the kenova bills. Monday
evening a more ploaeant even
ing could not have been desired
aud with Mrs Wayne Ferguson a.
chaperon of the party IT, success
was assured There were present
+ the Misses Kelley. the Misses
Byrnes. the Misses Ida aud Zella
MiilendeT. Miss Bertha Wharton
and Mics Maggie A Bown. Drs.
Shirley, Hupkius and FarrelIy.
Messrs. Sam Ferguson, Wayne FER
gus1n, Jas. 5 Ferguson aud F. a.
Bown.
Mr IS Copeland fufler returns
20 Philadelphia this week having
resigned his position With the Land
Association We arr indeed sin.
cereiy sorry to lose Mr Furteg. az
I he h. a gentleman of sterling worth.
competent aud accomplished in
his prOfes ion as his woFk here ulli
show III has bad charge from fhe
i beginning. 20 Hotel keuuya. fhs
IGieuwood. and Indeed aImosi all
The building II tho Association.
The Gleuwood Inn will remain
memanfo ~ his siay here. We
assure Mr. Furber that our best
wishes ro with hifn. and he many
friends Will ~ glad 10 know of his
welfare and success in whatever
I hf may urfinrfaE