Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-13
KENOvA NEWS.

| WIN Zen Ni'PtV'
I'M. Grant has bcen acting az
clerk at tho Glcnwood
Tho pleasant work Of invoicing
is going on at the storo.
Tho wifc of Charles Adkins Of
South Point died on Sunday of La
Grippe.
VIM Rapp, left Tuesday for
Philadelphia, To be gone couple
of weeks.
Mrs. Ben Davidson of South
Point is absent visiting hcr mother
who 10 sick.
+. f. Badgeley, station ngent has
been having "a troublesome carbun-
Gle ON his mock.
Goo. A. Bateson Of Marietta,
Ohio, has assumed tho position Of
manager of the Glenwood.
Supt. l.. 7. Pcck has been acting as
"mine host" at the Glenwood. Ho
is a success in tho line.
DIR. Fultz of Louisville has mado
arrangements to locate in this place
for the practice of medicine.
| Only eight days and eleven hours
intervonod between tho deaths of
J. M. Burgess md his wife.
Miss III. l.. Peck, of Evanston,
Ills, is visiting friends hcrc, and
will remain for n few weeks.
The schools at South Point were
suspended Tuesday, on account Of
tAc sickness of Principal Wolch. =
Tho Glenwood was opened on
New Years day, dinner being
served that day tot largo number
kof guests.
Arthur Bown, of MnrysvilIe,
Ohio, has taken position in tho
store. IIo is brother of Post
master Bown.
l.. III. Commack of Huntington
was in town Tuesday on his way
TO Granville, Ohio, whore no is ut
tending college.
s. $. Pancoa,t Is receiving the
machinery for his planning mill, and
will be ready before long TO com
mence operation.
Mr.. Bradford OF Columbus O.,
mail agent, has been up tho limo
this week arranging for mail sor-
vice between here and Dunlow.
"Shall not take minc case i'm
mine inn," is what the people say
now as they sit in tho rocking
chairs in the Office of tho Glen
wood.
Mrs. Ira Winters OF tho Point
went to Portsmouth just before
Christmas OH visit. Sho was
taken sick while there and has not
yot recovered.
Persons desiring to- visit Ironton,
can leave here at 9.oS a. NJ. and re.
turn at i1.27 or S.I7 =. NJ. Also
leave here at4 23 =. NJ. and return
at 1890 p. NJ. OH the N. q w.
Il. III. Baldridge is Of opinion
that two hundred houses will be
erected in town next season, and
insists that that is too conserva-
tive All estimate. He says he
could rent two or three dwellings
every day if he had them.
Twelve passenger trains arrive
and depart daily, az follows, on tho
n. Il w. four on the N. N. & NJ. ".
five, and on tho G.. Il o. three.
These with tho numerous freight
trains that pass, make tho vicinity
Of the station q busy place.
Messrs. +. X. Peck, l.. T. Peck,
e.. G. Coe, and Fred Bown, went up
to Huntington, New Years night
TO help in the grand concert given
for the benefit Of the Y. NJ. G.. A.
They gave efficient help in the
shape of four quartettcs aud two
solos.
II would be- a good idea for fhe
young people OF kcnOVa 10 or
ganizo some kind Of a literary
society, or reading circle. Such
institutions arc very popular these
days aud we'll conducted are Of
great value to those who engage in
them.
In tho engineers Office Of tho
KenOva Association wo wero
shown a new process for duplicat-
ing letters, and pictorial designs
10 is known as tho Edison MimeO-
graph. a thin sheet Of cotton
iibro, coated with wax il laid upon
steel plate, with file.like sur
face. The design is sketched with
fine pointed stylus, making ex-
ceedingly small perforatious IN
the wax paper, producing stencil
of the matter to be printed. The
wax sheet ia then placed ia n
stretching frame, and tho printing
done in the same manner a. with
the ordinary hand press.