Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-17
KENOvA NEWS.

j.. NJ. lfukill. Pittsburgh, Pa.
was IN TOWN Saturday,
Tho smoke stock nj tho planning
mill was erected, Tuesday.
Donnally's boarding house ia
full to ovcrt!owing these daya.
Judge +. II. Harvey, Of Hunting.
ton, passed through town, Tues.
day.
The construction Of Mr.. Yngcr'a
boarding house is progressing rap.
idly.
The machinery for tn. conl Tin.
pie will bc put in place In few
daya.
Mr. Fenron. Of tho Fcaron f.um-
ber Co. Of lronton, was la town.
Wednesday.
Preparations ARE bcirg made to
pipe tho gas from the first we'll To
the Glcnwood.
10 IL predicted that tho building
boom nj this place will commence
before great whilo.
ChnH. j.. Mccoy. of Chillicothe.
o., conductor on tho Is. g. O. s. w.
was in town Sunday.
Perry Wallace has gone for n
visit to Pomcroy. but will roturn
to this place in fcw wecks.
A. ID. Nickcrson was passenger
on tho n. e. w. train Monday
evening. lilo got off at Ironton.
Walter Il. Orcm. Of PHILADELPHIA.
has located NJ Cercdo, and will
cnrry on business as carpenter aud
joiner.
Mr.. j. II. Cain, Of Stoncy Crock
tho popular and gcnial conductor
on the y. K W., spent Sunday in
tho city.
Judge Holt and Attorneys q. f.
Ratcliif and a. II. Sanders, Of
Huntington, were In town last
Thursday.
The Baird Bros. have finished
thcir work ON the bridge and gone
away. Tho great bridge is now
completed.
w. Meyersmiller, Of Montgom-
cry, general manager Of tho Hope
Splint Coal Co, was in town
Wednesday.
Nr. Heaton, tho Ironion Photo
was i'm town "Wednesday
taking views Of many different
points Of interest.
y. NJ. Sibbold. Cincinnati: T..
Rosser, Horrodsburg. Ky; and
John Kelchcr, Of Newark, o., were
in town last Friday.
X. Rogers, Of Milwaukee; G. j..
Jones, Of Norfolk, VA. and II. J..
McClurg, Of Chicago. registered at
tho Glenwood, Tuesday.
III. y. Claxton, of Roanoke, Va,
Gen. Agent Of the Pocahontas Coal
Co, and also Of tho Konova Coal
Co, was in town Wednesday.
BY reference 10 our local columns
il will be seen that great many
people from all over tho country
are visitors to Kenova these days.
VIM. Halls corps Of engineers
passed through town Monday
night. Mr. Hall has taken the
place Of Mr.. Applegee, who hss
resigned.
Tho Hope splint Coal Co. will
commence shipping coal from
Ferguson next week. The coal
taken out at that point is Of very
fine quality.
Mr.. Orem, bridge inspector Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
says the big bridge at this place is
the most substantial bridge scross
the Ohio river.
Geo. a. Batoson, 81 the Glen
wood, was away for several days
this woek, at Marietta. Columbus
aud other points. Mr.. Dye. the
clerk, has been running the hotel
ip his absence.
= A special train cOnsisting -
the Presidents private car aud
baggage car, went op tho line
Wednesday. President Kimbal.
Vice President Sands and Supt.
Robinson werc on board.
Oscar X. Orem, bridge inspector
of the Norfolk and Western rail.
road. has finished his work here
and gone up the line of tho road.
On one section of forty miles there /
are forty bridees 10 b. built.
There will be lively and inter. I
esting times hero. whsn tho mon.
sler excursion trains 81 tho Worlds
Fair, are running through keDova
on oar two gToat trunk lines. Tboss
will both be pofulsr routes 10 Chi I
caQo.