Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-08
KENOvA NEWS.


MIR. Baldridgc is burning y kiln
of 100000 brick this week.
Mr.. Geo. +. Ncsbitt returned
Tuesday from visit home.
Plans are being made for store
building opposite the Glenwood.
The Glenwood Inn is To be pa
pered and decorated for summer.
1ronton Knights of Pythias gave
n picnic May 30th, Memorial Day
Miss Clio Parker, of Ashland,
was the guest of J. c. Fitch last
Saturday.
Another interesting lcttcr from
Mr.. McDougal will bo found in
this issue.
To SEQ a rushing businoss, strike
any of our boarding houses about
meal time.
The school of Mrs. Wagner, OF
Ceredo, had n very enjoyable pie
mic last Wednesday.
The boys say that tho roses in
Mrs. Duncan's yard arc prcttier
than any grow ing elsewhere.
Mr.. w G. Furbcr left for Gin
cinnati Saturday TO bo absent n
few days on business.
Lawn tennis is tho favorite game
now, and among our young gentle
mon we can count some good play
ors.
Mr.. Will Mainwaring will occu-
py the house vacated by John A I.
Beard, who has moved to Central
City.
Mr.. Il. S. Jones and G. x. Mount.
of Radford, Va, are visitors at
Konova Mr.. Jones is connected
with the Radford Enterprise.
Mrs. Hill, from Normal, Ky,
and daughter, Mrs. Mackay, from
Greenup, Ky, are visiting J. G..
Fitch, at Mr.. Budd's.
Tho Ohio River train reaches
Ccredo, from Huntington, every
morning, in time 60 connect with
the n. & w. train for Dunlow.
Rev. Homer Thrall, of Ironton.
late editor of the REPopTFR, has
been appointed permanent supply
at the Huntington Episcopal
church.
Engineer Glover has left for
Portsmouth, o., for medical treat
ment. He is progressing go far
that he can get around we'll with
the assistance of crutches.
Mr.. Arthur Bown took header
over his wheel and seriously in
jured his elbow. No bones broken,
but he will carry his arm in a
sling for few days.
1t is reported that some of the
people who went to Cincinnati or
tensibly to attend the May Festi-
val, went TO the races. We hardly
believe this, certainly not Of Mr..
Furber and Mr.. Burton!
1t is reported that the man who
had the contract for laying ths
sidewalk between Cerodo and Ken
oys is dead. We hopo an admin
istrator will soon be appointed
who will take up this work and
finish it before another rain.
The ground for the union sta-
tion has been laid Off and every
thing is ready for building. Mr..
n. J Witner and tho engineer
corps have begun work on the belt
line, which is TO bo finished az
soon as possible.
Frank Owans and Edgar New
man are Iuilding a set OF section
houses for Section No. just AT
the large ~" east of the freight
yard. They have the building Of
all the section houses along the
line.
The track ~ laid on the Ohio
River road 20 Cerodo and the train
il now making regular trips from
Huntington To- CeredO. Work ou
the grades will be- continued and
the line pushed right on to Ken
ova.
On the evening Of June s. 1892
% grand concert will be- giveh al
KnnOva ora the wharfboaf by OUT
home talent, assisted by friends
from Ironton aud Huntington.
The concert is for tho benefit Of
Grace Episcopal Mission and
should be well patronized.
John skothor was here two dave
this week Ho has been away sey.
oral weeks with e. engineering
corps that is locating tho limo OF
the proposed. new railroad up the
left fork of Twelve Pole lie tells
us that the country through that
part is very rough but that the
mineral deposits are good 10 j..
pot az all unlikely that tho com
pany will build a branch railroad