Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-05-25
KENOvA NEWS.

The G. a O. pay car 10 expected
here tho 10Th.
Il. +. Badgcley was in Columbus
tho oarly part OF tho week.
Dudley CleEgott mado busi.
moss trip TO lrouton Tuesday.
Mr.. H. G.. Shophordson il visit
ing at tho home of JOS. Budd.
Stone for tho Hotel Konova is
being unloaded from the cars.
President Waite, of tho G. n. V.
q 7. II. r., was in Kcnovs Tues.
day.
T.. j. Collins, secretary of tho
Dunlow Coal Co, was hero Tucs-
day.
Tho steamer Bonanza mado hcr
first trip by hero Monday morning
with hor band ON board.
Tho cottages under construction
by Ross Bros, OF Columbus, o.,
arc making good headway.
Capt. Bradford, Of Charlostown.
w. Va, will occupy the Ferguson
farm house at North Kenova, q.
Mr.. lIormon, travelling freight
agent of tho n. IL w, was in Kcn-
ova this week in tho interests OF
his road.
Mr.. B. +. Kiddler has accepted
position at tho Kenoya station.
Mr.. Kisldler takes tho place OF Mr..
Hutton az yard clork.
Mrs. J.. Mccoy, of Chillicothc,
o.. and Mrs. McCleary, of Ashland,
Ky, arc visiting thoir brother, Mr..
James Hutton.
The farm house ON tho Cecil
farm overlooking "Sandy" has
been rempdeled and will be- occu
pied by Farmer Smith.
The " 81 w. pay car was horo
Monday and tho railroad boys arc
consequently jubilant oyor tho in
creased weight Of thoir pockets.
Enginoer Glover is progressing
very well toward recovery. For
tunatcly ho will not have to lose
his leg, as it was only badly bruised.
Miss Ruth Porry and Miss Ida
Millonder made n flying visit 20
Kenova Wednesday. We believe
thoy called at the Glonwood.
Mr.. Copeland Furber, Mr.. Matth-
ew II. Burton and Lord Fauntlc-
roy made up a select party that
took dinner at tho Glenwood sun
day.
Mrs James A. Hughes, Mrs.
Boyd Vinson and Miss Mollic Dun
can called on Mrs. Louis Baugh on
Tuesday afternoon at the Glen
wood.
Mr.. Stuart Woods. Of Philadel-
phia, who owns a large tract Of
land on the line Of the y. a. w.,
wac in town looking after the in
forests Of his property.
Chief Engineer w. w. Coo left
Saturday for Philadelphia TO at
tend the meeting Of the directors
Of the KenOva Association Mr..
Coe il a large stockholder, also a
director Of the company.
Recent arrivals at tho Glen
wood T. NJ Clark, s.. Louis; s l.
Hootcn, l. w Nayler, Washing
ton, D c.; Jed Hotchkiss, staun-
ton, Va. + w Callaghin. Pitts
burg, Pa. Stuart Wood, Philadel-
phia.
Work Las been started in earnest
on the three cottages Oh Sycamore
street, opposite the Glenwood.
These houses are 90 be finished in
five weeks, we understand, and
have all been rented in advance.
An effort il being made by o
committee Of citizens 90 induce
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Company
10 change the freight division Of
their road ending at Russoll 90
this city, Huntington CONNER
cial
Tho compauy's saw-mill Dr. do
ing good work now They have
been busy filling bills for the cot
tagos 20 be- erected this summer.
and have enough lumber uOW on
hand iu the yards for several
houses
supt l.. T.. Peck left for Cincin-
natl Monday afternoon, from
there he went 90 Philadelphia to
attend the meeting Of tho board 0f
directors Of Che kcn0va Associa-
ton, which is in session this week
The large steamers have been
trying their speed lately. The Bos.
tona started o. beat her record ou
The last trip, Sunday, but was not
able 90 do % on account of the un-
favorable weather.
There j. shortly to be built on
addition 90 tho GlenwOod. in the