Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-06-01
CEREDO, WAYNE co, w. VA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ! 1892
KENOvA NEWS.

home at Alfalfa.
Caslettsburg high school gradu-
ates two young Indies this year.
Mr.. Frank Peck spent Monday
aud Tuesday evenings Ia lronton.
Track is laid on tho Ohio River
road as far as the Jordan Branch.
Tho big wooden trcstle south Of
the c. Il o. tracks is To be- filled
with onrth.
Mr.. Dave Witmcr, brother OF
Mr.. n. j. Wilmer, was here two
days this week.
Work on tho cottagos on Svca-
moro and Maple streets il being
pushed vigorously.
We have it on good authority
that tho union station will be
built Immediately.
J. j. Archer, General Passenger
Agent of the Scioto Valley divis-
ion, was in Kcnova Tuesday.
The Pittsburg boats havo had n
good run OF business and have
been promptly on time lately.
Miss Annie Jones, of Coalburg,
W. Va, was visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Funk, on Monday.
Twenty ltaIians came IN on the
Keystone State Wednesday morn
ing, en- route for the front.
Mr. Geo II. Ncsbitt, Jr., left
Tuesday evening for Brookoville,
Md, for weeks vacation at home.
Express Agent F. f. Badgelcy
has left for trip TO New York
City and other points in the East.
Miss Mary a. Peck is here from
Chicago visiting her brothers. Sn-
H. Il. Peck and +. X.
Peck.
Mr.. +. s. Bown and wifo and
MIR. Frank A. Bown leave to-day
for Cincinnati 20 attend the May
Festival.
Mr.. G. G. Coe and wife, Miss
Hopkins and Frank ii. Peek left
for Cincinnati Thursday morning
to attend the May Festival.
Mr.. Peck returned Tuesday from
Philadelphia, whcrc no has been |
attending the meeting Of the board |
of directors Of the Kenova Associ-
alton.
Mr.. f.. y. Kelley, station agent, |
is moving his goods here from
Waverly. He will occupy the
house near Mr.. Joseph Miller's
residence.
The body Of Charles Hartford
who died last Friday of injuries |
received in the wreck at Wayne. !
was taken home by bis parents
and buried at Morrow, Ohio.
a large number went from here
10 Cincinnati on tho excursion
Sunday. Several came down from
Wayne and Dunlow The n. & |
w. ran a special train down from
Dunlow Sunday morning.
June 18th is the date Of popular
excursion that will be run from
Columbus to Kenova under the
management Of q. A. X. Post No.
1877 Of Ashville, Ohio. a large
number Of visitors will undoubt-
edly be attracted by tho low rates
given.
Seventy-fivo Italians came in
from Pitisburg Saturday and start
ed up the line TO work on the
grade thirty miles above ths tun
mel. These men all work for
Thompson Bros, who have taken
contracts for the grading and
stone work Of thirty miles of tho
line above tho tunnel. These con
tractors expect to work az least
500 men this summer.
We need offer no apology for re-
printing from the CoredO Advance
the interesting letter from It's cdi-
tor I. T. acDougal Wo are
pleased TO know that no is enjoy
ing The trip 80 we'll, aud snre our
readers viii wish 10 hear from
him again.
Tho school II Prof. =. y. Nc
Clure, of Wayne, will take an out
ing Saturday az KenOya An cx
cnrsion train Will run, arriving az
Keuoya az a. m. and leaving 40
> p. 10. Over 100 visitors are ex-
decied
The landslide near Dickson thar
caustd the wreck last week. was
quito a large disturbance. 4 largo
area of ground broke and came
down onto and over tho track
Tho noighboriug section men were
summoned and several days wcro
employed with the steam shovel
IN removing the dirt Wayro
News.
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