Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-20

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Robt. Budd is uow on duty mt
the Glenwood Inn, as night clerk.
Mrs. A. w. Ridgcway, of Har-
ris Ohio, is visiting Mr.. j. q. Will
lis.
"a bucket OF water in the hand
Is worth two in the river" so say
Mr.. Furber.
A lodge of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen is being organ
lied in this place.
Chief Eng. w. w. Coe arrived
Wednesday evening and went up
the line Thursday.
Mr.. II. N. Claxton, general agent
for the Pocahontas Coal Co. Roa-
noke, Va. is in the city.
DR.. III. III. Bown has decided To
locate in Huntington. He has his
office with DR.. Beardsley.
Mr.. Jas. Hughes is getting out
the rock for the masonry of the
now shops end round house.
Miss Ava Edwards, one of the
walters at the Glenwood Inn, has
been quite sick, for few days.
Mr.. Yager has moved into 9'is
new boarding house i'm Park Cir
Gle and will be ready for business
in a few days. -
Mr.. VIM. b. Campbell, of Lon
don, England, a large stockholder
in the Kenova Land Association
is making visit here.
J. S. Crossen has been i'm charge
of the saw-mill the last week, as
Mr.. Frank Bown has been assist
ing on the engineer corps.
We have seen plans of the new
cottages TO be erected this Summer.
They are of very pretty design, and
convenient in arrangement.
A large force Of men and teams
are still engaged on the grade be-
tween Beech st. and the river. The
whole space will be occupied with
tracks.
Cards are out for the wedding Of
Louis ID. Baugh aud Miss Caroline
S. Lee, of Port Kennedy, Pa. Mr..
Baugh leaves Saturday evening for
Philadelphia.
The new map Of Konova il a
great improvement over the one
published last year. All the lat
est changes are there also the
railroad connections.
Mr.. G. w. Lewis, Eng. in charge
of Real Estate, of the G.. & o.. is
here consulting with Mr.. Dingee
concerning the transfer Yards
south of the main line Of the G.. 81
o.
Mr.. Brady, formerly Of George
town, o., takes charge Of the Ger
ard House." otherwise known az
"Smith's Boarding House." the
10Th Of this month. Mr.. Smith
returns to Portsmouth.
The Glenwood Inn has just re-
eived a mammoth refrigerator.
With that AID the large wind
pump, just finished, the manage
ment should be able TO keep things
cool this Summer
Mr.. J. II. Dingee, Pres't.. of the
Land Association has been making
visit here consulting Mr.. l.. r.
Peck in regard TO tho Spring work
Mr.. Dingee left Thursday after
noon for Philadelphia. -
The contract for the shops calls
for a round house with eighteen
stalls, AID turn-table, machine
shop 124 by 112 II smith shop
/ Is by 65ft. and several other
smaller buildings. Work will
begin Immediately, AZ the contract
for building the stonework has
been Jet 10 Mr.. r. j. Amweg, Phil
adelpLia.
Quito an exciting time was ex-
porioncod az the Land Association
office Tuesday about noon a
succession Of sharp whistles from
the ferry boat caused an alarm Of
fire The way the clerks herOical-
/ ~ rushed to the rescue vas sub
\ lime. some even carrying water in
buckets from the store, half way 20
;he river. When the grade was
reached it was found that the
steamer had been saluting the ar
rival Of Mr.J H. Dingee Sad
der, but wiser, they returned.
Some people have been incl jned
10 doubt the future Of Keuora, be.
cause they could not see and under.
stand the plans Of the Association
They see now that they should
have exercised more faith, for tbe
work is beginning in good style
Already the contracts have been