Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-06-14
KEN0YA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

1t is expected that tho tipples
will be in operation by next We'd.
nosday.
Among tho late improvement in
the town il a new milk shake at the
drug store.
Miss Ella Williams of Roceverio
- visiting her brother, DR.. Ncy
Williams.
Miss Marry Fitch. ofAshlaud Ky.
~ the guest OF her brother, j. C..
Fitch this week.
Mr.. Gardner. OF Covington. is
here experimenting tho repairing
of the coal tipple.
Mr.. McGuyro OF tho Kenoya
Milling Co, will move TO Kenova
IN the near future.
Mr. w. T. Hogan is again suffer.
ing Intensely with his eyes. IIo is
confined 20 HE room.
Miss Flora Ferguson and Mrs.
Henley, spent Sunday at Mr.. Abe
Ferguson's on Sandy.
Mr. Knauber, tho barber found
kcnoya too small 10 satisfy him.
aud so has left for Newark, Ohio.
Mr.. Il. l.. Campbell, Of the firm
of Williams q Campbell, has re-
turned from Sinks Grove, w. Va.
The Kcnova Transfer CO. is
shipping large quantities of salt up
the line of the Norfolk d Western.
One OF the {. & O trains that
came IN on lhc y * W. Ry. from
Ly0chburg han on board 10 pass
engers for Chicago.
Tho ehade trees planted by the
Association last spring aro grow
ing nicely, scarcely any Of them
having died.
Mr.. J. r. Funk, tho popular
painter moved 60 Middlcport.
Ohio, last Wednesday. We are
sorry to lose him.
Miss jessie Budd who has been
visiting her sister Mra. Shepherd
son at Williamsburg, Ohio, return
ed home Monday.
Mrs G. II. Miller, Of Garland,
accompanied by her littlo girl
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ncy
Williams, Of this place.
a large party Of picnickors arrived
from down the river on the Steam
er Georgia yesterday 20 spend
delightful day on Walnut Hills.
Tho contract for five more new
cottages Of moro costly design
than any others yet erected at THE
place has been let 10 Ross Bros
These cottages viii be situated on
Chestnut and Pine streets.
The Kenova Milling Co. has
placed q new 75 horse power on
gine IN the -four mill. The addi
tional boiler weighing GOOO pounds
was brought oyer yesterday by Mr.
Smith with bis cracked four-in-
hand.
Will Eyick, Of Coredo, has
position with the Turley Bros.
house painters, Of Huntington
VIM expects 10 complete tho trade
in all ne departments. We wish
him success.
D.J. Duruey and daughter and
MIss McCaun spont Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Colum-
bus, Ohio. Miss Sue remained 10 ~. I
tend tho commensurate Of The
various high schools Of The city.
Several ciubsare being formed
at lronton, Ohio, 90 ufe our beaati
ful grounds ou Locust Hills l0r
picnic grounds
Among the boys of our town
who spent Sunday with tho fair
COX of Ironion were . @. Fitch.
y. a. Stack aud =. q Sheppard
Sire Moore. ~ Columbus. Ohio.
who has been yiHtiug Dor rpaunis
at this place ioreome months pact.
visited relatives at TIkct0D. Ohio,
last week
We're not the honesty Of Mr
Smiley s0 we'll known. $50 would
De inclined 90 fhe belief chat ha
bad robbed The steamer telegraph
of one Of her engines for his mill.
Itisa "whopper"
Among ihe most imp0rant Re
pubIicans ihat arrived Dob Ke1ova
juno 1ud was Hon. Claud D Mc-
Laughiin; weight ID pounds
Three cheers for Chariio.
The running OF q. & o. trains
over Che Norfolk and Wesfru road
eia nov departure in railroadine.
fhIch wIil prove q great benefit to
the irayoiing public in getting or
iOtheir disiiration in case Of im.
paired roads in case q Slip of
washout occurs, trains are sent via
Lynchburg thus causing DO delay