Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-08-30
KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

Mr.. Jos. T. Budd made a flying
trip 20 Cincinnati last week
Mr.. John Fitch will visit tho
Worlds Fair at Chicago, next
week.
In the International ono mile bi.
cycle race at Chicago Zimmerman
won in a;39 3-S.
Mrs. J. j. Clayton and daughters
of Covington, Ky, are visiting Mrs.
j. Hallor, of Beech st.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Hunting
ton, w. Va, is visiting Miss Cora
/ Davis, of lith aud Pine 81.
Mr.. c. N. Winner, Of Roanoke.
was here " educsday improving
the freight service of the n. & W
R.R.
A large number OF cars loaded
with coal on the track at this place
arc awaiting water 10 be shipped 10
! Cincinnati
Mrs. f. S. Bown. OF Kenova. and
two sisters of Wcst Columbia, w.
Va, are attending 'ho Worlds
Fair this week.
Mr.. Il. Ensign, wife, daughter,
and eon-in-law, passed through our
city last Friday on an extended
trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Tom. Corwiu, Clork at the
Glenwood, leaves for Vanceburg.
KY, next Monday, 90 give ono OF
his inimitable limitations.
IL may sound parndoxical to say
that the river is too low to be
crossed but IL is the {. * O. transfer
has stopped on account oflow water.
Mrs. T.. ID. Kelley and children.
who have been spending n month
At the World's Fair, returned home.
Tuesday, reporting delightful
time.
Mrs II G. ShepLordson, who has
been the guest OF her home folks
for tho past week, returned 30 her
home IN Williamsburg, o f., Tues
day.
Chiet Engineer HaIlcr, Of The n.
q w. has rendered his resignation
to take effect Sept. $. 10 accept a
similar position at Memphis.
A rear end collision occurerd Of
Duulow, delaying the north bound
train four hours Wednesday Con
ductor Sieppc suffered the fracture
Of q leg.
Engineer Thornbury, Of Hunt.
ing on, came down 20 this place
last Wednesday 60 meet his son
who is on his return from the
Worlds Fair.
The freight business on all tho
lines passing through this place is
very light, while tho passenger re-
ceipts remain good.-Looking for
n job, probably.
The Board Of Education has a
large force of men at work on the
new school building, and they con
iidently expect 10 have the house
ready by Sept. 4.
Rev. Boggs, Of Catlettsburg, is
making an effort % organize q
young mems liteTaary society at
this place. a meeting was held
at The Assembly Hall last evening
Mr. RI. w. Tones, who was re
/ ported sick at bis home iuWaycrly.
/ O. in our last issue has 90 far recov.
cred as 10 be able 60 attend o. bis
I Ju,ies in T.. W. Oviatt & Co 's
store.
Many Of our readers remember
I Frank Bing . stone cutter who wa
employed on the y q W. bridge
when constructed 40 this place
News has just reached us that he
died OF Uunia some SIX weeks ego Of
Philadelphia.
Ton North Carolina passengers,
returning visitors from tbe Worlds
Fair. were lefl by The through train
( while dining at Columbus Com
ing Boz Kouoya on tho local. they
were nicely entertained for ihe
night at the Gleuwood
Nr.T. j Amueg. Of PbladeI-
phia. contractor for Goo Union sfa.
lion. wae hero several dave ihis
week Ie conferred Wifh Mr
Duryen, supeFIuiend of tha
work. to learn what is needed 90
hasten tho completion a Che sta
tion. 10 is Mr Amwegs purpose
fo provide everything necessary Co.
I tbe completion of tbo building.
when larger force OF workmon
Will rush the work as fast as possi-
hia
The mail ou the %. % @ was
brought to ihu place iew times
Iast week and was Thought that
we verl lo hapea through mail ser-
vice from the Ohio valley above
+ Huntington. hut The move scemfd
go bo premature as noauaueemcr
bad bcen maje 90 take care oi tlse
mail $50 bore arrange mfni may