Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-08-12
KENOvA NEWS.
Late Items From tho
New Town.

| vO 4eOHHo EIVI1k 9X8O
New Town.
Reporter.
Born, to Charles Nolan and wife,
\ son, last week.
J Mr. L ID Baugh left for Preston,
w Va, last Tuesday on business.
| Miss Nellie Crawford, of Ashland,
KY, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
w + Martin.
/ Miss Anna Rou6ton, of George
town, Ohio, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Anna Brady.
g w Jones' family left for Thsck-
er, w Va, Thursday morning,
whore they will make their future
home.
Miss Fonnio Dccring left for
Manchester. Va, for months visit
to friends, last Tuesday evening ON
No. 4.
The Sunday-school Of the M K.
church will have their Childrsn's
Day, on Sunday evening, August 10,
At 8 o'clock.
Quite number Of Kcnova people
attended the Childrcn's Day service
Sunday night, at the M X Church
in Ceredo.
Mr.. John L. Deering, who has
been occupying the Miller property,
on Beech street, moved TO Cerede
last Wednesday.
No. ii came in on the N d w
road Sunday on time and had pris
oner for Huntington, but WHIST che
criminal had done we kav~ nos
learned.
Mrs j + Garner and littls rivcd,
Mamie Stewart, left for Roanoke
and other points in Virginia, where
thsy will spend month or two vis-
iting relatives and friends.
There were quite number of SOL
dicrs brought from Bluefold, in two
special coaches over the N d w
road Monday night, and were trans
fcrred 70 the Ohio River road, which
took them to their encsmpmont at
Huntington.
Misses Laura and Lizzie Jones,
who have been visiting their broth
ers, r r and w II Jones for the
past month, left for their home, in
New Msrtiusburg, Ohio, last Tues
day. They were accompanied as
far as Waverly by w ii Bradley.
There were s25.e0 realized at the
festival given by the ladies of the
NJ u church, on the evening of July
9sth, instead Of s2s.o0 as we stated
last week. The success Of the fes-
tivai was largely due TO the work of
the following ladies; Mrs England,
Miss Maggie Walton, Mrs Ellis,
Mrs Crowell, Mrs Dkaton, Mrs T
q Walton and Others.
Mrs. Anna Moore will leave on
No. 3 G. & o. train Saturday for
Ill Mrs. Moore has been here for
about q year and we regret to see
her leave.
Mr.. Hood has nearly finished
his fine residence up the hollow
above the yard Office. Mr.. Hood 10 q
energetic man aud has built q very
nice house, one Of the finest now In
Kenovs. When fully completed 10
will be very convenient.
The tFi.siate Republican Club
Of this place had q ratification
meeting Monday evening. The Cs-
redo Brass Band furnished excel.
lent music for the occasion.
Speeches were made bv Mr..
SPOTS, Mr.. l.. T. Peck, Mayor Bald.
ridge and others.
There was quite an exciting scene
in the home Of Mr. SOuthsrlnnd a
day o. two ago when little Harry
SOuthsrlAad was standing e The
window looking down toward the
yard once, bic attention was arrest 4.
ed BY large blsok snake, four feet
and nine inches long, which crowd.
Ell between HArry's legs and on the
chair. Il would b. needless % say
Harry wAs scared. Mr. Crossen was
called a. once, who killed the In
truding reptile. The strange visitor
came in an unexpected way, q little
knot hole in tho kitchen floor IL the
only place where Il could make its
entrance In the room.