Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-04-28
KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

work is plentiful ut the carpenter
trade.
j III Lambert is having his resi-
dence repainted.
Mr. w Spots went on business
trip to Pikcton, Ohio, Tuesday.
Mr. Wallace's house is up and ready
for the roof to be placed thereon.
Several Ceredo people make fre-
quent visits to our beautiful and
flourishing city.
Mr. billiard, late of Supervisors
office force, at Dingess, was in Ken
ova Monday.
Mr. j II Clark, Supervisor ON Ken
ova Division, was visiting his family
the first of the week.
Mayor Peters, who has been con-
fined to his room with measles for
the past few days, is out again.
Mr.. J.. Il. Peck is having new
kitchens added to the cottages OH
18th Street, Park Circle.
Mrs. J M. Tiernan, of Wayne
attended the school entertainment
here, Wednesday night.
VIM Kettle, the barber, has NOV
ed his shop into the new dwelling
owned by J ii Lambert.
L c Volmcr, the n ~ w check
clerk, has moved into a part of the
dwelling of ii Lambert.
Mr. England is getting the stone
in place for the foundation of his
hotel, on Chestnut Street.
John Hood is doing some extern
sive filling on his lots on Wayne
Avenue and Woodmont Road.
Supt. l.. r. Peek is having fence
built around two lots on the corner
of lIth and 18th Streets, Park Cir
Gle.
Mrs J ! Barnes, of Lavalcttc, was
visiting in this city on Tuesday. She
returned home on No. II Wednes-
day.
Mr. ID + Spangler, chief Dispatch
er of the n. & w. at this place, has
moved i'll the second house west of
the Episcopal Church.
Mr. J Griggs, Assistant Engineer
and Mr. ID o Porter, Road Foreman
of Engines, made business tour Of
Scioto Valley Division last week.
Messrs ID f Spangler and j ii
Delaplane, of Superintendent Robin
sons office force, spent last Sunday
at their former home, in Columbus.
Mr. O ii Miller, of Maritime Coal
Co., at Thacker, was here on bust
ness Tuesday and Wednesday. He
returned on No. 4 Thursday morn
ing.
George Lumley, Guy Ross, w
II Bradley, Roscoe Lambert and
Mlllard Tyree were driving in
Ohio with their best girls, Sun
day.
Thomas Smith got bis hand bad
| Iy cut on saw last Monday even
ing while working at the mills Of
the J II Millender Lumber Co. at
Ceredo.
l. T Peck, Of Kenova, assisted
the choir III Trinity Episcopal
church yesterday His sister sang
IN one Of the Ironton churches.--
Last Mondays Huntington Her
aid.
The effects Of the Assistant En-
ginecr Of n q w R'y are being
moved from rooms over the Union
passenger station to their recently
acquired quarters over the Division
Superintendent office.
Capt - n Bargcr, accompanied
by his wife and two little daughters,
left Tuesday morning on No. u
for a visit 70 his old home, in Rad
ford, Va, and his wife's home, in
, Winston, y G. lie was improved
in health and this visit will probably
end in his complete recovery from
his recent illness.
On last Friday afternoon, near
Dingess station, on n & W R'y.
train No. 23l, a double header. col.
lided with the rear Of local freight,
also double heading, resulting in
considerable damage to several
freight cars and engine No. 2O4, a
new passenger engine, which wa,
being brought here for use ON Kenov,