Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-05-05
KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

were In lronton last Tuesday.
Murray Hammel, of Virginia, is
visiting friends in this communi-
ty.
James p Pack, of Charlesto ton,
was in the city on business last
Tuesday.
II Setback, of Supt J Robinson's
office, spent last Sunday in CO.
lumbus.
Charley Cohen, of Huntington,
was the guest of Harry Duncan
last Sunday.
Judge T f Houston, of Elkhorp.
was in the city for short time
last Monday.
w A Doane is having two dwell
ings erected on his lots on Syca-
more Street.
Mr.. J. w. Waldron, Deputy
Sheriff of Mcdowell county, wasin
our city last Tuesday.
A ] Slaughter attended the play
entitled Side Tracked" at Ash
land Tuesday night.
J w SPOTS made business
trip up the line of the Norfolk &
Western Railway this week.
Messrs Kyle and Delaplane
were calling on young lady friends
in Catlettsburg last Tuesday even
ing.
MIR. Barbour, who has been filing
the position of night clerk at the
freight station, has been let out on
reduction of force.
Mr. and Mrs r r Jones and lit
tie child left this week for n visit
to their old home ut New Martins
burg, Ohio.
Mr. A l. Blomeyer and wife left
for Cleveland last Monday. Mr. B.
has accepted position there with
the B & o R'y.
Superintendent of Norfolk &
Western Ry, j. Robinson, made a
tour of inspection over the Kenova
Division this week.
ID f Spangler, chief train dis
patcher of the Norfolk & Western
Railway, is In Roanoke, Virginia,
attending schedule meeting.
Lewis Stewart, of Ceredo, has
accepted position as stenograph-
er and typewriter in the Office of
Julian Griggs, assistant engineer.
Messrs Martin Griffith and
Frederick Lodge, of ColumbIana,
Ohio, are the guests of the first
named gentleman's brother, Mr.
John Griffith.
A social was given at the resi-
dence of Mr. ara Mrs A l. Soveye
last Tuesday evening in honor of
w II Lyle. A good time was had
by those in attendance.
There was quite n scene at the
passenger station last Tuesday The
marshal from Ashland had two pris.
oners in charge that he was taking
to Ashland from some point on the
o. r. II. II. The prisoners refused
to get OH the G.. & O. train and it
took the combined efforts of himself
and assistant and Marshal Kelley TO
put them on the train.
Thomas Mulligan. train dis
patcher Of the Scioto Valley Divis-
ion OF the Norfolk q Western
Railway, returned from Columbus.
Ohio, last Monday, where he had
been visiting n new son and heir
This is his first born and a proud
er father never was seen. Good
cigars wore passod around.
Mr j VI Barr, Vice President Of
the Norfolk & Western Railway.
passed through Kenova in HE pri-
vate car No. 2, on train No 3,
last Tuesday, on route 90 Column
bus, Ohio. He was accompanied
over the Kenova and Scioto Valley
Divisions by superintendent jos
Robinson Mr Barr and party re-
turned TO Kenova on train No.
81, Tuesday, remaining oyer until
No. 4 Wednesday morning.
James Bcalo, Of Ironton. aged
about 20, while cndeavoriDp To
get of of Norfolk 81 Western train
No 231, at Hanging Rock, Ohio.
about Z O'Clock, Tuesday evening.
fell and his left limb was crushed
IN such a manner that amputatiop
was necessary. Ho afterwards
died about 4 o'clock "Wednesday
mornHg. Beals, ip company with
a parry Of young men from /, ON.
ionS was stealing a ride