Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-02-24
KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

>NhuuSNoi DluChuIu, W. hIo bOE- ,
ry to say, is no better.
Mrs Turner is confined to her
room with peritonitis.
The infant child of Nick Yaeger
is very i'll with kidney trouble.
Joseph Limeback has been IN
Blue6eld for the past few days.
Harry Duncan, of Huntingdon,
spent Sunday at his home in this
place
c l. Fink left last Tuesday even
ing for visit to homo folks in
Virginia.
Mrs j o Morris, of Cades, this
State, was in tho city Monday, cal
ing on friends.
Miss Ruth Peters, of Fort Gay,
was the guest of Mrs l. b Vinson
the first of the week.
Supt d III Barger returned last
Friday from n business trip to
Philadelphia and New York.
DR. Warwick, of Wakefield, Ohio,
was in our city last Wednesday.
He called here to see Mr. + r Mil
Ter.
j II Hackenburg, of Bluefield,
has accepted position as stenoe-
rapher in Supt ID ii Barger's of
fec.
Messrs ID l. Wolfe and John
Workmon, of Spencer, were bust
ness visitors to our city Wednes-
day.
The pastor of the Ceredo Baptist
Church, Rev. Wilson, preached mt
the Kenova NJ. f. Church last Mon.
day night.
D. Durney, who has been. on
the sick list for several days, is
able to be at his post of duty at the
freight Office again
l. A Wright, formerly hostler at
the Kenova shops, but who is now
running an engine on the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, was in the
city one day last week.
Mr. L II Gromley was in our city
last Monday looking after the bus.
mess of the Natural Gas Co. which
proposes 10 pipe the gas from
Warfield to this place.
There are some confidence"
games being played around here by
some of the discharged railroad
men. Our city authorities should
use every exertion to stop this kind
of work.
w II Bradley, the popular bag
bagema steron the Kenova division
of the Norfolk q Western R'y, re-
turned last Monday from a three
weeks visit TO HE home at South
CASTOR, N. G..
Mrs Nj III Pennington, who ac-
cidentally fell last week and broke
her left shoulder, is getting along
very nicely, although her arm has
swollen considerably,which causes'
her much pain.
Col. w II Baker, of Fairmont,
Past Grand Chancellor of tho
Grand Lodge, knights of Pythias,
of West Virginia, was in the city
last Tuesday. While here Mr.
Baker called on several of the
members of that order.
John NJ. Payne, Jr, formerly
chief cl0rk in the office of Capt
ID. III Barger, at this place, died OF
consumption the 10 tn inst. at his
home IN Lynchburg, Va. The de-
ceased was a young man who had
many friends in this community.
One day last week some one was
meaU enough TO break the call bell
used by the Sunday School in tho
Assembly Hall, and also injured a
new pulpit Bible by kicking it on
the edge II seems we have people
IN our community 80 dopraved
that they will tramDle all things
holy under their feet.
J Cullivan, master mechanic
Of the Norfolk & Western Railway
shops at Portsmouth, Ohio, v as in
the city one day this week in con-
sultation with Mr. A Dennis i'm
regard to making arrangements to
have the "bad order" cars sent TO
Portsmouth for repairs. Mr. G.
was accompanied by his clerk,
Mr. Frank Kiofer.
Sunday School was reorganized az.
Kcnova, in the M. r. Courch, last
Sunday morning. Mrs Ellis wa
elected Superintendent; Mrs. NJ. G..
Curtis, Assistant Superintendent
Mrs Wisemillcr, Secretary; Mr..
Smith, Assistant Secretary. For
Treasurer Mrs. NJ. j. Kirby wa
named and Rev. y. NJ Cain wes
electedas Missionary Treasures,