Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-24
kENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

w + Mansfield is on the sick list /.
Mrs w Ii Jones is on the sick
list.
a w Martin, of Hagerstown, Md,
was in the city on business, yester.
day.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Society
met Mt the home of Mrs G w Arm
strong last Wednesday.
n * w No. IL was four hours late
on Tuesday, owing To heavy slides
at or near Alnwick, on the Pocahon-
tas division.
Mrs f III Myers was called to her
fathers home, at Banebridge, Ohio.
last Monday, on account of the
sickness of her mother.
Luther Fink, fireman on the N.
IL W., has returned from visit TO
his home, at Falls Mills, Va, fully
recovered from his recent injury.
Several of our citizons attended
the play, entitled "Of tho Earth, {"
at Huntington last Saturday even
ing and report AN enjoyable time.
Capt Alex West, of the n IL w
passenger service, returned from n
several weeks visit to his home and
family in Bristol, Tenn, on No. 3
yesterday morning.
We are very sorry to learn that
night baggage master Anthon, at
the Union station, fell Tuesday
night and very seriously hurt him
self about the head.
Mr. John Dillard, Of Supervisor
McNulty's Office force, at Dingess.
was paying the gallant to the
young ladies of this city on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The members of Kenova Lodge,
No. $50, b. r. T., will give their
first annual ball in the Assembly
Hall, Monday evening, March 10Th,
1897. Admission 80 cents; admit
ting gentleman and ladies'.
The engine that was caught in the
slide short distance east of Will
hanson last week, will probably be
taken up today. The slide picked
the engine up off the rail and carried
it about fifteen feet. There were
about 5000 yards of earth, stone,
etc, moving i'll the mass.
We are glad to see SO many OF
the children and young people at
tending the meetings at Assembly
Hall. Last Tuesday night Rev.
Newton Donaldson seeing so many
of them present delivered q ser.
mon which pleased the children
very much.
Mr.. II. S. Kyle, the handsome
relief agent; was in Kenova last
Sunday. 1t is reported that he
was here in the interest of the swell
ball TO take place at the Glenwood
in the near future. A happy and, gay
time IS expected. From the prepara-
tions being made it will be so.
Mr. Feiser, the new dispatcher for
the kenova division, but recently Of
the Pocahontas division, arrived on
Thursday to enter upon ms duties
Mr.. Feiser will at an early date
bring his interesting family here TO
reside which will be an agreeable ao-
cession to our social circle.
Who was il expected Jim Cor
botps success, which did not ma
terialize, TO enable him TO pay for
a now bicycle with the shekels he
would take in when Fitz was
knocked out? Success does not
always succeed these modern. days
and ways
All passenger trains on the N. d
w. road are crowded with lumber
mon returning TO their homes on
Guyan and Tug rivers. An inn
monse number Of RATS have drifted
in FROM chose streams on the last
rise, but the owners complain of
low prices and inability to dispose
of their product at anything like
far fgures.
Some Of the young sports in the
railroad Offices are complaining Of
a supefabundance of over conf
denco n Gentleman jim Corbotf