Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-03-10
kENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

Mr. ii Bazzill, of Rock Camp,
Ohio, was here last Monday.
The infant daughter of Engineer
Jack Hayes is very i'll with pncu
monia.
Mrs Hattie Ellis left for her home
at Georgetown, Ohio, last Wednes
day p. m.
Mr. Vanhorn has moved into tn,
dwelling on Beech Street formerly
occupied by Mrs Congrove.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Society
met at the home of Mrs. G.. Il. Os.
good Wednesday afternoon.
Messrs VIM Crockcr and A j
Spaulding, of the Marrowbone oil
fields, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs John ID lIewctt, of
Bramwell, were in our city for a
short time last Tuesday.
K. Rulincr, OF Columbus. Ohio
DIVISION freight agent of the n. X
w. R'y, was here last w ednesday
Supt j Robinson aud Trainmas-
ter Campbell, of Columbus, Ohio,
were here on business last Tuesday
The httl~ daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs W + Martin has been very III
with tonsilitis for the past few days.
George III Hammond, of Column
bus, Ohio, travelling freight agent of
the \ IL w Ry, was in our city last
Wednesday.
j T Adams, of tho firm of Adj
ans ~ Nallcry, tie contractors, of
Waverly, Ohio, was here on business
last Wednesday.
A slight land slide occurred on
the n & w R'y at Buffalo last
Tuesday which delayed trains
about one hour.
Mr. j w SPOTS returned last
Sunday p. m. from business trip
up the line of the n d. w. MIR
SPOTS is nice gentleman.
f. o. Sloan, proprietor Of the
Hotel Graham, at Graham, Va, is
visiting his late partner, l.. X.
Crump, at the Gtenwood Inn.
Mr. A . Ross, who has been
away on a business trip throughout
the State for the past three weeks,
is expected home today-Friday.
Mr. Joseph ii Hart has been
awarded ,he contract for lighting
the street lamps at cents a
lamp per night Mr.. Hart under
stands bis business.
Mrs. DIR w. w. Morton and fam
lily, of Catlettsburg, Ky have been
visiting i. II. Baldridgc the past
week, owing to their home in Cat
lettsburg being inundated by the
recent high water.
Mr. j. H. DIngee, president of
the Kenova Land Association. was
in our city Wednesday. lie left on
G. d o. No. 2 for Philadelphia, ac-
cOmpanied by Mr.. l.. r. Peck,
Wednesday afternoon.
Capt. Blackard, who h@f been
sick with consumption, at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. Murrell, was taken
to his home in Virginia last Satur-
day night. We hope the change
will prove beneficial 70 him. Capt.
r. b. Dickcy accompanied him
home.
General Manager Sands. of the y.
q W. R'y, made an inspection tour
Of the road this week His train
ran into rock slide on the Poca-
bontas division, and the fireman sus-
tained slight injuries by being scald-
ed. The engine was damaged CON
siderably
Rev Richard Valentine, assisted
by Rev Newton Donaldson. of the
First Presbytcrian Church, Of Hum
tington, will hold icries of meet
ings, at Assembly Hall, commenc-
ing Monday night, March sth, and
continue during the week. Com
munion service Sunday, March H.
Let all people interested ip the cause
of Christ and salvation of their souls
attend these meetings
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lr Is noted as a coincidence that
Prof Wilson, who was Cleveland's
Postmaster General, will again be-
come a college man, while Prof.
Wilson, who is McKiuley's Secre-
forr g a