Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-20
KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

"e MISSES Lyle, OF johnson City,
are visiting their brother, :. A.
Lyle.
Mrs. j. IL. Fink and Mrs. c. l..
FINK made business trip to Hunt
ington last Monday.
Ex-Gov. w A MacCorkle passed
through town OH business trip
last Friday.
Mr. Chas. IIaines, representing
the Hall, Safe Il Lock Co., is here
on business for his company.
Mrs Chas. Davis, of near Roches-
ter, \: Y, is visiting her sister
Mrs w f Rapp-at this place.
Mr. Harry Mason resumed his
duties in the Supt.'s office after a
few days vacation in Huntington.
J w SPOTS, clerk for Capt. ID II
Barger, claim agent for \ & w at
Roanoke, was in our city, Wednes-
day.
Robt. Funk recently moved on
Maple street, in the building for
merly occupied by Mr. Hauser.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. lIauser left
for Salem, n. c., Friday night,
where they will make their future
home.
Conductor w. A. Martin has been
appointed mail clerk on the c. tS
o., between Huntington and Clifton
Forge.
Capt. a. West is visiting relatives
at Bristol, Tenn. Capt. J. II.
Fink is running in his stead, during
Mr.. Vests absence.
Rev. J S Gibson, of Huntington,
spent Wednesday in Kenova, in the
interest of the Episcopal church of
which he has charge.
MIR Dan Station has resigned his
position at the railway office to ac-
cept one as drummer for whole
sale house of Catlettsburg.
Guy Ross and Geo. Lulnley were
IN Ashland to see their best girls
sunday last. Wonder. why it is
that they have to leave town to find
suitable girls?
+ Il Rowland, who has been in
the restaurant business at Gray for
some time, is back in this city.
lie says Gray is too "tough" for
him.
a number Of Kenova's young
ladies are very much interested in
having their fortunes told by the
Gipsies who are encamped on the
common.
Engineer r J. Carnan left for
Baltimore, Md, last Saturday. He
will return in a few weeks and bring
his family, who have been visiting
there, with him.
The frame work for the new y. q
w. Blacksmith shop has been raised
and the work is we'll under way. It
is hoped that next Will be the long
talked-of-but-neyer-rcalized shops.
Mr.. J.. r. Peck returned few
days AGO from his soiourn in New
York, and is again busily occupied
as Superintendent Of the Land Asso
citation. lie made a business trip TO
Huntington, Monday.
The ball that was to be held in
Assembly Hall last Wednesday
night had 10 bc declared Oft. on ac-
count Of the errors anl inconsisten-
Gle. in the invitations. which were
not printed 40 this Office. why not
patronize au olice that turns out
iirst-cia.s WORK?
The list of names on the Railway
Mons s. NJ {. Association
has been increased 60 three hun
dred aud fifty All plans for TIE
new organization are progressing
nicely and the probabilities are that
new building for their use will soon
be underconstuction.
Messrs Zoe and Skies, graduates
iu the phonographic department Of
Marshall Business College, viii oc.
cupy positions in the Superintend-
ents Office, lately vacated by Mes-rs.
Allensworth aud station.
Prof. G A Profit, President OF
MarHhall business College, spent
Wednesdya in Kenova, lookinvafter
tho infercefs al hfa eehoog ~ ..