Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-23
KENOYA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

Mrs. Spangler, of Circlevil.e, O.,
is visiting her son, d. + Spangler,
chief dispatcher in thu n. & w. of
fee.
Misses Maggie and Annie Kelley
left yesterday morning for Nash
vile, Tenn, to attend the Centep-
NAL.
Mr.. Cowles, the n. e. w. bill
clerk at the freight station, has re-
signed his position to take effect
as soon as relieved.
Mrs w. III. Jones and Mrs. Car
nan and families, with some other
friends, spent very pleasant day
at Cliffside Park last Wedne sday
Messrs. Geo Lumley and Stan
ford Rife attended social given
at the residence of Mr.. J. NJ. Rice
in Catlettsburg last Wednesday
evening.
The European Hotel has changed
hands. Mr.. J. II. Crowell is now
proprietor. The hotel has been
thoroughly renovated and fitted up
In first-class style and the new pro-
prietor respectfully solicits the pat
ronage of the public.
The members of Kenova Lodge,
No. 511, h. Of l.. +. chartered the
Str. Emily last evening and ran
an excursion to Crown City, Ohio.
Several of our citizens took advan-
tage OF the opportunity and enjoy
ed a pleasant evening.
Owing to the recent changes and
reductions In forces on the n. e w.
KY several families have moved
from this place and for the first
time since Kenova started there
are several houses to let. As this
condition will not continue long.
families desiring to locate will
find a good opportunity.
Mrs. j. c. England has moved
from the European Hotel to the
large red house on Beech s.. which
she formerly occupied some few
years ago, and has several board
ers. In the mean time work is
progressing nicely on her new no.
tel on corner of Chestnut st.
Mrs. r. Ney Williams and sis.
ter, Miss Bessie Miller. left Thurs.
day morning, via n. IL w. for
Blacksburg, Va. Mrs Williams
will make visit of two or three
months and Miss Bessie will prob
ably not return here to school next
winter, much to the regret of her
many friends.
Dir. Walter Connolly has been
reinstated in his position of train
master of the n. IL w. The recent
change in Supts., on the N. & w,
placed Mr.. Connolly in the role of
dispatcher but by the placing of
Mr.. Barger in the position of claim
agent gives Mr. Connolly his posi-
ton back again.
Supt. Joseph Robinson and Mr..
ID III Barger attended the funeral of
Col. Frank Huger at Norfolk last
week. Col. Huger died of paraly-
sis on Thursday of last week. He
was late Superintendent of Trans
portation of the n. 81 w R'y and
had quite a number of friends in
kenova who were sorry to learn of
his death.
Capt d. II. Barger has accepted
the position of Claim Agent of the
n. d w. R'y with headquarters at
Roanoke, Va. The Capt. and his
family left for Roanoke Tuesday
night on n. & w. No. 4. We are
sorry to lose so valuable citizen
as the Capt. and wish him great
success In his new field Of labor.
The RoUND HOUSE Instead of a
l0-stall round house, as stated in
former issue of this paper, the walls
are being put up for a ? stall round
house, which will cover about two
thirds Of the foundation. At this
writing the walls are up about four
feet and work is progressing nicely.
a large number Of bricklaycrs Of
Huntington are working ON the same.
Several persons have recently been
looking for investments in real es-
tate i'm Kcnova and from the indica-
tious now there is uorlsk To- run in
buying Kcnova real estate. The