Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26
KENOVA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

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John u. Ray has improved h,s
pump factory by adding a paint
shop.
VIM. Garner has been sick from
typhoid fever but is getting better
now.
g. K. Johnson was out over the
line on Wednesday on railway busi-
ness.
Ask Mr.. Boyd Vinson, OF the
freight office, zone only pot" he
will tell you.
Mr.. Harry Duncan, OF Hunting
ton, was in town last "Wednesday
afternoon.
Willie and Matte Hallen were
new pupils IN the Kenova School
last Monday.
Mr.. Max Smith, brakeman, who
Was struck by n mail crane ut De-
Won, Is improving.
Mr.. +. c. Morris has been on the
sick list for about n week aud IL of
duty recuperatlng.
Mrs. Ed. Shelton has returned to
the Cottage Hotel from a visit to
friends in Huntington.
DIR. Shirley reports Mrs. Jack
Ward convalescing. She has been
suffering from pneumonia.
Glenn Mott, messenger boy IN
the SUPERINTENDENT office, in TAX.
ing private lessons in photography
Mr.. johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shank attended the Congregational
church in Ceredo last Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. Deputy, uncle To Mrs. Ger
trnde England, after pleasant Wis
II here has returned to bis home at
Madison, Ind.
Mrs. G. o. Keeney, while at
tempting to extinguish an acciden-
tai fire in her house the other day
severely burned her hands.
Miss Cora Hale has started 10
Marshall College, the State Nor
NAL School, Huntington, w. Va,
She had been attending the Ceredo
High School.
The small children of Mr.. s. o.
Porter played Mississippi steam
boat" in the back water last week,
which caused them to be laid up
with bad cold. They are able to
be out again.
State Superintendent of Free
Schools, Hon. J. X. Trotter, and
State Treasurer, Hon. NJ. A. Ken
dali, stopped over in onr city the
latter part of last week and took
dinner at the Glenwood.
The private car OF j. NJ. Barr
passed through Kenova last We'd
nesday morning bound for Colum-
bus, Ohio, for the use Of Gov. Bush
nell and other officials who will
take trip to Norfolk, Va.
Elias Stock has the contract for
erecting a tie elevator on the east
side Of Twelve Pole, for The Ohio
Tie Co. Mr.. Scott will superintend
the work. They expect 70 handle
about 200, 600 ties this spring.
Miss n. Ellen Wilson, from In
dia, who has been stopping at the
Cottage Hotel, has left for a visit
to friends in Bluefeld. She will
return IN the spring TO engage 10
the millinery business at KenOva.
Mr.. T.. r. Peck has gone on a
trip 20 the rising sun, where he will
visit New York and other eastern
cities relative Of making improve
ments for KenOva aud in the hope
Of bringing capital 20 be invested
in the way Of manufactures.
Mr.. w. j. Hallen and family Of
Memphis, Tenn, moved back 20
Ksnova recently. They occupy a
house on Chestnut St. when they
lived here before, Mr.. Hallen had
the position Of Master Mechanic
with the N. a w Ry.
The ladies Of Grace Church have
been able 70 make . further pay
ment Of t1OO on the church debt
owing 20 the generous returns from
their annual Christmas sale and
supper Of Dec. 2nd, which was the
most successful ever given. The
debt has been reduced since the fail
Of 1895 when the church was com
pleted, from $500 20 $3.50 largely
through their efforts.
VIM. r. Mallon, nho was for.
merly employed by the y. a. w.
/ Ry a. bridge carpenter, came
home last Tuesday in q state Of in.
toxication and fred 6ve shots 81 his
I wife and escaped o. Kentucky We
understand the deadly missiles did
not take effect, but that Mallon va
pnt under arrest later, by sergeant
Kelley.
SIR VIM. Woods. Of London.
England, - in America sightseeing.
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