Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1899-08-02
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late Items From Our
Sister City.

WI. Muuuy, IOTHerIy genera
yard master, was here Wednesday
Mr.. J II. Fink returned Monday
from visit near Washington G.
H., Ohio.
Mr.. Hanna, an \. IL w. EN-.
ployee, is reported sick with ma!a-
rial fever.
Presiding Elder j. ". Bedford,
of the VI L. Church, was here
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. w. Dashiell spent Wednes-
day evening i'll Ashland, calling on
the fair sex"
Mrs. Sue Millar writes home that
she is enjoying her visit at Chicaq,
Immensely.
Mrs. j. G.. Lusher, of Barbours-
vile, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
q. W. Allison.
T. J. Finch has been made gen
eral yard master and Sam De Rush
night yard master.
Mr.. David Hopk ms, Of Gloves,
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Eng
land, at the Cottage hosiery.
Joseph Rosenberg, an optician
from Louisville, Ky, was here this
week examining the ''sights."
A. l.. Bown, the accommodating
baggage master, was on the sick
list for a short while this week.
The wife aud little son of En-
gineer Phillips, of Cincinnati,
are visiting husband and father at
the Eagle hotel.
Miss Myrtle Runyons was taken
suddenly sick Wednesday while at
tending the Methodist picnic on the
hill beyond town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trimble
and Miss Firor, of Catlettsburg,
KY, were calling on friends here
last Friday evening.
The members of he Baptist
church gave an "Old Maids So
cial" in their room near the Glen
wood Inn, last night.
Attorney General Edgar p. Ruck
err, of WEIGH, was registered at the
Glenwood Inn, Tuesday Also John
A. Sheppard, of Williamson.
Scott Wickwire, while swinging,
up "Happy Hollow" received a
severe cut on the forehead by be.
ing thrown against nearby tree.
Mrs. Eli Sohn leaves tomorrow
night to visit her parents at Roam
oke, Va, and to enjoy a general
outing iii the mountains of Vir.
ginia.
Wonder who will be our next
citizen that the spirit of uncon-
trollable enterprise will strike with
thunderous velocity? May they
be many.
Fireman J. B. Akin, on receipt
of telegram announcing the
death of his little niece at Roam
oke, Va. left Monday morning for
that point.
Conductor A. Il. Parler, who
was shot by the negro, Dudley, at
Thac ker, is getting on nicely and
will he brought to his home here
i'll the near future.
Three coach loads of negroes
from the mining towns of Vir-
gina, passed through this place
Wednesday, en- route to the Wes-
tern States to locate.
Rev. Arthur Hank Will deliver an
address at the Gospel meeting at the
Y. NJ. {. a. next Sunday at pm.
Both ladies and gentlemen are cor
daily invited to attend.
Engineer Gimby, who was so bad
ly injured in the y. & w. wreck
near Haverhill, o., on the sth inst.
is recovering We are glad to know
this as the REPORTER, as well AZ
other papers in their accounts of the
catastrophe, reported him az having
died from the injuries he sustained.
G. A. Goode, Of Charlottesville,
Va. was found Tuesday night on
the floor porch of the passenger
station in an unconscious condi.
tim. DR.. York was summoned
and by the application of restora.
tives Mr.. Goode was soon brought
to life. lie was suffering from an
attack Of heart trouble
The 4. Y. NJ. c. A. have Just
added a new shower bath arrange