Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-16
KENOvR LO6AL,S.
Late Items From Our
Sister City.

Reporter.
Mrs. Gertrude England is afflicted
With rheumatism.
Ed. Norton, baggage master, who
has been sick, Is about well.
K. w. Randolph, brakeman, who
has had tonsilitis, sconvalescen,.
Operator Kirk went to Pine
Grove on busin&s trip, wednes-
day.
Mr.. Albert Ekfelt, of the N. &
w. office, spentSunday in Hampton
City, Ky.
John Osgood visited a ssfair one''
at Ironton, O., last Sabbath after
afternoon.
Mr.. j. G. Brown made his usual
visit down to Hanging( Rock, Tues
day night.
Mr.. ID. III. Bradford! train master
for the Ohio River Railway, was in
town, Wednesday.
a. j. Stewart left this week for
Petersburg, Va. He had charge of
the tool house, here.
w. q. Penneel, trayeltug freight
agent for the Big Four and White
Line was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. j. S. Crossen viii give a brief
history of his life at the r. II. Y.
M. C-Ac Gospel meeting next Sun
day.
The n. & w. tool house in the
yard burned Monday night. 1t has
been replaced with new one since,
however.
Mr.. l.. p. Ligon, division master
mechanic, whose headquarters are
at Bluefield, was here "Wednesday.
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Baugh have
returned from the latter's home near
Philadelphia. Mrs. Baugh is i'll
since her return.
Mrs. r. p. Johnson has returned
from visit TO relatives at Glade
Springs, Va. She also visited other
points in the east.
Hugh Melee, who has been re.
Gently employed here as dispatcher.
left New Years day for Crew,
where he accepts similar job.
A new Town Sergeant will he
elected after the new council goes
III, at either the 1st or 2nd meet.
ing. There are several candidates.
Fireman G. NJ. Cheatham and wife
were hurriedly summoned TO Roa-
noke, Va, Tuesday on account of
the dangerous illness of their broth
er, II. J.. Cheatham.
Charlie Rife and Miss Essie Bare
were the guests of the family of
John Rice the latter part of last
week. They we're en- route frcm
Hamlin TO their home at Vessie.
KY.
The r. r. ". NJ. G. A. shop
meetings continue to be successful
Rev. Gadsby will be the speaker for
the next one-triday. A. w. Smith.
postal clerk, addressed the meeting,
Wednesday.
At the II. II. Y. NJ. G.. A speII.
ing match Jan. 93rd, Prof. O'Brien,
assisted by Prof. Saunders. will do
the proDouncin0l Mc(uffav,s s,oIl-
er, beginning at page 40 will no
used Also words from some maga-
zines.
) vi. Barr, foFmerly Vice Presi-
dent OF the n. d w, but now
hlrd wee President of the Sante
+ &c ny accompanied by Mr.. Castle,
General superintendent of the n. |
& W., passed Through here Wednes. |
day on =. 81 .. n o. 3.
Our butcher anbwers to the name
OF NJ Z Brumfihld and is from
Lawrence county, o. Mr.. Brum-
field IS pleasant gentleman and
says ne is enjoying liberal pat
ronage from the best people of the
place. Success to him.
The r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. has ar.
ranged for the railroad evangelist
'Jim" Burwck. who will be assist
ted by Paul Gilbert. a sweet tenor
singer TO conduct eyangelistic meet
Ings IN the Nj. K. church, February
3-15th. Six months of the wear
Durwick IS a freight conductor in
Gilbert has been his
brakeman.
r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. Secretary |
Rideputs report for the month Of J