Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-04-10
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The Eagle Hotel was opened to
the pnblic, Monday.
Miss Mary Peck has returned
from a months visit to Washington.
Mr.. Simon Silverman, of Gallipo-
lise. Ohio, was here Tuesday, call
ing on the merchants.
Mrs. Sandige, of Virginia, was
here on Tuesday the guest of her
son, Erred l.. Sandige.
Many persons from this place at.
tended the ''hoating theatre" at
Ceredo, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. G. J. Norton, of Columbus,
Ohio, was in the city last Friday,
calling on the grocery trade.
Engineers Mongan and Howell, of
the n. & W., Pocahontas division,
are with the Kenova boys again.
Mr.. j. F. Jones, who is employed
on the work-train, is off duty this
week owing to his wife's sickness.
Mr.. l.. p. Ligon, General Master
Mechanic of this division of the n.
IL w. R'y, was here from Bluefield,
Wednesday.
Mr.. V. A. Riton, Superintendent
of the N. & w. Williamson and
Scioto Valley division, was here
Thursday on business.
Mr.. James Pack, of Louisville,
Ky, representing the Donnally Pub
fishing Co., of Charleston, was here
on business, Tuesday.
Prof. f. f. Goodwin, of Athens,
w. Va, principal of the Concord
schools, was here last Thursday
meeting his old friends.
Mr.. Benjamin Baglin returned,
Wednesday, from Chillicothe, Ohio,
where he was in attendance at the
funeral of his uncle, Elijah Dicker-
son.
Mr.. j. w. Morris, who was
injured in the Ardell wreck, about
three months ago, was here last
week meeting his frionds. He has
resumed his position on the N. &
w. R'y as postal clerk.
William Kettel, the tonsorial
artiat, went to Ironton, O., Wed.
where he will establish
3 barber shop. His brothers, OF
to and John, will continue the
business at this place.
Mr.. Edward Norton, formerly
baggage master at this place, but
now with the Southern Express Co.
at Chillicothe, o., writes that he is
very much pleased with his position
and his new Ohio home.
Mr.. Kent has severed his con-
Dection as operator at the N. & w.
freight depot, and on Wednesday
he went to Parkersburg where he
will hereafter be employed in the
Superintendent's office.
Fred /. Sandige, an N. q w.
employe, while attempting to couple
cars at the yards last Monday morn
ing, had his foot badly mashed. lie
was taken TO the r.. r.. Y. NJ. &. A.
building where surgical aid was
administered by DIR. Peters.
Mr.. w. M. Rettor, accompanied
by J. M. Taylor, was here last Fri
day, from Panther, w. Va, in the
interest of the lumber trade. Mr..
Retter is owner of one Of the largest
saw mills in the United States and
is we'll known throughout the eastern
and southern states.
Engineer o. T. Hoeberling, who
has been at work on the Pocahon-
tas division Of the N. & w. road,
was called to his home here this
week, having been summoned ow-
ing To sickness in his family. Mrs.
Hoeberling and infant child have
been very poorly, but at this time
their conditions are greatly i'm
proved.
The Huntington Advertiser SAYS
"a special train carrying a home
seekers excursion, passed through
Kenova over the n. q w. Mon
day evening, bound for Chebales,
Washington. There were forty
four persons In the party and we're
from the thick of the Hatfield dis
trict IN the mountains OF West
Va. Twenty Of them we're women,
Of the entire crowd only one had