Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-03-13
KEN0Vh L06hLS.
Late TENS of Interest From Our
Sister Cit.

x porter.
MISS Daisy Newman is visiting
friends at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. G. Cole is on the sick list.
having been taken suddenly Ill, on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Wayne Cardall, pension
agel of Louisa, Ky, was here
calling on friends Wednesday.
Rev. E. ] Westfall will speak
at the II. Il. Y. NJ. c.. A., Sunday
afternoon ut 80, slow time.
j. :. Crossen was taken sudden
~ sick Sunday evening bnt at this
tins his condition is greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. McClelland Brumfield has
returned from pleasant VISIT in
Lawrence county where she was
the guest of her parents.
Mr.. c. II. Crossen, who has
been with his portable saw mill
force near Huntington, III came home
Monday for few days visit.
Services at Assembly room, Glen
wood, Sunday morning at IL, and
evening 1880, eastern time, by Rev.
Arthur Hank, pastor Baptist church.
l.. d. Camden, a son of Senator
Camden who is the chief promul-
gator III building the Ohio Valley
Electric KY, was here transactlnp
business this week.
Mr.. w. G. WaIstrum, superIn-
tendent Of telegraphy with the N.
az w. R'y. Company, accompan-
led by his daughter, was here on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Lou Hanley, who has been
firing OH the N. ~ w. yard engi--
ut lronton, is licking stamps for
h patrons Of the Kenova post
office III Postmaster Holps absence.
Mr.. Wr. Leathers, an extensive
timber dealer of Columbus, o., was
here Monday greeting his old friends.
Mr.. Leathers' family recently moved
from Columbus TO their former
home at Dunlow, w. Va.
Rev. James S. Stump, of Parkers-
burg, Supt. of State Missions, was
visiting Rev. Arthur Hank Friday,
returning to Parkersburg Friday
evening. He was looking after the
interest of the baptist church.
Rev. Arthur Hank, pastor of the
Baptist church, is conducting q
series Of meetings at Central City.
Much interest is being manifested
and large audiences are in attend
ance at the services each evening"
We failed to make mention lu
our last issue of Mr.. w. l.. Bay-
less' return from Charleston. Mr..
Bayless was secretary Of the State
Legislative Board OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers dur
ing the recent Legislatures meet.
Rev. II. Mclaughlin, of Hinton,
was visiting his daughter-Grace
McLaughlin-at the home Of his
niece--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hank
from Friday until Tuesday. He
preached at Central City Baptist
church Sunday morning for the pas
tor, Rev. Arthur Hank.
The Missionary meeting at the
X. K. Y. M G. a. last Sunday
evening was we'll attended. Rev.
Erickson is an able speaker and
his address contained much of in
terest and was very Instructive.
He used maps Of the world IN de-
scriblng mis- work; although his
address was confined more especi-
ally to China.
Mr.. A. w. Smith, postal clerk
on the O. r. R'y, between this
place and Pittsburg, who has been
of duty for some time owing TO
the sickness of his children. re-
sumed bis work this week. His
children, who were very poorly
with the scarlet fever, are much
improved IN their condition.
Mr.. w. J. Johnson, foreman in
the planning mill, met with serious
accident on Monday evening, break
ing his arm In two places and badly
lacerating his left hand. lie was at
work near a pulley, and in attempt
IN { TO make a move, was caught by
the rapid revolving wheel. Tn at
tempting TO free bimself from the
pulley his left hand was thrown
against a saw, cutting off his little
finger and badly lacerating his hand