Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-09

. Miss Brown, of Portsmouth, O..
was the guest O: Miss Selma Herms
last Sunday.
Lyle, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. l.. Houchins, is quite sick
with tonsIlitis.
Frank Marcum was down from
Thurmoud last Sunday and spent
- the day with relatives.
+. One ia fortunate these DAYS who
doesn't wrestle with bad cold and
4 get >downed by ''grip trip"
Miss Mona Grothe visited Mrs.
DDr. w. w Morton, at Catlettsburg.
KY, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. W. H. Selbee, of Hubbards-
town, looked in upon the ADVANCE
force for few moments, Thursday.
Don't miss hearing the mission
saries from China at the Cong'l
Church next Tuesday evening, the
.19th inst.
Mr.. ]. S. Hawkins, who has juet
recovered from a severe spell of
sickness, made this office a brief
call, Monday.
Mr. AMI Mrs. J. X. Foster, of
East Bank, were here last week. to
see the sick father of the latter, who
I 'has since died.
John III. Smith, who occupies
| second floor of the ADVANCE Build
.ing, has been sick with the grip for
Ahe past few days.
A large force of men are ut work
putting up the iron on the Twelve.
Pole bridge for the Camden Inter
A,State Electric R'y Co.
The editor is under obligations to
Representative w. L. Wilson, of
khis county, for courtesies exte nded
while at the State capital last Satur-
day.
Rev. j. ID. Williams, pastor of
Ihe Baptist church at this place, and
editor of the Baptist Banner, was a
\ pleasant caller at this office last
"Wednesday.
Col. James ID. SedInger died
suddenly at his home in Guyan-
\ dotte last Saturday morning. He
had been in failing health for sew
!, eral months.
n DR.. Fred Marcum, of Center
Al vile, visited his father, Judge w.
w. Marcum, and other relatives
here, this week.
y Peter Smith SAYS we will have
eight more SHOWS this winter Our
weather reporter has not interviewed
Henry Adkins and other weather
grognosticators.
Miss Hope Wagner. who has
Seen dangerously i'll for the past
8Week, is a little better. Miss
ma Black is also slowly i'm.
lEroving from her sickness.
J. P. Reh. the weli-known plan
4 FIG mill proprietor of Kenova, has
|. an nd. in this issue, in which he
advertises building material for
\, sale at very low margin. Look
!he ad. up.
Mr.. J. w Billups, of Ida, and
= ais sister-Miss Mamma Billups, of
Big Sunday, were the guests of Mrs.
; Mahan and other relatives here a
Sew days ago. While here they lin
lcompany with Miss Jessie Mahan),
listed Catlettsburg, KY.
Mr.. J. B. Gunther, the affable
general foreman for the Triple
State Natural Gas e. Oil CO., for
this section, received word the lat
Yer part Of Last week that his wife's
@nother had died at her home at
SUrbana, O. He and Mrs. Gun
4 cher left at once for that point.
A Grand Ball will be given at
Wright Bros. Hall, February 2Stb.
An admission fer of 30 cents will
- charged. Messrs. M. p. Smith,
y. H. Davis and II. T. Bray are
f'he committeeman. If the affair
proves a success these "hops" Will
be given monthly.
T.. The longest tram of cars that
liver went over the big n. d w.
bridge here passed over last Satur-
Hay. There were eightv-two cars
] loaded with coal and coke. It re-
i s1uired four engines-oDe in front
a the train and three "pushers"--
.t{ take the cars over, but the big
isV' engine in front was sufficient
TO haul the load after reaching the
n0rth bank of the Ohio river.
"A subordinate council Of the Fra
tenities Accident Order known as