Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-06-19
LATE KENOVA NEWS.

uluay auu SUNDAY. mere is TO be
three baptisms.
Mr.. w. B. Stewart, the iovial \.
IL w. brakeman, was circulating
among Ceredo natives, "Wednesday
evening.
J. ID. Jrainger, of Cincinnati,
the popular coal operator, was in
the city, Tuesday, calling on the
trade.
Chief Train Dispatcher r. S.
Kyle, and superintendent V. A.
Riton, were here from Portsmouth,
Tuesday.
A. Nj. Whitaker, the Columbus,
Ohio, drug salesman, was here in the
interest of his line of business,
Wednesday.
The first floor of the Cottage
Hotel has been repaperedand var
nished, which greatly enhances it's
appearance.
Mr.. John Dunn, the engineer,
who was off duty several DAYS.
owing tc sickness, resumed work.
Wednesday.
w. j. Wagner, of Pittsburg, Pa.
who is interested in the Kenova
Box Factory, was here last Wednes-
day on business.
Rev. e. Cole held preaching
services at the Baptist church,
pear Portsmouth, Sunday, fore
noon and evening.
Mr.. John Atkins sister and his
little daughter, Margarite, are here
from Roanoke aud will be his guests
until about July lst.
w. P. Slaughter, Of Thacker.
and w. j. Hamlit, of Bramwell.
were here in the interest of the
coal trade, last week.
One of our business men found a
hobo in his dining room Wednesday
afternoon, and as a result, the hobo
received bumped nose.
Rev. Geo. Gadsby will address
the Gospel meeting at the r. r.
J. Nj. g. A. building, Sunday af-
ternoon at the usual hour.
DR.. G. r. Burgess and c. V.
Bromley were here from Wayne.
Tuesday. They were also Ceredo
and Huntington visitors.
Mr.. G. w. Allison, proprietor
of the late Grand Hotel, has been
adjudged bankrupt. He and Mrs.
Allison are now at home In Colum-
bus, o.
Miss Elsie Peters went to Ports
mouth, Ohio, Tuesday evening TO
visit ner friend Miss Mary Clark,
daughter of the n. & w. Train
Dispatcher.
The Misses Lucy and Katie
Smith went to Williamson last
Saturday, where they will remain
few days, visiting the family of
w. A. Steele.
Mr.. John Griffi th, the engineer,
left on Tuesday for his Virginia
home to attend the wedding of his
niece and visit home folks. He will
be gone about thirty days.
Work on the City Hall is pro
crossing rapidly under the super
vision of Contractor VIM. Miller,
of Portsmouth, .. He is assisted
by Lou Herring, also of Ohio.
Chapman Fry, who has been load
ing his ties at Ceredo, has almost
completed his work. The greater
part of his ties taker from Twelve
Pole were shipped to Pittsburg.
Mrs. G. w. Tucker has been at
Charleston for the past two weeks
at the bedside of her father, Mr..
James II. Mason, who is dangerously
i'll with inflammation Of the brain.
Philip Lester, who has been
clerking at the lunch counter in
the Union depot, has accepted a
position with the Union News Co. ID,
with headquarters at Huntington.
Two bobos were held up in the n. q
w. yards on Saturday evening by two
hobos. They afterwards became
friendly and all camped together
and ate at the same campfire Sunday
morning.
Secretary Rideout, of the Y. NJ.
c. A., and Baggage Master Bown,
who are IN attendance at the Y.
NJ g. A. Convention at Boston,
Mass, will return to Kenova on or
about the 21st inst.