Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-23
Capt. Willis improves very slow

: Capt. Willis improves very slow
ly.
Mr.. j. w. Robertson is now at
De Sofa, Mo.
1t won't be long ere the spring
poet will be bobbing up.
We had quite ''cold snap" the
latter part of last week.
The grip has many victims just
now throughout the country.
j. NJ. Fuller, Eco, of Shoals,
was in our town on business last
rETiday.
Rev. j. ID. Garrett has been assist
ing in revival meeting at Elizabeth,
Writ county.
Hiram Hazlett and J. :. Hankins
have so'far recovered as to be able
to walk about.
Mrs. Frank Tyree, of Catletts-
burg, KY, was visiting relatives
here the latter part of last week.
For SALE.-A large base burn
er heating stove, almost as good as
y new. Will be sold for less than
ne-half original cost. Inquire ct
IA ADVANCE office, Ceredo, w. Va.
(. A. Jack, one of Huntington's
neer merchants, died at his home
hat city last Saturday morning.
Jack had been in poor health
he past two years prior TO his
artery meeting services will
id in the Kenova NJ. +. church
day evening and Sunday morn-
Rev. g. r. Williamson, of
|andotte, will occupy the pulpit
e Saturday evening and Sunday
Smorning.
A new bridge is to be constructed
across the Ohio river, in the near
future, at some point between Ash
.. land and lronton, for foot travel.
. wagons, street railway and railroads,
. The estimated cost Is 81 900 900.
The channel span will be 700 feet
wide.
\ The Camden Interstate Railway
OILS building an electrical room and
| Sub-station on the west side of the
Is street crossing and on east side of
Creed Burks' residence. The build
ing will be one story brick. The
company seems TO be III great hurry
to complete the job as brick laying
, did not stop last Sunday.
Miss Bertha Copley, daughter of
fNr. and Mrs. Nick Copley, gave
: birthday party Thursday in honor
IF her 10Th year. A number of
ner little friends ioyously partici-
pated. Refreshments were served
consisting Of ice cream, cake,
candy and fruit. She received
a nice collection Ct presents.
Sheriff Moore's deputies are as
Follows: Cpredo District-G. NJ.
johnson and William KELLEY. Sam
dock Smith was also qualified for
Especial service. Butler District
/. F. Frazier; LINCOLN District
El as Perry; Grant District-A. J.
Finley; S onawall Di, trict-Heze-
kiah Adkins. William Ferguson,
of Lincoln District, who was to
have been jailer, has assigned his
interest to J. D. Plymale, the pres
lent jailer.
Edward Collins, formerly of
Kenova, now of Philadelphia, is
4 the city in the interests of the
.aternities Accident Order. Mr..
ollins is a very worthy young
I an and has numerous acquaint-
ace in the community who will
nd him any encouragement pos
IDLE in his business. He expects
remain here for some time; in
he meantime he expects to in til
ute council of his order i'll the
city.--Huntington Herald.
a. A destructive fire was narrowly
sav@4ted about four o'clock last
Friday evening. A dwelling be-
longing TO w. M. Bloss and occu-
rpied by VIM. Hurley, situate on
the north side of B Street, IN a
frame row west of the Il Street
station, was discovered OH fire.
BY prompt and heroic efforts the
fire was extinguished with bot lit
Title damage, but had the blaze got
LAten q little better start q half doz-