Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-30
KENOVH L06hLS.
Late Items From Our
Sister City.

j. r. Hufford, of Welcb, was in
town, Monday.
DR.. j. +. York went up to Charles
ton yesterday on bnsine ss.
j. ID. Horton, of Ronceverte,
was in Kenovs on business, Mon
day.
w. w. Whyte, ex-sheriff of Nc
Dowell county, was in our city,
Tuesday
II. III. Kilgore, the Catlettsburg
undertaken, was nere on business,
Wednesday.
Ned Parkins seems to have some
devoted interests down in the BOYD
county burg"
Geo. j. McComas, of Hunting.
ton, was registered at The Glen
wood Monday.
Mrs. Dora Adcock will move to
near Hawks Nest soon, where her
husband has job.
Mr.. w. NJ. Williams and family
have gone To Williamson to make
tnelr future home.
Mr.. w. G.. WaskIe, ticket agent,
saw Fields Ministries at Hunting.
ton, Saturday night.
Mr.. ID. ID. Taylor, Secretary of
the Russell X. X. Y. NJ. G. A.. was
visitor to our city Wednesday.
Engineer John Damn and vile
will be at home this week. from
visit TO their old home in Virginia.
Charlie Rice and J. Frazier. of
Louisa, Ky, visited their brother
and bro,her-in- law, J G. Rice, las,
week.
We are glad to note the increased
attendance AT public worship in the
Assembly Room of The Glenwood
hotel.
Mr.. G. w. Allison, proprie,or of
the Grand hotel, is able To be up
and about after siege with the
grip.
Thirty-two persons represented
this place at Huntington, Monday
night. Object, to sec Modjeska in
"Macabeth."
Nj. ID. Lackey was up from Iron
ton and spent Sunday with friends.
He seems to be prosperipg in the
progressive little OHIO city.
Mr.. Charlie Rife has returned
home after few weeks visit with
his brother, Circuit Court Clerk
Billie Rife, at Louisa, KY.
Mesdames Alice McClelland. A.
j. Martin and Miss Tossie Shank,
were social and business visitors
10 Ceredo yesterday afternoon.
A colored man had the ends of
his toes on one foot painfully bruised
Wednesday morning in the Yard by
letting his foot slip under car
wheel.
Fireman G. VI. Cheatham and
wife returned Wednesday from Roa-
noke, Va, where they had been
called on account Of the serious ILL.,
ness of the formers brother, who is
reported better.
( Mr.. John BIommen, Of Peunsyl-
vania, paid his friends here
pleasant visit last week. He looks
as if the fruit from the tree Of
prosperity was coming his way IN
llfe's journey. Luck TO you, friend.
Our town was left in total dark.
ness all of Sunday night last, caused
by the wires being drowned. a
small light on Maple street near the
bridge was all that burned. To
those who stir before day this state
of affairs proves very inconvenient.
About $50 persons attended the
spelling match at the Il. II. Y. NJ.
&. A., Tuesday night. Squire J
II. Lambert and Engineer A. l..
Jackson acted as Captains. Profs.
OBrIen and Saunders did the pro-
nouncing. Mr.. Lambert's side won.
a number Of small boys have
been keeping up noise at our night
church services by constant whisper
ing and bad conduct that comes
under the head of disturbing public
worship. 1t might be we'll for par
ents TO call the youngsters attention
to the importance of good behavior
on like occasions.
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Route Agent
for the Southern Express Co. tor
the division between Radford and
Columbus, and whose headquarters
are at Bluefield. was here Wednes