Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-04-17

time, however, before he will be
able to resume work.
Rev. Arthur Hank will address
the Gospel meeting at the r.. II. Y.
Nj. Z. A. building, Sunday afternoon
at the usual hour of meeting.
Mr.. James England has accepted
aposition near Norfolk, on the steam
shovel, where it is in operation,
loading gravel for new railroad.
MIR. S. p. Horschel and Miss
Blanch Clarke, the ''hello" girl, OF
Catlettsburg, were in the city last
Friday, guests at the Glenwood.
Mr.. b. o. Chapman, night watch
man at the n. Il w. yards, went to
his home at Gallipolis, Tuesday
evening, having been obliged to
cease work owing to lung trouble.
Miss Emma Kouns, of Columbus,
o., after spending two weeks here,
the guest of her sisters, Miss Mona
and Mrs. Mandy Preston, returned
to her home, Wednesday evening.
Rev. II. Mclaughlin, who is
Rev. Hanks guest, will assume
the latter's place IN addressing the
meetings at the Glenwood Assem-
bly, Hall, Sunday-mornlng and
evening.
Mr.. j &. Finnell, Of Oberlin, this
] State, was here this week i'm the in
terest of the lumber trade. Mr..
Finnell is one of West Virginia's
best known timber dealers and has
some good Wayne county patrons.
Mr.. George M. Ford, of Athens,
w. Va, representing the school
book publishing house of CHM X
Co., was here this week, introducing
new text books and other education
al works to Wayne county teachers.
Those of our citizens who happen
in lrontou, and need their whiskers
brushed while there, will be gladly
welcomed by our former citizen,
Will kettel, TO his newly furnished
barber shop in the Ketter block, on
Adams street, between 3rd and 4th.
Mr.. j. S. Crossen, who has been
running hls saw mill at point near
Huntington, getting out G.. ~ o.
! Ry timber, moved his mill on
Wednesday, locating it Mt the place
near here where the Davis & Lem
mon mill was recently destroyed by
fire. They will continue to get out
Il. r. timber.
Mr. N. P. Smith, Master of Fire
men, at the N. & w. shops, went
to Williamsburg, Ohio, last week,
where he will visit for few days,
the guest of home folks. He will
be absent from here about ore
month, during which time he will
spend a part of his vacation IN
Florence, South Carolina, the
guest of his old Kenova friend,
Joe Cooper.
Mr.. w. l.. Bayless, Of this place,
and Mr.. VIM. Garnet Of Ceredo,
we're in attendance at the Masonic
initiating meeting at Bluefeld,
this week. Twenty-six new mem
bers were taken into the order of
ShrIners, side society belonging
to the Masonic organization. p
, special train of three cars, carrying
Charleston Masons, passed through
here Wednesday noon, Ell route to
Bluefield.
Elias Hatfield, Jr., who on last
Thursday was pardoned from the
wtate pepitentIary at Moundsville
as carried on stretcher into the
Cottage Hotel, Saturday night, re-
naming there until the n. q
w. south bound passenger train
arrived. He was accompanied by
his brother, DR.. Hatfield, of Warn
ClIffe, and an officer of the State
penitentiary.
Architect Gieske, of Ceredo, has
completed the plans and specifca-
tions for Removals new city hall.
1t will be two-story frame build
ing, 30 x ID feet. The first floor
will contain the offices of our city
officials, and the second floor will
be used for au assembly room or
theatre. The building will cost
81 800 when completed. This en-
terprise will add greatly to bustling
Removals prosperous growth, and
besides, 1T will afford our city
officers better furnished rooms in
which to transact the business Of
our city. Work will soon bo COM
menced on the building.
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