Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-08

VI NhSDoWSih anu heTCeT COuntleS,
taking them to Charleston.
The Core Quo Vadis Theatrical
! Stock Co., consisting of nine men,
bers, spent Sunday at the Eagle
House.
Mr.. Brown, of Ceredo, will prob.
ably open up meat market in the
Mum building which was recently
vacated by Attorney Clark.
w. G. Walstrum, Superintendent
of Telegraphy, was here from Roa-
noke, Wednesday, looking after the
n. d WIS. telegraphic interests.
Superintendent &. u. Iehle, of the
Kenova Association, will hereafter
have his Office In the Glenwood,
occupying the room vacated by Eli
Sohn.
Zephaniah Meek, superintendent
of the Mutual 1elephon Co., was
here from Catlettsburg, Ky, last
Wednesday, looking after the needed
repairs of the Kenova phones.
If Cupid, Hyman & Co. tells the
correct story, Robert McGee, a
Cincinnati travelling salesman,
will, within few days, wed one of
Kenova's best young ladies'. Guess
who?
A suit to collect money alleged
to be due for rent, was heard in
Squire Rowe's court, Tuesday,
plaintiff being M. j. Damron VS.. |
the H. H. Willer estate. Con-
tinued.
About 100 Columbus people came
in on the n. & w. excursion train
Sunday. Some went from here to
Huntington, others to Ashland and
Catlettsburg, Ky, and many re-
NAMED here, guests at the Glenwood.
DR.. York has entered suit against
the American Tailoring Company,
OF Cincinnati, for the sum of
$1,000. Owing to lack of full dis
closure on the part of the garnishee
the case was not settled in the
'Squire's court.
Three bids were made for the
erection of the City Hall, the low
est one being $1,479. None of the
bids were accepted, and the time
for letting the contract and re-
ceiving other bids has been extend
ed until Saturday, May 4th.
Mrs. William Ii. Winters left
here few days ago to Join her hus-
band at Seattle, Washington. Mr..
Winters is a Second Lieutenant in
the u. ). Philippine service, and his
regiment is now back to the States
in the West, laying in camp, await
ing instructions as to their future
location.
Mr.C. b. Hallstein, of Baltimore.
Md, the jovial representative of
the Buckingham Bros. Cigar Co.,
was here this week visiting the
cigar trade and meeting his friends.
Mr.. Hollstein sells the "LittIe
buckingham" and Duke of Buck
ingham" cigars which have made
the firm of Buckingham Bros. fa-
nous throughout the State.
Engineer G. r. Keith. who was
recently married TO Miss Bessie
Crimes, of Alexander, Va, has re-
turned to Kenova with his wife
and they are now "at home" at the
Glenwood Their honeymoon was
spent in the -Phiadelpbia.
New York and Buffalo. Mr.. Keith
has been resident Of Kenova for
almost five years, aud in that
space of time made many friends.
We extend congratulations.
Travelling Auditor Echols, of the
N. d W., was in the city last week
for the purpose Of ofmaking a change
in the Ironton ticket office, neces-
STATED by Mr. +. Scott's resigna-
tion. Mr.. J. w. Dashiell, the day
ticket agent at this place, is Mr..
Scotts successor, and he will prob
ably move to Ironton this week
and take charge of the office. Mr..
Scott goes to Medina o., as city
agent Of the Lake Erie & Western
railroad. Mr.. Dashiell is we'll
known in Ironton, having married
Miss Mabel King of that city.
Mr.. Edward c. Collins, General
State Deputy of the Fraternities
Accident Order, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is in the city for the purpose
Of instituting Subordinate
Council to be composed Of Kenova
and Ceredo citizens. This order
furnishes Accident and Health
idemnity to its mem bers at a very
low cost and it Will be to the in
tereet of ovorv man 70 booor,o n