Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-01-30
Court week

here or e.sewhere.-EDl
Court week.
The Congregational church is
now lighted by natural gas.
Mr.. III. ). McKeand made this
Office brief call last Friday.
Ezra Wellman was ut Wayne the
first OF the week, attending court.
! Representatives Wilson and Mil
lender spent last Sunday at home.
DIR. G. L. Hopkins made busi-
mess trip up the line of the &. Il o.
Fry last week.
Reuben Osburn came down
E'Sm Echo last Saturday evening
70 see his family.
Mrs. Robt. Wright, Jr., aud son
Wayne visited relatives at Fergu-
con P. O.. last week.
] Mr.. Edmond s. Waring, of Lynn,
Ky, was the guest of his cousin
c. b. Waring-last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Hall, of Cassville,
was the guest of her brother. Judge
W. w. Marcum, last Saturday.
Miss luez Wellman returned to
n home at Wayne, Monday, after
'ew days visit with her brother
"a Wellmar.
r. Joseph Ferguson, of Webb
+, Lawrence Co., Ky, was the
st of his brother, Jamison Fergu-
last Thursday.
SIS Minnie Campbell, of Blue.
and Miss Fannie Campbell, of
Fha county, are here attending
Eick father--J. 5. Campbell.
Edward c. Collins, repre-
hog the FraternIties Accident
cSsr of Philadelphia, Pa, was
pheasant caller at this office last
FRIDAY.
Mr.. c. F Heller, chief electrician
Iof the Ohio Epileptic Hospital 10.
Gated at Gallipolis, was the guest of
lhls old schoolmate, Prof. b. +.
! Morse, last Wednesday.
Ed. Stewart had one of the fingers
>2n his right hand almost mashed off
! While working for the Camden In
erstate State Railway Co., building
oridges, one lay last week.
Fred Newcomb, wife and little
,son arrived Friday night to paw a
visit to the formers mother. Mrs.
Amanda Newcomb. They reside
at Covington, Kentucky.
| Forest Mercer, who now lives at
Oarkersburg, and - in the employ
III the Ohio River Railroad Co.,
was in town last Saturday evening.
lie had charge of the through
freight.
While in Charleston last week we
called to see our young friend John
+. Scag9s and found him we'll and
hearty. He is still in the employ
Iof the law firm Chiffon, MacCorkle
l& Chiffon.
For SALE.--A large base burn
Ter heating stove. almost as good as
new. Will be sold for less than
Lone-half original cost. Inquire ct
the ADVANCE Office, Ceredo, w. Va.
j. S. Campbell, the shoe maker.
who has been quite sick with pneu-
monia for several days, was moved
from his shop on Main street last
Friday to the residence of G. K.
Gum, where he is receiving all need
ed attention. He is improving
.tlowly.
Wilson Bros. saw mill and lum-
er yards, situate four miles east of
'uyandotte, were destroyed by fire
asst Friday morning. Loss about
81, 900, with no insurance. One Of
ne proprietors of the mill is a
brother-in-law OF Mrs. George
Wright of this place
The fire in Hampton City
Wednesday pight proved to be the
home of MSs. John Albright, daugh-
%er of Dan Cox, Of Ceredo. She lost
her husband by death only a few
days ago, which carries out the old
adage that "trouble never comes
single handed" There was some
insurance on her loss.
The West Virginia Brewing and
Ice Company in Central City have
sold their old ice machine, which
they have been advertising for few
weeks past 1t was purchased by
an Ironton, Ohio, man who will
take it to Montana. The plant
ut Central City will put in a new
machine with double the capacity of