Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-05-01
KEN0Vh L06RLS.
Late Items Of interest From Our
Sister cltv.

Jno' N. Sheparo, OF Williamson,
was here Monday.
Rev. Alfred Erickson, of Catlctts-
burg, was here Wednesday.
c. J. Norton, of Columbus, o.,
was in the city again this week.
Mr.. A. =. Malcolm, of Buffalo,
was on our streets Wednesday.
Ordinary floods do not hurt Keno.
va. How thankful we should be.
MIR. Jacob Elkins, of Hamlin, is
one of the new n. & w shop boys.
Mr.. f NJ. Plymale, the Assessor,
was here Wednesday, calling on
friends.
On Wednesday the Ohio's high
water mark came within eight feet
of the 's4 mark.
Deputy Sheriff Wm. Kelley, who
has been afflicted with rheumatism,
is able To be out.
w. Z. Slaughter, the Bluefield
coal dealer, was guest at the Glen
WOOD over Sunday.
Several of our citizens were at
Ceredo, Tuesday and Wednesday.
az sightseers of the high waters.
w. ID. Harris, of Princess Ky.,
was here on Tuesday, the guest of
his brother-in-law w. w. Num-.
Supt. lehle visited the Associa-
tion's dwelling houses, this week,
looking after their needed repairs,
etc.
w. B. Lester, who has been suf-
fering from the effects of cancer,
for several months, is worse at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis left for
Cleveland, o., Wednesday, where
they expect to make their future
home.
VIM. Miller was at Ironton and
Portsmouth this week, transacting
business and calling on his old
friends.
Mr.. Virgil Burks has moved to
this place, occupying the Associa-
TONS property-house No. 22-on
Pine street.
A lunch counter has been opened
in the basement of the Eagle Hotel
by 5. III Smith, who will serve
meals at all hours.
j. M. Summers, Of Huntington,
representing a Louisville hardware
company, was in the city this week
calling on the trade.
People of other Ohio Valley towns
would better move TO Kenova, where
they will not be compelled TO remove
on account of high water, every few
months.
Miss Lille Mckee, who formerly
made her home at J. II. Lambert's.
prior 10 her last months visit with
Russell friends, IL now with the
family Of Engineer Jackson, where
she will hereafter reside.
Miss Edna Earhart, who was
guest at the r. Ney Williams home
during the winter months, left here
last thursday tor Saltello, Mexico,
where she will be the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Minnie Rodriguez.
While many Of the citizens of
almost every town in the Ohio
Valley we're compelled TO leave their
homes on account of the high water,
Kenova inhabitants are high and
dry. We do not know Of a single
citizen Of our city who had TO move
on account Of the food
Onr people were without natural
gas from Tuesday morning until
Wednesday morning, on account Of
the breaking Of the main, cansed by
a large land slide about ten miles
above Louisa, Ky. The manage.
ment Of the triple-State Natural Gas
Go. is TO be complimented ON the
quickness with which the repairs
we're made.
Two hucksters, Thos. Perdue, Of |
GragstOn, and Will Smith, of !
Whites Creek, left their teams
hitched near the freight depot last
Saturday, and the sight Of an ap.
preaching engine caused them 10
break loose and ran away. Outside
of a distribution Of butter and eggs
alongt he runaway route, no damage