Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-04-03

and handsome young couple. May
roses of beauty bodeck their path
way through life.
"A protracted meeting commenced
| at the M. K. church last Sunday and
is meeting with good success. Rev
A. III. Reese, of Huntington, will
ba here next week to assist in the
meetings. The public are invited.
Mr.. w. l.. Goldsmith, of Charles.
ton, representing the Netherlands
Fire insurance Co., was here Mon.
day, adjusting the loss of in
surance on the household goods
which were recently destroyed in the
Grand Hotel fire. Their policy was
80, 900.
w. Fred Hutchison, of Remove,
w. Va, has returned to this place
from business trip to Logan, w.
Va, and says .he will soon remove
from kenova TO Catlettsburg. He
travels for the Ohio Provision Com
pany.-Catlettsburg items in Ash
land Independent.
Prof. Byron w. King, founder
aud President Of Kings School of
Oratory, of Pittsburg, Pa, was a
guest at the Glenwood, Wednesday.
Prof. King is one of the best and
most widely known teachers of
oratory Ill the United States. His
wife is also an instructress in the
same line of work and has gained
renowned commendation from
those OF oratorical cirles.
Mr.. Paul Daily, who has been
here as clerk at the depot lunch
counter for the past three mouths,
resigned his position, and on
Tuesday went to Waverly, Ohio,
TO accept of position as clerk in
wholesale house. Mr.. Daily's
home is at Sargant, q. During
his stay IN this city he made
large number Of friends who re-
gret very much to lose his com
panionship.
MIR. Albert Lane, who was con.
Quoted to the City Hospital at
Cincinnati, last Wednesday, by
DR.. York, is speedily improving
In his conditions from the results
of the surgical operation perform
ed, and is anxious to return home.
His pelvis bones, which were
fractured, lin the N. & w. wreck, J
were readjusted, the bones having
to be cut down. Several stitches
were necessary to readiust the
fractured portions, silver wire
thread being used for the work.
Mr.. C.. F. Smith has leased the
Eagle Hotel building and will open
same to the transient public with
in a few days. Mr.. Smith is an
old hotel man, having conducted
the leading bostelry at Wayne, at
the time Kenova was made a rail
road junction. He was Deputy
Sheriff of this county for six years
and thus become acquainted with
Wayne's populace, and made
many friends who will be- pleased
to stop at the eagle" when in our
city.
Mr.. Eli Sohn, our enierprising
dealer in gents furnishing goods,
who is located in the Glenwood
building, will soon remove his
stock or goods to Ceredc. Mr..
Sohn will also ask Ceredo's new
Council at their meeting next
Monday night, to grant him Ii
cense for the selling of "wet goods"
He will probably conduct his bus-
mess in the Bank building. He
has been in business here for the
past four years, aud in that space
o. time has ever proved himself a
wide awake business man to the
interests of our bustliDg city. In
his departure we lose one Of our
jocular and most accommodating
citizens. He is an experienced
liquor dealer, having been engaged
IN the business at East Radford,
Va, at time when twelve saloons
were IN operation at that place.
The Butcher Gone.