Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-03-27
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ATTORNEY II. c. Duncan, of
huntington, vas here Sunday.
The road-bed of the new street
railway Is in excellent condition.
The streets Except in few places)
nave been dusty almost all winter.
Mr. w. l.. Wilson was in HINT.
lngfon on business last Wedges
day.
Mr.. j. b Bowen is quite pooreIy.
lie lives at Shoals and is SO years
old.
Mrs. Cynthia Powers, who has
been very low with pneumonia fever.
is improving.
Mrs Harrison FARRELL, of Rad
nor, Is visiting relatives in this
community.
Mr.. Harvey Houchins has NOV
ed from Wayne to the James II.
Marcum farm, above Kellogg.
Mr.. q. Nj. Johnson, the accom-
dating tax collector, is mingAing
with our citizens this week.
Mr.C.P Iehle and wife of Kenova
attended church at the Congregation
al church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. T. H. Clay, the travelling
salesman and secret order man, of
Huntingdon, visited Cered6 last
Wednesday.
Among the many Huntington
people here last Sunday we noticed
the genial editor of the Herald, Mr..
+. f. Chapman.
The Epworth League of the NJ.
e. church was re-orgahized last
Monday evening, with H. f.
Stewart as President.
Schuyler Colfax Luther returned
from a visit to relatives at Shoals,
Sunday. He says hArc has been a
good deal of sickness(in and around
that neighborhood for the past few
Mr.. Thomas Mo iris, of Cincin.
natl, has been the guest of his broth.
er-Robert Morrj s-for the past
few days. He }and his brother
Hewitt, are in Charleston this week.
They are both rlinters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wright. Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne b. Ferguson
Mr.. and Mrs. (Johm G.. Lambert
Miss Lille Wright and Sam. Wright
attended the Hnnaro1 &c NJ
ferguson at Wayne last Sunday.
Mr.. b. n. Mcclure, who was one
of the teacheYs of our public schools
at this Plac9two years ago, is very
low with pneumonia fever at Her
bert, thiS|ounty. His many friends
here TTll be sorry to learn of his
illness.
THAT whole-souled, jovial news
paper correspondent and city editor
OF the Huntington Advertiser.
ttloyd ). Chapman, was one of the
lcrowd who came down from the
second city" with the first trip of
the street car.
The lingering cough following
grippe calls for One Minute Cough
Cure. For all throat and lung
troubles this Is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate re-
suits. Prevents consumption. w.
M. Bless, Ceredo; r. n. Williams,
Kenova.
We learn that the Milton Oil.
& Gas Co. has struck a good flow
of oil at their well being drilled
three miles east Of Milton. 1t is
stated that the well at present is at
least a sixty barrel producer, but
when shot may develop into a two
or three hundred barrel we'll.
Chas. Spratton, colored, died of
pneumonia fever, last Sunday. He
was single man, aged about %
years, and had been making his
home with the Burks family i'm
BrownstoWn, where he died. Ills
body was buried in Browns Hill
Cemetery.
Hunt up the advertisement Of
Broh Bros, the extensive dealers i'm
clothing, shoes, hats, mems furnish
ing goods, etc, and when you 90 to
Huntington hunt up their store
Corner Third Avenue and Ninth
street,, and-well, you will then
buy what you need in their line.
Now that street cars are running
regularly between this place and
adjoining towns, so that our citizens
can go and come almost every hour,
our merchants must advertise their
goods M lneN eXnnct TO kenn tho