Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-02-27
NUMBER 13.
KEN0vh LO6hLS.
Late Items Of Interest From Our
Sister City.

IL. Moore, of Roanoke, Va, was
a visitor to this place Saturday.
Squire Uriah Rowe holds court
here every Wednesday.
Squire j. ii. Lambert was a bus,-
ness visitor to Ceredo, Wednes day.
ID. III. Bradford, Train Master for
the Ohio River R'y, was here this
week.
A telegraph operators Office is to
be established in the freight depot
office, soon.
Constable 5. Mays took Jesse
Bentley, of this place, to the reform
school this week.
There will be services next Sun
day evening at the regular hour, in
the M. +. church.
j. w. SPOTS is among friends
here this week. He has headauart-
ters at Roanoke, Va.
Today is George ashington's
birthday. Mrs. Nation can tell you
something more about the hatchet.
Lee Sehon, of Huntington, was
registered at The Glenwood, Tues
day.
Claude Swarts has moved into one
of the new houses near the II. X. Y.
M. {. A. building.
A small child of Mr.. J. b.
Clark, night yard master, Is re-
ported as dangerously i'll.
Mr.. AL. Henley, the we'll known
n. & w. insurance man, was a TO-
vial visitor here this week
Mr. G. w. Allison, who has been
very i'll, is improving some. His
many friends will be pleased to learn
such.
Mr.. ID. l.. CaulkIns, chief clerk
on the 9Th Division of the N. W..
was here this week instructinp mail
clerks.
w. NJ. jewell, Harry Wellar, G
w. Fisher, }. S. Clark, +. S. Multi
gan and Mr.. Hughes, all dispatch
ers left this week tor Portsmouth.
VIM. Corbin remains here a few
days to instruct Mr.. John Burk. AZ
clerk, under Train Master johnson.
Mr.. Corbin will later go to Ports
mouth.
j. T.. Frazier, engineer on the work
train, after recovering from sick
spell, has gone to his home near
Bluefield to attend to some business
matters.
Miss Lille Westfall, who has
been sick for the past three months.
has sufficiently recovered to resume
her work as teacher in our public
schools.
Mr.. A. B. York, of YorkvilIe.
and son of Senator John Y. York.
was here Wednesday visiting his
brother, DR.. j. f. York. He was
Ell route To Charleston.
Rev. Pinson, Of Central CITY, will
preach at the NJ. r. church next
Sunday evening, on account Of Rev.
Westfall being engaged in a pro-
tracted meeting at Ceredo.
All the houses from the lower end
seven of them-are now moved TO
the street at the rear of the X. R.Y.
M. 9. A. They make a nice addi-
ton and more compact town.
Mrs. NJ. Rideout left yesterday
morning for Greenup, Ky, to be at
the bedside of Mrs. w. I. Brugb,
who is an old Pennsylvania friend
of Mrs. r. g, and who is very Ill.
Mr.. /. ID. Baugh came in Wednes-
day morning from Williamson,
having been telegraphed for on &C.
count of the sad affair at his home
and an account of which appears
elsewhere IN this issue.
Conductor Jas. Brown, who was
called to bis home at Buena Vista,
Va, on account of the illness Of
his wife, returned "Wednesday to
his work here. He reports his
wife better. Mr.. Brown stops at
The Grand when he's Gin"
Mr.. John G.. Lambert has sold
bis general merchandise stock at
Whites Greek to Mr.. J. J. John
son aud will move to this place,
where be will enter like business
with his brothers, Messrs. J. &R.
Lambert. We wish all concerned,
success.
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