Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-08-27
JEREDO WAYNE CO.. w. VA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST o. 1902
kEN0vA NEWS.

Dayton, o., last Sunday.
Mr.. w. n. Reese has moved in
to the house recently vacated by
Mr., Allison.
Mrs. w. p. Slaughter returned
here from Washington, ID. c.,
Wednesday.
Times will be lively here while
the Kenova & Big Sandy r. r. is
building.
Mrs. II. f. Hanna and Mrs. +. G.
Vollmer were visiting in Hunting
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. Otto Kettel, of Ironton, O.,
was calling on friends in our city
last Sunday evening.
Miss Add Hair, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, was the guest of Mrs. w. l..
Bayless last Friday.
Mrs. Harvey Osgood, of Hunting
ton, was the guest of Mrs. @. *.
Osgood last Saturday.
Miss Violet Anderson and her
mother, of Virginia, are the guests
of Mrs. III. f. Anderson.
Mrs. b. 5. Phillups, of Spartins-
burg, South Carolina, is the guest
of her brother-E. j. Kidd.
Mr.. II. j. McNamara's little girl
the baby-fell down stairs last
Tuesday and was badly injured.
Mr.. ID. Ray Genres and sister
Miss Doll--returned to their home
at Waverly, Ohio, last Sunday.
Miss Adah Jones attended social
hop given by the Huntington Club
at Camden Park last Friday evening.
Mrs. III. f. Henson left on n. IE
w. No. 4 for Lynchburg, Va, Sun
day night. She Will be absent Tor
"A week or more.
Mrs. Florence }. Boughner, who
has been visiting Mrs. J. H. Hardin,
returned TO her home at Bainbridge,
Ohio, last Monday.
Mrs. Nj. u. Kidd and two daugh-
ters-Misses Cara and Renesue-of
Bristol, Tenn, are visiting Mrs.
KS mother-Mrs. f.. j. Kidd.
The Kenova String Band enter
tained with delightful music mt w.
a. Johnson's last Monday night.
All who lived near Ly got the benefit
OF the music.
Mr.. TIlden Thorn has gone on the
through run between Kenova and
East Radford, trains Nos. 3 and 4.
as postal clerk. He was relieved
here by Mr.. w. G. Sale, Of Radford.
Va.
The Kenova and Big Sandy
branch of the N. & w. R'y Will
cause Fix houses IN "Tad Pole
Ten, 10 be moved, also three
across from the Durney residence,
and the one vacated by Mr.. VIM.
Reese.
G. w. Allison has an eye 10 bu f.
ness. lie has had large sign
erected a. the rear of the hotel,
which adds much TO the appearance
of the place Also you viii notice
;he nice scenery painted on tle
/ screen.
The Westinghouse. air brake
/ people gave the Il. r Y. NJ. G.. a..
| 1S charts, showing the different
positions of their machinery as
used on engines and cars. The
n q w. R'y framed and placed
/ glass ON the same They now
hang on the walls 40 the Y. NJ. G..
A. building.
Two burglars entered Che kitchen
Of B j. Eaken, by taking out a
window screen, last Tuesday night,
and stole chicken, cake and other
eatablcs which belonged to John
lambert and had been prepared for
n picnic. Jesse Lambert, who lives
near, saw the burglars and shot at
them. but his aim was bad and they
made their escape, after having
dropped the eeatables they had stolen
Mrs. 6 X Osgood chaperoned a
social party Of young folks to ClyfTe-
side last Monday evening TO dance,
in honor Of Miss Cumie Hoffman, of
Waverly, Ohio, who has been the
guest of Miss Adah Jones. Those
present were: Misses Cumie Hof-
man, Adah and Eva Jones, Gussie
and Katharine Osgood, Lollie Hand
ley, and Messrs. Daley, Utz, Smith,
/ Davis and Kirk of this place. From
Huntington-Misses Ida Gladstone,
Linnie Shumeray, Hattie Golery,
--McLaughlin and Messers. Bev.