Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-06-10

Bruins Shoe store, Catletlsbup.
pays your car fare.
Miss Lizzie Calvin of Catlettsburp.
NY, was In Ceredo Monday on bust
ness.
Miss Francis Hampton of Ash
land, Ky, was the guest of Miss
Freese this week.
) Mrs. Z. h. Gum who has been
visiting relatives in Mason county
returned this week.
VIM. Feazell prominent merch-
ant of Sciotoville. Ohio, was a Cere-
do visitor this week.
Ladies, read Valentine, New.
comb q Carder's new advertise.
Y ment In this paper.
Miss Mollie Mckee of South
Point, o., visited the family of w.
III. Adkins this week.
Mrs. Carl Janson and sister, Miss
Jones, of Ashland, spent Sunday
with DR.. and Mrs. Wharton.
Lafayette Workman OF Kellogg,
one OF Wavne's prominent farmers,
was a Ceredo visitor this week.
Mrs. Lee Toney and Miss Norma
Ferguson Of Wayne, are the guests
OF Mrs. +. j. Ward this week.
4 Thomas Skean aud Samuel
Haws who live near Docks creek
were Ceredo guests last week.
Miss Charlotte Freese who has
been the guest of Miss Francis
Hampton of Ashland, has returned.
r. T. Workman of Mouth Hurri-
cane, is visiting his brother l.. HI.
Workman, at Mrs. H. Lambert's.
Mr.. S. S. Vinson and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Felix, are at Hot
Springs, Ark, where the former
went for his health.
John Stock, clever young
gentleman of Ceredo, wko is work.
ing at Gaylord, was here this week
visiting his mother.
K. w. Preston of Paintsville,
n.y., was here Saturday consulting
architect Gieske in regard TO plans
for a handsome new residence.
A. U. Daniels who has been
running az trainman has resigned
that place aad gone back to his
old place at the n. e. w. pump
station.
Judge w. w. Marcum whose back
was severity wrenched by an acct
dental fall at Wayne, is able TO be
upon the streets but is still suffering
much pain.
G. II. Nipple and Harry Wilson
left Sunday for Wilsondale to
look after Mr.. Wilson's land. 1t
Is reported that another test oil
well will be sunk there.
Children's day was celebrated
at the congregational church Sun
day and was very pleasant event.
Rev. Hitchcock preached at D.
m. to good sized audience.
w. H. Adkins and his family
have returned from South Point,
Ohio, whore they attended the
ffthieth marriage anniversary Of
Mr.. Adkins father and mother.
J. r. Gieske is having more work
than he can do. He has the Masonic
temple at Wayne, three brick houses
for Berry Priddie of Huntington,
and the Paintsville academy all on
his hands, with more coming.
John Ratliff while fishing from
the boom last week, lost his watch.
lie found it at the bottom of Twelve
pole, just underneath the boom.
The works were wet, water having
entered through the stem of the
winder.
billiard. Do you know billiard?
He's the great shoe man who has
the fine shoe store on Third ave-
nue., Huntington. Read his adj
vertisement in this issue. Pat
ronize him. He is a fair and
honest man.
X. w. Kennedy whom everyone
knows and everyone likes, who ran
the big lumber mill that burned out
here last year, was in Ceredo this
week. He has large plant at Graf
ton, but the Advance thinks when
Geredo gets Wafer tyorkS and e.
protection that he may be induced
to bring part Of it here.
Mrs. Stephen Mcclure Of Ardell,
who has been suffering with a tumor