Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Blanch Bush was the guest
Of friends here Saturday.


Bowe of Kellogg, this week.
John Malcolm of Buffalo, who
has been sick Is able to be out.
Mrs. Ed Ward was among the
many shoppers at Huntington Mon.
day.
Miss Hannah Mccarthy of Parkers-
burg, is the guest of Miss Emma
Osgood.
Capt. Frank Mott, of Newport,
Ky, spent the Fourth with his
family here.
Troy Kennedy and wife of Blue
field are the guests of j II. Lovin
and family.
Miss Nellie and Sam Wright spent
Sunday with Miss Ada johnson of
Whites creek.
Miss Ada Darlington of Charles
ton visited friends at Ardell the
last of last week.
Miss Grace Hambleton OF Hunt
ington, was the guest of Mrs. w.
+. Bruins this week
John A. Stock who is working at
Kayford, spent the Fourth here with
relatives and friends.
Miss Ketter of Marietta, O., who
has been the guest of Mrs. Piles has
returned to Huntington.
Miss Nettie Davidson will leave
next week for an extended visit to
Gate City Virginia, friends.
w T. Workman and daughter,
Miss Zoula Of Echo, were in Hunt
ington this week, visiting friends.
Miss Carrie Franklin of Lynch.
burg, Virginia, was the guest of her
sister Mrs. /. j. Falwell, this week.
Miss NJ ollie Mckee of South Point
o., who has been the guest of Mrs
w. III. Adkins, has returned home.
Conductor Sitgrieves has returned
from visit to his family who are
spending the summer In Tennessee.
J. III. Lovin and son, w. L. Lovin
who have been up the Big Sandy
taking coal options for week or so,
have returned.
Miss Olive Willis of Greenup, KY,
is the guest of Mrs. Ben Wilson,
Miss Charlotte Freese and other
Ceredo friends.
Squire James Chapman of
Williamson, and Rufus Diamond
of Louisa, spent Sunday with S.
Mays and family.
William Adkins, the venerable
father of w. III. Adkins, is here
from his home at South Point, Ohio,
on visit to his son.
Miss Bessie French, who is post
mistress at Hunter spent Saturday
here. She was former popular
teacher in the Ceredo schools.
Mrs. w. w. Marcum and Misses
Edith and HERNIA Marcum, and Miss
Ketter took luncheon and spent
Tuesday evening at Clyffeside.
H.. M. Piles the enterprising
grocer, was buying goods in Hunt.
ington Tuesday. Mrs. Piles went
with him to do some shopping.
Ben j. Darlington and wife of
Charleston attended the funeral
services over the remains of Mrs.
Mcclure at Ardell. They returned
home Sunday.
Strother Mays is building a new
veranda to his residence. He is
also building a new barn and ad-
ding ID all about $500 worth Of
improvements to his property.
Charles Davis who is with his
father at Redwine, Kentucky,
working on timber contract
come home last Saturday. His
father is expected here next
Saturday.
At a fire at Grafton Friday the
Crystal Ice factory of which r.
w. Kennedy ia president lost it's
plant by fire. II was rumored
here that the mill was burned but
1T is not true.
j. B. Smith Of Smith a. Evans,
cigar manufacturers of Kenova,
was calling on Ceredo merchants
Monday. That firm makes excel
lent cigars and stogies and should
receive the patronage of home
merchants.
In another column of the Advance
will be found the advertisement Of
the Lewisburg Female Institute.
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