Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Julia Hoard was the guest of
Huntington friends last week.

Miss Julia Hoard was the guest of
Huntington friends last week.
Bruins Shoe store, Catletlsbug,
pays your car fare.
Mrs. l. &. Winget and daughter
left Tuesday tor Athens, Ohio. on a
visit.
Miss Francis Hampton was the
charming guest of Miss Freese, this
week.
Miss Edith Marcum and Clara
z Davis visited Huntington friends
Sunday.
Mrs. George Chapman aud little
daughter have returned from a visit
to Lenore.
City Clerk Hiram Bloss one of the
most popular officials of Huntington,
was here Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson was
Ceredo visitor Monday. MIR. John
son Is popular official.
Miss Mary johnson sister Of Rev.
John w. johnson, was the guest of
Miss Marcum this week.
III. Nj. Smith has moved into the
house on Main street recently vaca
ted by Capt. A. }. Black.
Miss Ketter of Marietta, Ohio,
will arrive her Friday and be the
gnest of Mrs. Fl. Nj. Piles.
j. r. Gieske is at Paintsville
looking after the Paintsville acadmy
of which he is the architect
A Walker and son Claude, of
West Huntington, were business
visitors to Ceredo this week.
Mrs. Broadus Sitgrieves and
daughter Helen, left Tuesday for
months visit to Tennessee rela.
tives.
Mrs. Clara Leftner wife of the
chief of police at Clyffeside park
spent Sunday here the guest OF
= friends.
The Catlettsburg paper has pub
lished the marriage license of John
Garbtree and Miss Lizzie Toney, of
.Ceredo.
VIM. Hatten of Egypt and Harvey
Hatten of Pharoah, two of Wayne's
substantial farmers were in Ceredo
this week,
The work on the M. +. church is
finished and the seats will arrive this
week. 1t will then be pleasant and
comfortable.
Mrs Slagel who has been the
guest of Frank Marcum and wife,
will return to her home at Hanover,
Pa, Friday.
T. j. Shepard the jeweIer, will
go TO Cincinnati Sunday 10 bring
his wife who has been visiting her
mother, home.
- The Ceredo boys beat the Central
City boys in game of base ball
Saturday. The score stood 90 to Is
in favor of Ceredo.
T. T. McDougal is at Romney at
tending session of the board of the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind institution,
of which he Is q member.
Rev. Hanna, of Charleston, was
appointed presiding elder of the
Huntington district to succeed Rev.
ueN. Il. johnson, deceased.
James Walters of Ceredo, and
Miss Neva GrIzzel who lives up in
the county, here married at Cat
lettsburg, Saturday evening.
Chapman Fry of Wayne, who is
one Of its most substantial citizens,
and son, Johnston Fry, were in
= 'Ceredo on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Elhannan Walters of
South Ceredo, who has been sick
/ some time is not improving as
Tspidly as her friends would like.
The following marriage licenses
have been granted Lewis A. Daw-
son and Elaine Workman, Wilson.
dale, John NJ. Moore and Mary
Cyrus, Whites Greek:
Rev. T. G.. Brown of Wythe.
vile, Va, preached at the morn
ing hour and Rev. M. A. Banker
of Kenova, at the evening hour,
NJ at the M. e. church Sunday.
4 Miss Lillian Wright and brother
Roy, left last Friday for Morgan
town to attend the commencement
exercises of the w. V. u. which
their brother Sam is attending.
A. F. WIlmouth a prominent
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