Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-06-03
Mrs. Ed Ward has returned from
. visit to Centerville friends.


Miss Charlotte Freese has returned
from visit to louisa, KY, friends.
Bruins Shoe store, Catletlsbug,
pays your car fare.
T. ]. Sheppard has an interesting
new advertisement in this paper.
Read it.
Mr.. Thornbury, son of DR.. d. HI.
Thornburg of Dunlow, was a Ceredo
visitor Saturday.
The d. IA. Carpenter Co., of Cat
lettsburg have change of advertise
'ment in this issue.
Mrs. James McQuin of Whites
creek spent Saturday here as the
guest Of Mrs Mcintyre.
y Teddy Lehman Of Catlettsburg, IL
visiting his grandmother Mrs. EN-
ma Scaggs of Brownstown.
Mrs. L. F. Marcum and her guest,
Miss Slagel, have returned from a
visit TO Rush Run friends.
The new seats for the NJ. E. church
will arrive this week. They will
be modern and comfortable.
w. HI. Adkins, Ceredo's popular
barber who has been on the sick list,
is able to be back at his business.
/. Joseph Dunn, one of the most
genial young conductors of the N 4.
d W., has laid off for a vacation.
d. C. FARRELL, son of Harrison
FARRELL who formerly lived here was
a welcome visitor to Ceredo Mon.
day.
Henry Bruins, son of DR.. w. F.
Bruins, has taken q place in Roscoe
Lambert's new cold storage market
house.
Ladies, read the compressive ad.
vertisement of Valentine, Newcomb
d Carder in this issue of the Ad-
vance.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas,
of Sweet Run, a son. Mother and
child are doing we'll under the care
4of Dr. Shirley.
DR.. Shirley and the storks deliver
ed fine boy baby into the hands of
James Ferguson and wife of Docks
creek, Sunday.
Miss Mansfield one of the de.
servedly popular teachers of the
Ceredo schools, left yesterday for
her home at Wayne.
d. & N. Levine the we'll known
Catlettsburg clothiers, give new
prices In their new advertisement in
this issue Of the paper.
Mrs. Maggie Sarver of Hunting
ton, and daughter Miss Alice spent
Sunday as guests of Mrs. Sarver's
mother, Mrs. Tom Lewis.
Miss Mott, who is trained nurse
In one of the Boston hospitals, who
is visiting her mother here will soon,
return to her post of duty.
Ex-Mayor Hiram Gordan and city
clerk Hiram Bloss, two of Hunting
toms finest on earth, were the guests
OF Ceredo friends this week.
Mr.. McDougal still has bis head
quarters at the Advance office and
pension vouchers will be filed out
mere by him, as usual, the 4tb inst.
Nicholas Archer who formerly
lived at Ceredo, but now a pi osper-
Gus farmer near Howell, Ohio, was
visiting old friends here this week.
Master Lucian Osburn the bright
twelve year old son of Reuben Os-
burn of Echo, was a Ceredo visitor
this week. The family formerly
dIved here.
Adam Gearheart passed through
Ceredo this week for his home at
Prestonsburg, KY, with his daugh.
ter who has been at Spencer much
improved.
In this issue will be found an ad.
vertisement of VIM. Loeb, the big
clother of Huntington. Read It and
go see his stock. You will find it
will pay you.
Prof. Charles w. Thomson il the
happiest man IN Ceredo. Right on
top of his success with the schools.
the Stork bro ugbt q fine boy baby
TO bis home early Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Crum of
Csssville, came to Ceredo on their
way home from Wayne where Mr..
Crum attended the circuit court.
Mrs. Crum remains here visiting her
sisters, Mesdames Jesse Wright and