Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-09-13
Correspondence.
Kenovd W. Va.

Charles Lambert is confined to
his heme with typhoid fever.
E. l. Fiery and H T. Bray attend
ed social hop at Clyffeside Tues
day evening.
Engineer and Mrs. John Eakin
have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Virginia.
Shirley Courtney, of Ironton. o.,
was the guest of the family of G..
K Osgood last Saturday.
Misses Ida and Lou Osgood, OF
Huntington, visited relatives and
friends in our city Monday.
Engineer John Osgood is msnip-
ulating the throttle of the yard en-
CINE at West Ironton this week.
Fred Elswick, tunnel conductor
at Naugatuck, was circulating
among friends here last Sunday.
A. A. Wilson and wife, of Ash
land, were in the city Sunday visit
ing Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Geo.
K. Osgood.
Hons. Joseph S. Miller, III. G..
Duncan and w. p. Ferguson were
at Wayne, Wednesday, having bus
mess before the county court.
Mrs. G. w. Tucker has been very
i'll for the past few days, suffering
from an attack OF fever. She is
somewhat improved at this writing,
we are glad to say.
Miss Anna NdNWilliams, who is
attending the Marshall Business
College at Huntington, was in our
city Monday. the guest of Mrs.
Avery Randolph.
Orlando Rucker, who has been
visiting the family Of his uncle, r..
Ney Williams, at this place, left
Wednesday night for his home al
Bedford City, Va.
We are reliably Informed that
Wright Bros., of Ceredo, will soon
begin the erection OF several new
dwellings, on their property on
Chestnut, street, this place.
George T. Ramsey, baggagemas-
ter at the Union station, was called
% Pittsburg last Monday to attend
the fuperal and burial of an uncle,
who died at that place Saturday.
The Kenova and East Ashland
base ball teams played two games
here last Monday-Labor Day.
The home team came out victorious
in both instances. Scores, 7-3 and
6-2.
Miss Clara Kidd, who has been
the charming guest of friend, in
our city for the past few days, will
leave tomorrow night for her home
at Bristol, Tenn. Many of our
young people, gentlemen as we'll az
ladies, are loath to see her depart.
A party consisting of Mrs. X.
Ney Williams, Misses Bessie Miller
Bertha Prince and Vera Price. and
Messrs. +. X. Peck, Wade Miller
and Orlando Rucker went on a
pleasure trip to Cincinnati, on the
| Queen City, last Friday, returning
on the same steamer Sunday night
All report delightful trip.
The Kenova Transfer Co. have
recently completed two. cement
side walks on Chestnut street, one
between 18th and 18th streets and
the other from the power house 10
the Sandy bridge. Two new cross
ings were put in at the junction OF
the above named thorougbfares Our
city now has centinuous ceheut
pevement from orc end of the cor
porate limits TO the other, with the
exception of about I5o feet in front
of the Kelley property at the eastern
end OF the corporate line. A gravel
walk is now in service at this point,
but it is likely that il will be dis.
placed by one Of the cement variety.
There is no doubt but that some
enterprsing party could make a
nice sum of money now by operat-
ing ferry at this place. The fer
~ between South Point and the Vir-
ginia Point has been discontinued
and Ohio farmers who come to Ken
ova are compelled TO cross the Ohio
river at Catlettsburg and then come
across the Big Sandy bridge, thus
necessitating the payment Of two
tolls in getting here. If ferry
were IN operation 1T this point the
hucksters could bring their products
direct TO Kenova, and our citizens
and merchants would have the sat
isfaction of securing the choicest
products, and would not have to
wait until all had been picked over,
f3s j. now the case. The Ohio till
ers OF The soil complain great deal
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