Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-02-01

died Sunday morning OF paralysis
The body of the deceased was buried
near Whites Greek.
/ Five young men of Hnbbsrdstowr
were arrested and brought befor.
Squire Crossen for beating their
way on freight train. They were
fined % 90 and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kettsl, oI
Ironton, Ohio. were the guests oil
Mrs. Kettel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. ID. Hatten, the fret of this week.
Mrs. +. H. Baldridge attended
the Magazine Cub meeting at Cat.
lettsburg last Tuesday afternoon.
The club met with Miss C. Belle
Patton.
nj. o. Randolph, q contractor,
has moved his family here from
Wake Forest, this State. They oc-
cupy the residence on the hill, form.
erly occupied by D.. IL. Barger.
The thermomster was down to
zero las. Wednesday morning.
And the wind was blowing, too.
You may imagine how disagreea-
BILE it was that day for reporter
to gather news.
George and Harry Sutherland
left hast week for Winslow, Arizona.
fwhe,e they will each accept a posi-
tioR on the A. Il. g. S. +. X. r.
Harry hopes 10 regain his health in
the west.
Mrs. A. G. Holt gave six O'Clock
dinner last Saturday, the 2lst inst.
Mr.. and MIS-. l.. B. Vinson, OF Clav;
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Wright and
Mrs. l.. f. Marcum, of Ceredo,
were present.
w. w. Num- is piping the resi-
dence of VIM Galloway, and the
store of }. +. Galloway & Son for gas.
Mr.. Num- also has the contract for
piping the residences Of Sam. John
son. j. w. Farley and Mrs. Lett.
John IL. Biggs, formerly with the
Devon Lumber Co., has accepted a
position with the Kenova Poplar
Mfg. Co., as Supt. Of their works
here. Mr.. Stephenson has been
promoted TO Secretary and Treasurer.
Presbyterian Sunday School
will meet In Assent bly room of
GlenwOod hotel commencing Sun
day, Feb. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, ard
continuing every Sunday there
after until further notice. All are
invited to attend.
DR.. +. II. ID. Biser, company
physician for B. & o, was here
"Wednesday to see Mr.. Billups. who
is sick with neuralgia Of the chest.
Mr.. B,lInps is mem bsr of the
relief department of the b. & o.
Every employe of this system hae
the privilege of belonging to this
relief department., which insures
them against death in sums rang
ing from $3.50. 90 to $4,000. 90 owing
to salary made, aud pays a sick
benefit of sI.00 per day.
DR.. G. II. Enslow, of Huntington,
was called in consultation with Drs
Vinson and Kincaid, in the case of
4. +. lehle, whose illness we have
mentioned heretofore. Mr.. Iehle
is still very sick man, although
ne is some better as we go press.
Nineteen new electric arc lights
ave been placed throughout the
city by The Consolidated Light IL
R'y Go. They are giving saiisfac-
tion. The committee of council
say they made every effort in dlstri
bnting the lights so as to accommo-
date the greatest humber of citizens,
as well as the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heaberlin
gave a birthday party for their little
ten-year old daughter Ruby last
Saturday afternoon. A vote was
taken at the gathering as to who was
the prettiest girl and also as TO who
was considered the best looking boy
present, prizes being given to the
the ones who received the most votes
Little Grace Stephenson won the
girls prize and Master Hubert Greer
received the boys prize. A splendid
time was bad by the little folks
present. Mise Arma Turner, Of
Catlettsburg, KY, furnished music
for the occasion. Those in attendance
were Janette Lake, Maud CLAYTON.
Grace Stephenson, Muriel Holt.
Emma Willis, Ruth Bowen and
Hazel Jackson, Cleveland Coe, Ray
Hanna, Hubert Greer, johnnie Nor.
man and Frank Breeze.