Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-05-30


premises.
Every one will scrutinize his tax
ticket very closely this fall.
Frank and Will Grothe. of Y ork, Pa >,
Were in town last Thursday.
The schools of the independent Dis
trict of Ceredo had no sweet girl grad
uate" this year.
Messrs Elmer Stewart and Forest
Ramsdell We're business visitors TO Iron
ton one day last week.
Miss Adah Johnson, of Whites creek,
has been the guest of Miss Sadie Wright
for the past few days.
Decoration Day. Do not forget TO
strew flowers on the graves of those of
your dear ones who are gone, but not for
gotten.
Bull-frog hunting is the latest habit
of the night with number of our MIN
rods. Some of the boys caught about
sixty in one night recently.
The Republican convention to nomi-
nate n candidate for Congress in this
District viii be held at Huntington June
2lst. See call elsewhere IN this paper.
Hon. Sam V. Crum and wife, of Cass-
vile, visited relatives here last week and
attended commencement exercises at
Wright's Opera House, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Vmson, who are the
guests of Mr.. IS mother at Kellogg,
witnessed the commencement exercises
at Wright 5 Opera House last Friday
evening.
O.. A Feindt, Special Agent of the Ma
tional Union Fire Insurance Co., of Pitts
burg, Pa, visited our town aud looked
over some of the risks that company has
here, last Saturday.
Two COWS were killed by n & w
passenger train No. Z, last Wednesday
evening a short distance south of town.
One of the COWS was owned by +. II.
Smith and the other by G. Steed.
Willie Feazell and sister, Miss Glare.
of Sciotoville, Ohio, visited relatives
here and attended the commencement
exercises of the schools of the Ceredo
independent District the latter part of
last week.
AT a meeting of the Wayne County
Democratic Executive Committee held
at Wayne the 10th inst. Hon Jos. 5
Miller. of KenOva, was elected chairman
of the said committee TO act until a new
chairman is selected by a mass conven-
ton hereafter to be called
People who insure with the McDougal
Agency, and those who contemplate in
surfing with this agency, will be given
blotters free of cost by calling at this of
flee We have recently added new com
panies to the agency and can now take
care of any and all insurable property in
this county.
Several invitations have been receiv-
ed by Ceredo citizens TO the commence
ment exercises of the University of Col
orado, which takes place June 9th.
Glen +. Mott son of Frank Mott, of this
place, will graduate from the law de-
partment of that school this year. Glen's
West Virginia friends trus: that he may
have brilliant future before him.
Judge W. w Marcum has recovered
the pocket book which was stolen from
him at Huntington on the day of the
FOurpaugh-Sells show. The street car
tickets were still in the book, but the
money was missing. The pocket book
was found in the alley in the rear of
Fry 81 Watts saloon Another empty
pocket book was found at the same place
John Malcolm prominent farmer of
Wayne comfy, was in the city last even
ing on his way up the Guyan where he
has three hundred acre stock farm at
the mouth of Heath creek Saunders
Owens, of Sarah, prominent stockman
of that section, was here Yesterday. He
says fat cattle have been scarce in that
locality. Huntington Herald, May 22.
j. III. Ha1dox, an aged and re
spected citizen of Richie county,
died at the home of his son, L. l.
Haddox, in Huntington, last Sun
day morning. He was IS years of
age and was sick less than ten DAYS
prior TO bis death. The dec ased
was the father OF Warden G. II.
Haddox, of the State Peuitentiary.
and grandfather OF Rev J. Jerome