Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-05-09
NUMBER %.
k6N0vH NEWS.
Items About People Whom You
Know and Don't Know.

Mrs. +. j. Kidd is visiting rel
atives at Bristol.
Miss Carrie Johnson is visiting
relatives at Cyrus.
}. ii. Lambert, Esq, was in Ce-
redo on business yesterday.
Mrs. w. IL. Baker is the pleasant
gnest of the Misses Peek.
a. }. Williams, the general mer-
chant, mas new delivery wagon.
q. y. Porter has moved his
family To their farm in the coantry.
Mrs. Jennie Percival has moved
into her property on Chestnut street.
Mrs. John Miller, of Lancaster.
ONO, is visiting Mrs. Il, Nj. McGhee.
{. l.. lehle was n business visitor
to the Gate City Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. vinton Partridge
are visiting III Parkersburs this
week.
Mrs. Wayne p. Ferguson was
visitor to Catlettsburg, Ky., last
Monday.
Jesse Lambert will go to Hunt
ington tonight to sec the biz ele-
phant at the circus.
Arthur Kelley has accepted n
position with Mr. Smith, the lumber
man, at Normal, Ky.
Engineer w. L. Bayless, of Ports
mouth, was a visitor to our citv
Sunday last.
B. Is. Clapp and family visited
MIR. C.'s mother at St. Harris.
Ohio, last week.
Engineer James T. Campbell and
Fireman w. }. Callahan were in
Portsmouth Tuesday.
l.. A. Schaar has moved into tho
residence recently vacated by G.. A.
Porter on Sycamore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Way have gone to
housekeeping in Mrs. Newman's
residence on Sycamore street.
Mrs. Sydney Workman. of Ceredo
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Dave Peters, the first of the week.
Hon. Joseph S. Miller returned
last week from a business trip to
Baltimore. He left again this
week for the East.
Etley Smith was a business v;s;.
tor to Huntington Wednesday af-
ternoon. Etley Didn't say what he
went up there for and no one asked
him. 80 there
Robert Hanna, boilermaker N
the shop, who has been on the s,ck
list tor the past two or three weeks
has recovered sufficiently to again
resume his duties.
Dave Peters was on the sick list
the hrst of the week, and AZ com
sequence was unable to 90 out on
DIS. regular run as passenger con-
ductor on the N. d w. Mondav
and Tuesday.
Miss LOllIe Il. Holt was very
delightfully."- entertained in Hun.
tlngton on Monday of last week. nv
DIR. and Mrs. l.. r.. Vinson, at the
Huntington Club for supper and at
''Tim Murphy" at the theatre in
the evening.
Mr. Schick, civil engineer for the
n. d W., will probably move his
Office TO Roanoke, Va, the first of
next week. We understand that
his entire force. excepting Mr.. Sill.
man and Mr.. Parsons, will 90 with
him.
The game Of base ball PLAYED
here last Friday afternoon betwean
the Ceredo High School team and
the kenova first nine resulted in a
victory for our boys, the score be-
ing ] 4 TO 8. The Ceredo first team
was to have played, but some of
the players failed to show up and
the school team not wishing to see
our team disappointed, concluded to
come down and play. The visitors
TOOK their defeat good naturedly.
Last Sunday while passing bv
Jenny's creek a rock was thrown
through the engine cab and struck
EngIneman James +. Campbell and
Fireman w. J.sCallahan, inhrctino
S'lght scalp wounds. Tne matter
was at once reported to Special Of
hcer Mays, who Immediately vent
to work upon the case. lie arrest
ed and placed in durance vile a lad
name Jordan, who confessed TO the
deed. The boy claims he was try
ing TO hurl stones in front of the en-
gine, but as the train was running
faster than he thought, he missed
his aim and the rock plowed thro'
the cab instead.