Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-04-25
KENOvR NEWS.
Items About People Whom You
Know and Don't Know.

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Flnnk, last Monday night, a son.
Bert +. Tickner left on n. q w
No. 4 Wednesday for Bristol. Tenn.
f. f. Badgley is erecting an adj
dition TO his building on Chestnut
street.
Mrs f. ID. Kelley spent Tuesday
in Ironton the guest OF Mrs. Judge
Russell.
Mrs Aderiene Russell, of Iron
ton, spent Sunday in our city with
friends.
Mrs. John Grear and Miss Lillian
Adkins attended church a Catletts
burg Sunday.
Supt. Geo. p Johnson, of the
\. IL w was here on business
from Portsmouth Wednesday.
Mr. Carter, route agent for the
Southern Express Co, was a bust
ness visitor TO our city this week.
Miss Sue Russell, of Ironton,
was the pleasant guest of Miss Adah
Jones Wednesday and Thursday.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neff is seriously ill. The little one
is suffering from acute indigestion
Sanford Smith is clerking for G.
p. Tracy at the Union Station.
Mr.. Tracy has charge of bridges,
pumps, etc, for the n. IL w. It'y
Co.
A special train carrying n. d w.
officials. passed over the road yester-
day. The officials were on tour
o inspection.
n. 81 w. Trainmaster r. p.
Johnson, Of Portsmouth, was in the
city looking after that conn any's
interests this week.
Sanford Smith has purchased the
stock of goods of Galloway q Son
in the York building. G.. f. Smith
is now in the store ready to wait on
all customers.
The furniture and woodwork in
the drug store have recently been
newly vanished. That palace of
sweets, sours and bitters now presents
neat appearance. Etley Smith,
the genial apothe cary, is putting on
"ci,y airs" of late. That's right,
old boy; go your length.
The Easter Ball given by the
young men of Kenova at Glenwood
Hotel Hall last w ednesday evening
was the "swellest" affair of the
kind which ever occurred in our city
About twenty couples were present
and trirped the light fantastic to
their hearts content until four
o'clock, Thursday morning. The
celebrated Leroy Orchestra, of
huntington, furnished the music
TIE committee, to which is due to a
large extent the success of the ball,
was composed of the following
popular young men: E w. Robin.
son, Nj. Nj. Postle and A. J Kelley.
The invitations were ordered
from this Office, and nothing com
pared with them in beauty has ever
been seen in this community They
were embossed and represent a
beautiful young lady emerging
from an Easter egg
A large number of out of-town
people were present, Ceredo, Hunt
Irgton, Catletts burg, Ashland and
lronton each being we'll represent
ed.
Special Officer StrOther Mays ar
rested a man named Geo. Miller
Tuesday for trespassing on n. q
w. property. Mr. Miller had par
taken of the sparkling fluid to such
an extent that he did not know
what he was doing, and while under
the influence of the corn juice ne at
tempted TO walk across the large
bridge which spans the Ohio river
at this place. Before he had pro
ceeded very far, he was overhauled
by Officer Mays and placed in the
city bastile. When the prisoner So
bered mp Squire Crossen gave him a
trial AMI be was fud 50 aud costs.
Not having .hekels enough to set.
tie with the State, Mr.. Miller was
again locked up. As stated above,
the man did not know what he was
doing at the time, and when the
fiery fluid had left his system and
he had become himself again, he
was told Of the circumstance AT.
ter learning Of his narrow escape
from probable death, be showed
his appreciation TO Mr.. Mays by
thanking him for making the ar
rest
April 20 REPORTER.
Beware of Olnlmenis for CatarTh