Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-03-14
k6NOVA NEWS.

Etley Smith has been indisposed
Tor the past few days.
w. f. Bay less was Portsmouth
visitor to kenova this week.
A. j. Kelley was renewing old
acquaintances at Ironton Sunday.
K. |. Fiery was calling on lady
friends at lronton last Sabbath day.
Mrs. Jesse Cyrus called on friends
at Catlettsburg Tuesday afternoon.
Judge James McQuin and wife,
OF Neal, were visitors TO our city
Tuesday.
! Miss Adah Jones was the guest of
Miss Bertha Paul at atlronton Wednes-
day.
j. A. Keogh, of Dayton, Ohio,
was circulating among friends here
Sunday.
Chas. Weber has left Kenova.
1t is presumed he has gone to Wash.
ington.
III. ID. Rucker has accepted
position with the Crosby -Beokley
Co., at Columbus.
County Clerk JIG. Lambert and
wife, of Wayne, were here the guests
of relatives, Tuesday.
A. b. Sitgreaves and daughter
were here from Portsmouth this
week, visiting friends.
Will Bronson and a Mr.. Peters.
OF Williamson, were business visit
tors TO our midst Wednesday.
The family of |. c. Daley have all
bean on the sick list this week, be
ing afflicted with severe colds.
Conductor w. j. Marshall and
wife now occupy their recently pur-
chased home on Chestnut street.
Mrs. II. III. Baldridge attended
the meeting of the Magazine Club
at Catlettsburg Tuesday afternoon.
K. l. Fiery has accepted position
as travelling salesman tor the Seneca
Chemical Food Co, of Titfin, Ohio.
Engineer John Osgood, who has
been off duty for several weeks, on
account of an liberated eye, will re
sumo his station at the throttle in
day or 80.
Conductor William Murray, wife
and little daughter, of Wheeling,
we're guests of the family of Jesse
Lambert this week from Tuesday TO
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. K. Partlow. of Willard,
KY, vas the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. +. Partlow the latter part OF
last week. She returned 10 her
home Monday.
w. B. Morris has had a hand
aome new picket fence built around
b g property on Pine street. This
home is now one of the most
beautiful in Kenova.
Mrs. Susan Davis and little grand
daughter. Miss Mary Clark, left Sun
day for Cincinnati where they will
visit their daughter and mother
respectively, Mrs. l.. l.. Clark.
Henry Mays is talking of buying
the w. p. Slaughter residence and
moving here. Henry is a very in
dustrious young man and no doubt
not wishing to become a bachelor,
ls also thinking of making il a
home for two. The girls should be
on the lookout for such good oppor.
tu- tiles.
Miss Adah Jones entertained for
dinner last Sunday quite a mum.
ber of young ladies' aud gentlemen,
the occasion being her twenty.frst
birthday. Those present we're served
with asumptuous repast TO which all
did ample justice. Before leaving,
Miss Jones guests wished her many
more such pleasant anniversaries and
each vote her an excellent hostess,
who knows how to royalty entertain.
One afternoon last week while
chasing each other up and down the
platform at the freight depot, Henry
Mays threw his overcOat at the feet
of NJ. NJ. Postle. Mr.. Postle's tril-
bies became entangled in the gar
ment and his momentum was such
that he went sprawling upon the
platform. lie sustained very bad
bruises on the legs which caused
him TO remain in bed a day or so.
The Maj. says he will get even
with Henry when he is again able
| to run.
Three hoboes we're arrested by
Special Officers Strother Mays and
Jack Bingham Wednesday evening
for trespassing. The hoboes were
riding on g. & o. freight and
at a point between X V cabin and
the Union station one of them