Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-09-26

Hultn visited friends In Portsmouth
Tuesday.
Miss Adelaide lake spent a couple
of days this week with friends i'm
Ashland
X. +. Greear is at home this
week suffering from a badly sprain-
ed ankle.
Mrs. Burwell Bowen and
daughter Ruth, were in Catlettsbure
Tuesday.
Engineer Morgan and Fireman
Jewell have been transferred to
Portsmouth.
Miss Pearl Farley is very ill. She
Is suffering from an attack of ty-
phoid fever
Mrs Lat Crum and little son have
returned from a visit to friends at
Morehead, Ky.
Postmaster A. G.. Holt and fami.
~ were rusticatiug in the hills of
Ohio last Sunday
Master Alex Booth has been IN.
disposed for the past few days, suf-
terlng from sore throat.
Mrs. ID. o. Simpson is confined
to her room, being afflicted with an
acute attack of blliousness.
Mss Mary Mahoney returned
Wednesday from an extended Wis.
1t with relatives in Virginia.
}. III. Lambert, Esq, made
business trip to Whites creek
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
James Mckee has returned to
the Ohio State University after a
visit TO home folks at this place.
Mrs. Adkins and daughter, Mrs
w. w. Jackson, attended the show
at Huntington Wednesday after
noon.
c. II. Crossen, foreman at the
planning mill, was taken suddenly i'll
Wednesday noon with an attack of
grip.
Misses Julia Hoard, Sadie Wright
and Edith Marcum, of Ceredo. call.
ed on Mrs w. O. Franklin Tues.
day.
Miss Bertha Paul returned to her
home at 1ronton this week after
being the guest of friends here for
few days.
E. ID. Kelley will shortly move
his family to Ashland where he is
connected in an official capacity
with the gas company.
Mr.. Schieck, of Roanoke. chief
engineer Of the n. d W., was in
the city this week on business per
tanning to that company.
Having recently renewed the &C
quaintance of an old Ironton friend.
the genial A. J. Kelley again makes
frequent visits to that Ohio town.
Mrs. James Neff and Miss Letta
Lindsey will return today from a
visit of several weeks to relatives
and friends at Rural Retreat, Va.
John Kettle, the genial tonsorial
artist, is wearing a smile three wards
long these days, caused by a little
lady arriving at his home Tuesday
night.
J. II. Fuller, of Salt Lick. XIV.
has purchased the stock of goods
from j. ID. Booth and will take
charge of that store about the lst or
10th of next month.
The home Of f. +. Greear -
receiving a new coat of paint. Mr..
Greear recently purchased the
lot on the west side of his residence
and will enclose same with a new
fence.
Some Of our young ladies are
becoming quite adept in the culinary
art, Of late. And if you don't
believe the yeracity of this state
ment ask either Messrs. Al. Kelley
Harry Breeze or Norman Miles.
Miss Hazel Ross has returned 70
ner home at Springfield. o., after a
delightful visit Of two weeks here
with the Misses Jones. Miss Ross
many kcnova friends trust that sbe
may again VISIT our city ere long.
Jack Mahoney has severed his
connection with the railway compa.
MES a. night baggage agent at the
Union station. lie ~ now learning
the road preparatory to accepting
position a. express messenger.
a reunion Of relatives was held
az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Townsend last Sunday. Beside the
large number Of kin folk being
present several of our citizens were
invited and partook of the hospitali.
ty OF the host and hostess. Atnoon