Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-06-20
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W. - bSNSiS II. w lnSI mas moved
to Wash'Dgton, ". G.
Miss Avery Randolp.n is visiting
trlends>lA Columbus this week.
Mrs. G. Il. Ielle is visiting lela-
tives and friends Al Fhtladelphia.
Mrs, Oscar Heaberlin, of Ports
mouth, visited friends in our city
this waek.
j. ;, Crossen was in Huntington
Tuesday having sis eyes treated by
"A specialist.
The family of J. G.. Willis have
moved into the Wallace property on.
Sycamore street.
Conductor ana Mrs. w. J. Mar
shall were calling ON friends in
Portsmouth Tuesday.
Saoiord Smith aud cousin, Miss
Myntie Peters, were visitors to,
Columbus last Sunday.
w. ID. Harrie, who has. position
at Salt Lick, ky., is visiting his
family here this week
Misses Lillian Adkins and Ade-
laitSe Lake were calling on friends
in Catlettsburg "Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs. J. G.. Smith and daughter,
Matte, of liinton, axe the pleasant
guests this week of the family of
w. j. Smith.
Mrs. jennie G.. Percival will
shortly move here FROM. Graham,
Va, and Will occupy hor residence
on Chestnat street.
Misses Myrtle Oyrus and Eva
Jones and, Messrs. Harry Kelley and
Harry Breeze attended the dance al
Fairvlew3 o., Tu .sday eyaning.
Attorney j. T. Clark. who, has
been on he sick list for tho past
week or more, is able TO be out
again. He is suffering from Stomach
trouble.
Roy Dovel, who has been work.
ing with an engineering corps in
Virginia, is home on a visit. He
will soon move his family to Fort
Gay, this county.
A moving picture entertainment
was given at the CITY ball last even
ing under the auspices of the Sr.
League of the NJ. #. church. Those
present were well pleased with the
exhibition.
Mrs. Martha Weaver, aged 80,
one of the oldest residents Of Guy
andotte, dropped dead at her homo
IN that town last Wednesday. Heart
failure caused Der death.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Wells, Of
Point Pleasant, are the euests- Of
The family Of A. q Holt. This
young couple were married at Mr..
Holts residence last week.
1t ls SAID Manager Ramsey, of the
Regulars, has leased his up-to.date
tcher, Lawson Willis, to the Ken.
ova N. B. b. G.. No doubt Lawson
Will make good with that team.
w. G. Crockett, formerly EMPLOY
ed in the drug store of X. New
Williams, this place, but who-now
holds lucrative position with the
a. IL. Robbins Drug Store Co.
Richmond, Va, is circulating among
friends here.
The Kenoya base ball team will
go TO Gayaudotte Saturday 20 play
the team at that place. Manager
Ramsey also anticipates taking his
team to Parkersburg Sunday and
playing game with the ParRers.
burg nine.
Invitations are out announcing
the coming marriage Of Mr.. VI. w.
Davidson. of Vermilliou, s. D., to
Miss Bessie Benton Miller, of this
city. The ceremony will take
place on the 9th inst. at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ney
Williams. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev Davidson, of
ChristIansburg, Va, the minister
being the father Of the groom elect.
r.. Ney Williams is talking Of
resigning the captalncy Of the X.
\. y. q. Z. He says besides at
tending to his drug store, thinning
corn, hOeing potatoes and doing she
many other chores around his farm,
he does not have much time to prac-
tice on the base ball diamond. He
has consented, however, to be in the
game to be played here on the 4th
of--next Juyember.
Juna * RupopraD