Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-03-07
k6NOVA NEWS.


w. B. Morris has been in disposed
for the past few days.
Jesse Lambert was business
visitor to Ceredo Monday.
w. w. Num- entertained at din
ner Sunday Maj. NJ. Postle.
w. A Smith was visitor to the
Gate City one day this week.
Miss Dot Jones called on friends
at Ceredo the first of the week.
Mrs. G. p. Iehle called on friends
at Catlettsburg Tuesday afternoon
ID. j. Durney was calling on
friends in Portsmouth last Sunday
Mrs. w w. Breeze, who was on
the sick list last week, is GONZALES
cent
Fireman Lawson Willis was here
from lropton Sunday visiting home
folks.
b. X. Clapp was business visi.
tor to Catlettsburg "Wednesday
evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. &.
Nef, Tuesday night. bouncing
baby boy.
Mrs VIM. Whipple, of Green
field, Ohio, is visiting her parents
1t this place.
Roscoe Lambert was here from
w Whites creek last Monday and
transacted business.
Miss Mary Smith left Sunday for
Portsmouth to visit Mrs. Harry
Capell for period of two week.
X, M. McGhce, who has been
itilctod with appendicitis for
several, weeks is somew hat improved
w. Ii. Jones aud family now oc-
cury the handsome new residence
o"ned by Wright Bros, on Chest
nut street.
Conductor VIM. Murray, of
Wheeling, was the guest of the
iamily of Jesse Lambert the first of
the week.
N. d w. Agent G. A. Mooney,
of East Portsmouth, was in our city
this week shaking hands with old
Miss Avery Randolph, who Is at
seminary at Maysville,
KY, visited her parents at this
place this week.
Irving Fiery, who has been with
the Dimension Lumber Co., has re-
signed his position with that com.
pany and is now IN our midst.
We are indebted to Master Carl
Lambert for a number of news
items tn is week. Carl bids fair TO
become a hustling newspaper repor-
ter.
Daniel Wright, Ceredo's con.
tracting painter and paper hanger,
has force OF men at work improv-
ing the interior of the residence re-
Gently purchased by w. J. Mar
shall.
The crew Of men who have been
here for several days at work laying
the telephone cable across the Ohio
river, left Monday. The work at
this place has been completed.
The following gentlemen from
this place spent Tuesday evening at
he Clyffeside roller skating rink:
Messrs. Etley Smith, Harry Kelley,
Chas. Norman, VIM. Kelley, NJ. NJ
Postle and o. f. Bush.
Jesse Cyrus has entered upon his
Official duties as city marshal. From
the number of arrests he has made
ii would seem that he, like his pre-
decessor, Mr.. Farley, will make an
able and valuable guardian Of the
peace.
Engineer John Osgood, who has
been off duty for the past two
weeks, will soon be able to pull the
''reins" over the iron steed as Of
yore. John has been suffering ex-
cruciating pain from a sore eye,
which was caused by hot cinder
entering same.
Operator Crabtree, who has been
manipulating the key at Dingess, is
now tickling electricity at the Ken.
Ova tower at nights. Former Night
Operator Atkinson has gone to Bar
ger, at which place he will catch
the dots and dashes aa they may be
clicked off by the sounder.
Contracting Drayman F. f.
Badgley and his able assistant are
kept very busy these days with their
moving van, etc. Mr.. Badgley
is very progressive gentlemen, and