Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-12-19
KEN0VA NEWS.

/ burR, edneSday
Squire j. 5. Crossen was in Ceredo ON
business yesterday.
w. w. Breeze was business visitor
TO Ceredo yesterday.
Squire j. :. Crossen wasa busincss
visitor To Ceredo yesterday.
! Mayor York, who has been sick, is
able TO be- around again.
/ Mrs NJ Adkins visited relatives and
! friends IN ONO last Monday.
Mrs. w. w jackson WAS a visitor 10
Catlettsburg. Wednesday.
Special Officer Strother Mays has one
oi the h"hdsomest homes in the city.
Hon Jos. 5 Miller has returned from
business visit To Indian Territory.
! Mesdames &. +. Ichle and +. f.. WAY
were Huntington visitors, "Wednesday.
Miss Anna O'Leary, of Central CITY.
| was the guest of the Misses Ryan, Sun.
day.
Ruth Hensley, of Russell. XIV, is
spending few days with her grand.
| parents.
Miss Bird Brammer. of Rockcamp. O.
was the guest of Miss Lillian Adkins
over sunday.
|, Mrs. &. # Smith is spending several
weeks with friends and relatives M
Louisa, Ky.
II. H. Peck, President of the Kenova
transfer Co, was Il business visitor TO
Ceredo last Tuesday.
Mrs. r. r. Baldridge was the pnest Of
her sister Mrs w. w. MortonEin Cat
lettsbnrg last Friday
Mrs. w. b. Morris and her mother
a "a nj
the first of this week
MIR. and Mrs G. r. Iehle and Dorothy
were guests of Mrs l.. ID. Baugh. of
C1tlettSburg, Sunday.
Haven Kirk, whose limb was operated
on llSt week Tor fracture of the bone
at the Huntington hospital is getting
along nicely.
Miss Annie Hart arrived from Blue
held, Sunday for several weeks visit To
her mother Her numerous friends are
glad TO see her again in her home town.
.lohr Highnut was arrested here
| Thursday by City Marshal Jesse Cyrus
charged with passing ii forged check on
JOS. lienSlcy, at Catlettsburg. The
prisoner accompanied Kentucky officials
/ to- N'tlctlshurg without requisition pa
/ pers, stating that he would as soon stay
( IN kentucky prison rs one IN West
/ Virginia.
/ Philip Williams, the butcher. was
Irail'd TO Parkcrsburg, Sunday. ON ac-
count of the sudden death OF his daurh.
/ ter, Miss Matte Williams IL was y
/ very sad shpck to her relatives and
friends, as she was only I'LL for a few
days. with typhoid fever. She leaves
many bcreavcd ones to whom is extend
ed the heartfelt sympathy of all
In" annual meeting of the " est Vir-
g'nla Hotel Keepers Association was
held mt Huntington this week. l. X.
Crnmp, OF the Glenwood Hotel. is one
OF the Executive Committee. Charles.
ton was selected as the next meeting
place. An elaborate banquet was n
dered the Association at Hotel Fred
erick at which Hon GeorgeJ McComas
was toast master. Here is what the
huntington Dispatch says of Mr. Crnmp
of our city:
MIR l.. X. Crump, of the Glenwood.
/ kenOva, one OF the men who took the
lead IN pertectng the state organization
elEht years ago, responded to 'One of the
Charter Members In a few well
/ 'uOn'H NOluS, sparkling with wit, he re
sponded, receiving "A hearty round of
applause at the conclusion of his re-
marks ~
Kenova usually has strenuous city
elections and the one to come of in
January, 1907. will he no exception. IL
promises to be equally ms warm as any
of ITS predecessors. There are two tick
cts IN the field, both of which contain
splendid material
The Peoples Progressive Party held a
convention IN Lamberts Hall last Satur-
day evening and nominated the follow
ing For Mayor, w. B Morris Re
cordrr Or. T. y Con: Councilmen w
G. smith, NJ ID Hatten, w. j. Marshall
Chas. Lambert and George Farley.
Another convention was held i'm the
CITY Hall last Monday night and the
ICitizrns Ticket was nominated Follow
Ing are the names composing this ticket .
For Mayor, DR. j. T. York Recorder. -
), Duney; Couucilmen w w. Breeze
VIM Galloway, A. c. Holt, G. = IehIe
AID & T. Smith.
Tho last named ticket COMPOSE the
present city officials
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