Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-03-28
k6N0VA NEWS.

friends at Huntington one day this
week.
Mrs. James Hutchison, of Ceredo
was the guest OF Mrs. J. A. Payne
Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Cyrus is indisposed
this week. She is suffering from a
severe cold.
Mrs. w. w. Breeze was the
guest OF acquaiutances at Catletts-
burg Tuesday.
Mrs. L. III. Baldridge called on
friends at Catlettsburg one after.
noon this week.
No gates or watchmen have as
yet been placed at that death.trap.
crossing at the freight depot.
On account of sickness Mail Clerk
|. G. Daley was unable to make his
usual trips on the trains this week.
After spending pleasant week
In our city with friends, Miss Bertha
Paul has returned TO her home in
lronton.
Mrs. J. A. Moffet, of Catletts.
burg, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Heaberlin, the first of
the week.
+. ID. Kelley has moved from
Beech street to Sycamore street ,
and now occupies the property re-
Gently vacated by w. ii. Jones.
K. |. Fiery left yesterday for
Baltimore where he will make his
headquarters as district manager
of the Seneca Chemical Stock Food
Co.
Mrs. j. G. Soutberland will move
into the l.. Il. Vinson residence.
We understand that Mrs. SouLher-
land is negotiating for the purchase
OF this property.
AT a recent meeting of the city
council curfew ordinance was pass
ed and will go into effect the first of
next month. On and after that
date no hoy under the age of sixteen
will be allowed upon the streets
after ten o'clock at night unless ac
companied by parent or guardian.
So, boys, lookout for Uncle Jesse
Cyrus.
Paul Heaberlin. little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Heaberlin, met with
very painful accident Monday
evening which nearly cost the young
fellow his life. Paul was playin0
with a torpedo cane and when
cap exploded part of the missile
penetrated his hand. Blood pois.
oniDg set in and came very near
terminating In tetanus. We are
pleased TO state now, however, that
the danger point has been passed
and that Paul is on the road TO re-
covery.
AT a meeting of Red Cross
Lodge No. ll3, X. Of p, held last
Monday evening, bills TO the amount
of $l8S were allowed and ordered
paid. Most Of this amount went
toward the payment of sick and
death benefits and doctor bills for
the late James Waddle, who was a
member of the local lodge. This
order is in prosperous condition
at this place, both as regard money
matters and membership.
Four youngsters of this place de-
cided to take a velocipede ride last
sunday and putting their decision
into effect secured the N. 81 w.
lineman's carriage and got out on the
main line. They were having
nice time, Judging from appearances.
until overhauled by Special Officer
Strother Mays. Not having any
running orders and being on the
time Of passenger train, the Officer
put them into the "hole." They
we're given a tiIal before Supt. J.
,. Crossen Monday and each was
fined.
The ball given at the Glenwood
last Friday evening was one Of the
most enjoyable affairs of which our
young people have participated
in this season. Although the music
arranged for the occasion before
hand failed to materialize, from
some unaccountable reason, those
present we're not TO be outdone.
They simply had it made up that
they were going to dance, and dance
they did, TO their hearts content.
When it seemed that the musicians
we're not gong to show up they got
piano and secured Miss Gussie
Osgood TO manipulate the ivories.
The music she played was excellent,
and the waltzes, two-steps, reels,
schottisches, etc., she rendered were
as good as any orchestra could fur.
nish, and we're great deal better
than those played by the average