Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-17
Remember the dite-February 8.
George Wright has moved into
his new residence on Maio street

OtlNtI DiOOu, VI OE'cuOuNu
Ohio, is dangerously i'll of sppen
dicitis.
Harvey Stewart, who has beer
seriously i'll for several days, I'm
proves very slowly.
Mrs. NJ. J. Griffith, who has beer
quite sick with the grip for the past
few days, is improving.
Jerry Dixon aud wife have re.
turned TO their home at Portsmouth
after a weeks visit with relatives
In this community.
Mics Jessie Burks charmingly
entertained number of her
friends at her home, Oh Saturday
evening of last week.
Mr.. Ryan, of Mason county. was
the guest of his daughters-Misses
Julia and Josephine Ryan-teachers
In our schools, last week.
Harvey Hatten, of Pharaoh P.
o., was In town last Friday and
while here made this office a pleas
ant and agreeable call.
Miss Agnes Wright, and Robt.
Wright, Sr., and Robt. Wright,
-Jr., attended the fun, raj of Thomas
Russell, Sr., at Ashland, Ky, last
Friday.
Mrs. Will Cowie passed through
town last Friday from Grafton, EN-
route to Portsmouth, Ohio, bav-
ing been called there on account
of the serious illness Of her broth
in-law, Oliver Blood.
Rev. Francis Warren, of Cincin
natl, preached at the Congregation
al church last Sunday morning and
evening-and will also preach here
next Sunday. His hearers were
pleased with Ills sermons.
Peter Hammes, publisher of the
Wayne Citizen, made this office a
call on Tuesday of last week. He
was en- route to his home al
Wayne from Milton, where he at.
tended the Knights of Pythias
District convention.
Frank Marcum was in town last
Sunday. He has accepted a posi-
ton with coal company at Thur.
man and left Sunday evening for
that place. His wife, who has
been here for several days, will 60
there this week.
Ed. Feazel, of Portsmouth, who
is trusted employee of the street
oar company of that city and on ao-
count of his duties there seldom has
time to get away from his work,
visited relatives here the 7th inst.
A late issue Of the Leadville (Col J
Herald Democrat, received by e..
p. Hoard last Sunday, states that
the Citizens Mining Co. has struck
it rich. A number of Ceredo peo-
pie have stock in the Citizens, &C.
cured through Floyd Bush, of ST.
Louis.
The Ceredo Orchestra will give
an entertainment in Wright's Opera
House, In the near future. "a
Country Kid" is the name of q play
that will be rendered. The orches-
ira has recently added to their list
of musical instruments q double
bass viol.
James Fsrris, while working 81
the storage battery of the Camden
Interstate R'y Co., at Johnson's
Lane last Thursday, had his right
eye badly burned with acid. For
awhile after the accident it was
thought be would lose the sight of
The eye, but it is much better now
and the eye will be saved.
John Kelley, ST., administrator
of the estate Of James Kelley, de
ceased, has secured judgment
against the Ohio River Railroad Co.
for Is, 900. The case was appealed
by the company TO the Supreme
court, but that tribunal refused to
reverse the decision of the lower
court; hence the company will have
to "fork over" the above named
amount.
The Kenova Land Association
and J. H. Dingee, of Philadelphia,
the Hoards and the virgins own
nearly all the vacant or tenant prop
arty in Kenovs and Ceredo. They
would be benefited by the county
seat removal. Would any one elssf
Wayne Citizen.
While the county seat removal
would benefit the Kenovs Land As.
ISOLATION, the Hosrds and the
Wrights, it would at the same Tins