Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-07-25
kGNOVA NEWS.
Items About People Whom You
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Miss Lucy Ledy, of Portsmouth,
Is the guest of Mrs. Biggs.
Uncle Daniel Workman, Of Oak
land, vas visitor here Sunday.
Roscoe Lambert was here this
week from Whites creek.
Mesdamcs Lewis aud Hanna were
visitors to Catlettsburg Saturday.
X. Ney Williams Is looking after
business matters in Huntington this
week.
Miss Hattie Frasher, Of Cassville.
is the guest this week Of Mrs. Dave
Peters.
Davis Martin, of Catlettsburg.
was seen driving on our streets re.
Gently.
Messrs. Fred and George Reece,
of Williamson, are visiting home
folk here.
Mrs. j. ID. Booth has returned
from pleasant VISIT to her parents
at Pharaoh.
Mrs. g. *. Osgood called on rel
atives and friends at Ceredo Wednes.
day afternoon.
Mrs. T. IL. Baldrldge, who has
been indlsposed for several days,
has recovered.
Misses Adelaide Lake, Myrtle Cy-
rus and Adah Jones were driving up
Sandy recently.
Miss Lille Jackson, Of Kellogg,
visited her sister, Mrs. Harris, at
this place, Tuesday.
Misses Blanch and Dona Newman.
of Catlettsburg, were Sunday guests
OF Mrs. Arthur Gilpin.
NJ. M. Postle was interviewing
old friends and acquaintances at
lronton Tuesday evening.
Mrs. }. II. Lambert attended the
Baptist Sunday school convention
1t W hltes creek this week.
Miss Anna Waddell left Tuesday
night on n. q w. No. for n
months writ with relatives and
friends at Rural Retreat. Va.
Miss Merle Holt j. visiting Miss
Hazel Clark at Roanoke. Before
returning home Miss Holt viii VISIT
Natural Bridge aud other points OF
interest in Old Virginia
he novel and unique pins worn
10y The children of the PRESBYTERIAN
sunday School for attendance are
DrovIog "A success in the matter OF
Increasing members aud contribu-
tions.
President T.. +. Johnson, Of the
y. & W, passed over that road
Saturday en- route for tour of the
West. He was joined here by At
torney John Holt, Of Huntington,
who will accompany Mr.. johnson
on this trip.
Special Officer Strother Mavs has
an ever watchful eye on all trains
that pass over the n. 6 w. As a
consequence of this officers never.
ceasiug vigilance, boboes are be.
ginuing to give this vicinity a wide
berth.
Ernest Hatten, who is employed
/ by the n. d. w Ry Co., il serious
/ ly III with typhoid fever. lie vas
conveyed to the Huntington lIospit.
al by DR.. York and others Saturday
evening where he will receive treat.
ment.
According 10 the assessment val
. nc Of property inside the city limits
our city council viii make levy
which will equal about oue-third on
the 500 valuation, for the year
1906, Of what it was for the past
year
The work at the Union DEPOT.
which consists Of the COVERING Of
the immense roof over the upper
waiting room and railroad tracks.
will soon 30 completed. This will
form shelter for The traveller and
baggage and Will add much TO the
beauty and utility Of this fine struc-
tHrc.
hrce young men from IrOntOn
were riding across the u. 81 w.
bridge Tuesday night ON a freight
train when one of them named Bow
en- unfortunately lost his footing
and fell over the viaduct on Maple
street to the ground. lie sustained
severe internal injuries, but no
bones were broken 10y the fall lie
was removed 90 the Office OF DR..
York Where he recetved tr.at,,,<...e