Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03
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Whites creek ~ Sunday.
Mrs. J. ID. Booth visIte.l her par.
ents at Pharaoh this week.
b. +. Adams, of North Carolina,
is IN the city, visiting friends.
Irwin Fiery, Of Clay C. H., /,
spending the holidays here.
Mrs. l.. II vinsou, of Hunting
ton, was in the city this week.
Mrs. w. Ii. Jones called on
friends at Huntington Wednesday.
Sam Kinds has accepted a cleri.
cal position at the Ensign, Hunting
ton.
w. II. Jones, Of Thacker, speu,
the first of the week with his family
here.
Jack and Will Mahoney visited
relatives at Waverly, Ohio, this
week.
E,ley Smith was uptto Whites
creek this week on huuIi6gexr q.
dition.
Engineer John Payne and wife
visited relatives at Ceredo Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge are spend
lag the holidays with relatives at
Parkersburg.
Miss Pearl Diamond, Of Ashland,
was the pleasant guest of Miss Myr-
tie Cyrus last Sunday.
Miss Anna Capelle, of Ports
mouth, 10 the pleasant guest of Miss
Lucy Smith this week.
Miss Dot Jones has been assist.
ing in the music store of Warren
Wood At Huntington this week.
Jas. Hatten has been visiting his
brother, b. +. Hatten, at Crete, and
his mUtber-In-law near Dickson.
Jesse Lambert and wife attended
the Christmas exercises at the Cere-
do M. K. church Monday evening.
Glen Collier and Miss Alma Col.
lier, of Ceredo, attended the ball
given at the Glenwood Monday
evening.
Christmas entertainment at the
M. r. church last Saturday evening.
A delightful lime was experienced
by those present.
Mark Clapp and wife, of Kcnto-,
Ohio, were guests Of his brother,
b. X. Clapp, and family here the
first of the week.
Robert NJ. Murrell and wife, of
Baltimore, Md, were guests Of the
family of Engineer A. l.. Jackson
the first of the week.
Il. Ney Williams gave stag din
ner to number of his friends
Christmas eve. The affair vas much
enjoyed by all present.
Misses Bertha Paul. Of IrontoD,
and Adrienne and Sue Russell, OF
Ashland, we're charming guests OF
Miss Adab Jones this week.
Mesdames NJ. J. Griffith and G..
II. O-good and Miss Blanch Griffith
.of Ceredo, were guests OF Mrs. @.
X. Osgood for Christmas dinner.
Capt aud Mrs. III. X. Elliot. Of
Columbus, accompanied by Mrs
Cobufn, of Ashland, were zuests of
friends IN our city Tuesday after.
noon.
Harry Davidson, of Wbeelers-
burg, Ohio, passed through here
Wednesday Ell route to Charleston
where he has accepted a lucrative
position.
The two-weeks' old son Of Mr..
and Mrs g.. A. Porter, died Sun
day morning at SIX o'clock from
acute Indigestion. The infant was
buried IN the family burying ground
in the country Monday.
Red Cross Lodge No. 1I3, X. Of
=. gave banquet at Lsmberts hall
last night, large number Of knights
aud their friends being present.
Each one did ample justice to the
delicious Refreshments which we're
served.
The Christmas festivities Of the
Presbyterian Sunday School were
interesting from beginning to end
The exercises we're greatly enjoyed
by those who bad the good for
tune to be present.
w. g. Waltz, Of Cardiff, Md,
was in the city this week with the
view Of purchasing or renting res
idence. lie is interested iu num-
Der Of slate mines along the n. d