Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-07-31

League. We will have more to
say on this subject later.
Mrs. Emma Brown has been quite
Ill for the past few days.
James Christian, of Echo, was the
guest at A. n. Scaggs last week.
J J. E. Mays, who works for the
1reenbrler Pole Co, has typhoid
fever.
Miss Gertie Fischbach expects to
leave in few days for her home in
Colorado.
Mrs. Ed. Partlow, of Central
City, was the guest of Mrs. Cora
Jones last Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Hat,en, of Kenoys
was IN town Monday afternoon and
made this office pleasant call.
Mrs. J. w. Hart, who has been
visiting her mother at Owensville.
KY, is expected home this week.
Miss Georgia O'Bryant, of near
town, is visiting Mrs. D. S.
Hammock at Cleudenning, this
state.
Rev. +. T. Billups preached his
farewell sermon to the congregation
of the Ceredo Baptist church Sun
day evening.
Mrs. George Brown, who has
been making her home near Hunt
ington, was visiting friends in the
southern part of town, last week.
Samuel Patterson has been I'M.
able to work for several DAYS on
account of getting his right foot
mashed at the Kenova N. d w.
shops.
Miss Blanche Boggs, who has
been making her home with her
grandmother-Mrs. martha Mo.
Callen-has gone to Central CITY to
spend month or go.
Miss Mary Peck OF Kenova was a
visitor here today. Miss Peck will
leave on the twenty-fourth for Hon.
oiulu to visit her brother for the
winter.-Huntington Advertiser,
July 81.
Mrs. c. w. Smith, who lives in
the McDougal cottage on East
First street, and who returned home
from visit to the country a day or
go ago, has the pneumonia fever.
statesmen wANTED:-For
choice Nursery Stock. Best Terms.
Pay weekly. Permanent employ.
ment. X. K. HARRIS,
HARRIsvILLE, w VA.
The many friends of Will Piles
will he sorry to learn he had the
misfortune to get his left arm brok.
en- while working at the G. & O.
shops at Huntington last Monday.
lie was unconplIng cars when the
accident occurred,
The Catlettsbdrg Tribune saws
that 'Hfor the past three nights a
big black dog has been making
regular visits at about the same
hour each night to the COW pen of a
citizen Of the second ward where he
robs favorite bovine of her bur.
den of rich milk"
Mrs. Ed Payne chaperoned the
following merry crowd of maids to
Clyffeside last night: Misses Clara
DENT Gertrude Skaggs, Minnie
Davenport, Minnie Willis, Mary
and Lucy Smith, of Kenova.
lettsburg Tribune, July p.
Mrs. w. J. Marshall, of Kenova,
shopped in the city this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood and daugb.
tiers, Misses Katherine and Gussie.
of Kenova, were Clyffeside visltors
last night.--Catlettsburg Tribune,
July 81.
See our handsome new Sewing
Machines. They are finely finished
in oak and have all the latest
Improvements. We will sell them
for less than one-half the amount
agents ask. If you want machine
don't delay calling at the ADVANCE
office and seeing ours, as we have
only two Zone drop. head and do
not expect to have them long.
The largest plant Of it's kind in
the world producing High Glass
Tailoring is operated by Fred Kauff-
man, Chicago, Ill, $500 employees.
With such grand facilities Kauf-
man ia in a position to save you
money. You can get the best cloth
ing for less than you are paying for