Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-28
Miss Edith Marcum is visiting
relatives at Louisa, KY.

Miss Edith Marcum is visiting
relatives at Louisa, KY.
Miss Ira Woods, of Wayne, is
the guest of friends in our town.
Ray Wright is clerking in H. H
Rutherford's grocery and fruit
store.
Squire III. F. Bowen, of Wayne,
spent last Saturday night ct the
Commercial Hotel.
Mack Stock left Sunday night for
johnson City. Tenn, to accept q
position on q steam shovel.
Mrs. w. w. Marcum and daugh.
ter, Miss HERNIA, have returned
from visit with relatives At Louisa,
Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Lindsey, of
Catlcttsburg, KY, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright last
Sunday.
Miss Ella Rutherford, sister of
81. H. Rutherford. has typhoid fe-
yer. She is at the home of I. n.
johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wood,
of Huntington, attended meeting
of the Ladies of the Golden Eagle
at this place last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Flanery At.
teuded the Republican speaking at
Ashland, KY, last Thursday. Mr..
Wilson, the Republican nominee
for Governor of Kentucky, was one
of the speakers.
j. r. Ewes, prominent citizen
of Central City, was a visitor TO
our town last Wednesday. While
here he called and renewed his
subscription to the ADVANCE. Mr.
Ewes has been reading the ADVANCE
for many years.
A delegation of Ceredo Eagles
had intended visiting Centerville
Saturday night, but upon receiving
word that the passages over the
cihdii stiedhs hdd peeu Wd-ueu
away the proposed trip was given
up and later date will have to be
set for the visit.
Samuel J. Wright, the base ball
pitcher, secured ''leave of all,
sence" from Dayton, on account of
being sick with chills and fever,
and came home last Sunday. He lis
better and will return to Dayton
some time this week.
Clint Walker was killed by &C.
IL o. passenger train, on the Guvan
Valley Division, at MidkIff, Lincoln
county, last Friday. He was walk.
ing on the track and failed to step
off before he was struck by the loco
motive. The mans body was hor-
ribly mangled.
b. +. Wilson secured judgment
last Saturday in Squire JohDson's
court against the b. IL .. R'y Co.
for $500 for piling sold the compa.
ny two or three years ago. Judge
w. w. Marcum represented Wilson
and Judge L. j. Bryan, Of Hunting
ton, appeared for the railroad com
pany.
Rev. j. w. Morgan, of Chester,
n. j., formerly pastor of the Cere-
do Congregational church, has. been
here for several days circulating
with his many friends. He preach
ed at the Cong'l church Sunday
morning and eveniDg-and at the
Baptist church Monday evening.
Felix Flanery says the address of
Hon. A. +. Wilson, the Repu bill
can nominee for Governor Of Ken
lucky, at Ashland last Thursday,
was q splendid effort and those who
heard him were delighted with the
manner in which he handled the
issues of the day. Prof. Crabbe,
nominee for State Supt. of Public
Instruction, also made an address
which was we'll received.
Q. G.. Beber, former manager of
the Huntington Theatre, and F. l..
Neal have acquired controlling
interest IN the Frederick Hotel
Company at Huntington. Mr.. Neal
has been connected with the hotel
rs manager and will continue az
. such. 1t is the intention of the
new management to continue run
ming the hotel on the high plane
already established. and which has
been the cause of its acquiring the
high reputation 1t enjoys among the
travelling public.
Contractors who have been EN-.
ployed on G.. 81 o. grade work be
tuaon RorboursytI1e and Chariootcr