Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-23
kENOVh NEWS.

lettsbuig, Ky, last Friday.
The U. S. Express Office has been
removed to the Union depot.
Lige Collins is very i'll. He is
afflicted with pneumonia fever.
Uncle Bill Townsend is assisting
Fred Cyrus in the meat market.
Mrs. X. + Hanna is on the sick
list. She Is victim of the grip.
Jesse Cyrus says unless the river
stops raising we will have high wa.
ter.
Fred A. White, of Columbus.
was here miDgling with friends
" ednesday.
Mrs. w. b. Morris has returned
from visit to relatives at Pratt and
Charleston.
Miss Mayme Blackwood, of Hunt
ington, was the guest of Mrs. w.
w. Jackson over Sunday.
M. M. Postle spent a few days
the first OF the week In Columbus,
the guest of his brother.
Miss Hattie Rave has returned to
her home at Milton after few days'
visit with Miss Lillian Adkyns.
Jesse Lambert attended the fun.
eral services of the late John Hite
Mason at Catlettsburg Monday.
Travis Marshall and brid.., of
Portsmouth, were guests of Con-
ductor w. j. Marshall last week.
Miss Edith Teubert, of Hunting
ton, was the guest Of Mrs. w. B.
Morris and Mrs. Hansford last Sun.
day.
Messrs. Collier and Howard
Marshall, of Portsmouth, visited
relatives and friends here the latter
part of last week.
r. Ney Williams Will move his
family to Huntington in a short
time. He will lease his residence
on Beech street.
DR.. Miller, of Huntington, will
locate in kenova for the practice of
his profession. He will be associat-
ed with DR.. j. f. York.
f +. Hayward will leave shortly
for the northwest where he will be
identified in All official capacity
with large lumber concern.
TAYLOR Workman, of Echo, dis.
trict deputy lecturer, has been IN
the city for the past few days lee
turing the members of the local Ma
sonic lodge.
The stockholders of the Kenova
Poplar Mfg. Co. he'd a meeting
here this week. but we have not
learned of the change made in the
officers, etc.
Kenova is now supplied with a
number of artificial lakes. Etlev
has ordered a dozen gross of naptha
launches which he intends TO utilize
on these waters.
Mrs. Lew Hutchinson, who has
been very ill for the past few weeks.
Is improving. She has been con-
fined to her room with a very seri
Gus case Of stomach trouble.
A cigar, charged with powder
blew up on a young man here the
other day. To use war phrase, the
C ncusslOn was terrible. The two
cent forward turret exploded and
the flames that lit the battles
wreck singed all the down off the
smokers face.
The genial Arthur Kelly, who
has been working for large lumber
Co. in Louisiana for some time.
has returned home. Arthur saws
the alIigators snored so loud at
night he was unable to rest in sweet
repose and that the shedding of
so many large tears by the croco.
dies kept the camp ahoat nearly all
the time
The revival which has been going
on at the NJ + church for the past
few weeks has not been IN vain. A
large number of people have bowed
no earnest prayer at the mourners'
/ bench, acknOW lodged their sins and
begged the good Lord tor forgive.
ness The prayers have been ans
wered unto many, for night after
night converts arise from the altar
with gIeamin faces shouting hal
Ielniah- and praises unto their Say.
Tor. Let The good work continue.
G.. A. Porter has resigned the
agency for the l.. : Express Com
pany. Morris Buzzard, a genial
and whole-soul young gentleman
OF Parkersburg, has been appointed
agent at this place aud is now dis
charging the duties Of that Office
Mrs. BmZZarh arriNnd hnrn Wndnnn