Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-06


Gay en- route to Huntington. He
stated to a representative of this pa.
per that be had been afflicted with
rheumatism for some time aud was
going TO the "second city" to- con-
suit physician.
On Sunday evening The mem bers
of the. local camp OF Woodmeu at
tended the NJ. +. church where Rev.
+. w. Twynham delivered an APP
propriate sermon on behalf of the
order. All present were we'll pleased
with the reverend gentleman's dis
course.
WANTED 20 men in each state TO
travel, distribute samples of our
goods and tack signs SALARY Ss5.
90 per month; So 90 per day for
expenses. Saunders Co, Depart
ment p, 46 jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, His. 9Jau3mos.
John b Vinson has sold to Sam
Dock Smith of Kenova, his fine three
year old colt called Mary w. The
price could not -be learned but we
understand il was quite a fancy
tigure.-Catlettsburg Tribune.
Sam Dock is not a citizen of Ken
ova, but he knows a good horse
when be sees it.
The editor was taken suddenly
i'll Sunday night, since which tine
he has been confined TO his room
As the paper goes to press TUESDAY
noon) he is reported improving.
The mechanical force is in charge
of the Office, SO the readers will
please excuse all typographical
errors. etc.
B. F. Wilson has secured the
contract for putting the timber that
was beached by the recent high wa
ter into Twelve Pole. The banks
and bottoms from this place to
Dnnleth are strewn with logs. and
1t will require about two weeks to
complete the job. Six horses will
be used TO "snake" the timber to
the waters edge. For every log
thus handled Mr.. Wilson will re
celve the sum of forty cents.
1 he social given at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Chapman by the La.
dies Aid Society of the Baptist
church on Tuesday evening of last
week was quite a success. The
sum OF $40 was realized from the
sale OF ice cream, etc. Games and
music were INDUCED in until eleven
O'Clock when refreshments were
served, after which all departed for
their homes, each thanking the hos.
tess for having had such a pleasant
evening.
DR.. Wilkinson, Of the County
Board of Health, passed through her,
last Wednesday Ell route to Kellogg
to examine John Hite, who 1t was
reported had a case of smallpox
We did not have a chance to see
the physician after he visited the
patient, but presume be pronounced
1t genuine case of small pox, as
yellow flag has been placed on the
building where Hite lives. 1t is to
be hoped that the terrible malady
viii be confined TO this one patient.
Carl Price and Miss Virgie Har.
rls, of Kenova, were married here
this morning at the county clerks
Office, Rev. H. Meek being the offici-
ating minister. - The Mansard
dining ROOMS have again been clos
ed. The late manager, Mrs Nc.
CURE, has returned to Kenova,
where she is engaged in the restau-
rant business. -CAtlettsburg Trib
une, Feb 2.
The town council met in regular
session Monday night. all member IA
being present excepting Recorder
McDougal and Councilman Evick.
The regular business was gone
through with after which the meet
ing adjourned TO meet in special
session upon call of the Mayor.
A special meeting will be held with
in few lays for the purpose OF
appointing election commissioners
etc, to conduct the municipal cleo.
ton to be held on the third Satur
day in March.
J. w. Valentine, formerly a
member Of the firm Of Valentine 81
Newcomb, who is we'll and favor
ably known TO a majority of the
citizens of this county, Will again
engage in business in Huntington.
! Mr.. Valentine has recently closed
a deal whereby Geo. n. Biggs will
erect large structure on the vacant
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