Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13

Mrs. 7. d. Hutchinson has recovered
from a severe illness.
s. Floyd Hoard transacted business
IN Kenova last Wednesday.
Charley Piles is very ILL., He is now
threatened with pneumonia fever.
In order TO be on the safe side, now,
we advise our readers to boil the water.
Mamie the little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Chapman, has been quite Ill.
Mrs A. A. Wilson. of Portsmouth,
and two bright little children, formerly
of this place, are visiting relatives h, re.
Nip Williams is now working for the
Ritter Lumber Co. at Estel, this State.
Fred Cyrus, the Kenova butcher, was
a business visitor to our town Monday
Newton Evick. who is afflicted with
typhoid fever, Is reported TO be improv.
ing.
Everett Brown has gone to Wyoming
county, where he has accepted posi-
ton
Prof. and Mrs. G.. Otto Grady We're
visitors TO Catlettsburg Saturday even
ing.
Frank Williams, who has been on the
sick list for several DAYS, is able 10 be
out,
Rev. G w. Twynham preached at the
Central City NJ. L. church last Sunday
night.
Nearly all the persons whom we
mentioned last week as being sick, are
improving.
After being confined to his room for
two weeks With the grip James Farris
is again able TO be out.
Elba Johnson and Misses Oakley and
Mary Stewart visited the family of G.
G. FARRELL in the country last week.
Mrs. J. L. Stewart and little son, Lee,
of Pocohontas, were the guests of
Harvey Stewart and family last week.
Rev Angus, of Central City, occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. T.. church Sunday
night. Mr.. Angus delivered an excellent
sermon.
Allan Scaggs will leave next Monday
for Chattanooga, Tenn, where he will
work at his trade arpenter. His family
will join him there later.
Uncle Sam FARRELL is very i'll at the
home of his son, VIM. farrell, near
town. The venerable gentleman i said
TO have received stroke of paralysis.
A bashful young woman from the
country went into Wright Bros. store
the other day carrying three chickens.
She inquired the price of chickens and
at the same time put them on the coun-
ter. 'Will they lay there?" asked Jesse
Wright, who did not know that the
chickens legs were tied. Sweet sixteen
10,
a moment and SAID mo sir; they are
ROSTERS"
The invlncible Ed Stewart suggested
a clever way in which 10 find out if those
under suspicion were the real culprits
who entered Robert Hazlett's store Mon
day morning. Eds plan was to ARE st
those suspicioned and have a physician
use stomach pump on them. Should
their stomachs contain several oranges,
they would have been guilty of the rob
berry, so Ed says While there is a great
amount of reason in the argument, yet
Edward did not want totake the respon-
sibility, by having anyone arrested, up
on himself, so the test was not made.
It's the highest standard of
quality, natural tonic, cleaDses
your system, reddens the cheeks,
brigntens the eyee, gives favor to
all you cat. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Will do this for you.
35 cents. Tea or ! ablets The Bloss
Drug Store, Ceredo; II. y. viii
liams, Keuova.
Mayor Gordon has appointed the
following well known citIzeu-
couucilmen for the "second city,"
in accordance with the amendment
TO the city charter recent passed
by the Legislature l.. K. Black,
Ed. Douthit, DR.. A L. Kessler, {
l.. Ritter and DR.. X. f. Vickers
J. w. Valentine and wife of
Huntington, left last week for a
two months sojourn in the South
during which time they will visit
Mrs. Valentines sister al New
Orleans and after which they will
spe several days at Atlantic City
Miss Florence Disbman. of
Wayne county, w. Va who visits
Miss Florence Curnutte here FIRE
quently II very III at her home near
Whites creek. -Catlettsburg Press,
Feb T.
Our reporter last week neglected
to mention the fact that Mrs. Paul
Adkins, of Blueheld, was the guest
Of relatives in our town. She will
remain here for several days
a tissue builder, recoustructor.
builds up waste force, makes strong
nerves and muscle You will realize
after taxing HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea what a wonderful
benefit % will be 90 YOU. 80 cents