Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-30

Mrs. McCallen is on the sick list

he Ohio river Is again within it's
banks.
Hiram Fuller's pension has been
increased from $1,000 to Sl2 90
Z per month.
Z. V. Dodge, the Kenova paint
er, was a business visitor to our
town Saturday afternoon.
Pearl l.. Christian, one of the B.
d O.s popular trainmen, made this
office p easant call Saturday.
Miss Cordie Hare, a student a,
Marshall College, was the guest of
the family of j. a. Black from Fri
day to Monday.
Messrs. Fred Bush and DeIbert
Newcomb were down the river last
week gathering up poles for the
GrteLbrier Pole Co.
Stephen b. Herald has resigned
his position with j. w. Young. He
Is an ideal salesman and is always
In demand.-Logan Banner.
Work of clearing the slide at the
approach TO Broad Hollow was
completed Saturday. That highway
is now open to wagon travel.
Rev. Campbell, a minister of the
Christian church, has moved his
family from Glenhayes to Ceredo.
They occupy residence in the
South Side.
Rev. j. ID. Garrett, President of
the Ninth Pythian District, attend
ed the regular convention of Ceredo
Lodge, No. 50, K, of p, at this
place last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Webb are
here from Clay county. They have
purchased of b. +. Wilson the
property on East Second street now
occupied by Mrs. Harriet Patterson.
If you want a handsome new
Sewing Machine, made by one of the
best standard machine companies in
this country, at about one half the
price agents ask, consult the pro
prietor of this paper.
In honor of her 18th birthday
Lee Wilson entertained a number of
her little friends last Friday even
ing. The lads and lassies spen.
few hours very pleasantly. The
hostess was the recipient of several
presents rendered by her guests.
Mr.. Archer, of Ashland, Ky.,
agent for the Prudential Insurance
Co., was In town last Friday and
presented Mrs. Dan Wright
check tor the amount of the policy
carried by her late husband. Every
man should carry life insurance. 1t
is available at the time when ones
family needs money.
On next Sunday night at the NJ.
L. church Rev. F. w. Twynham
will deliver sermon in behalf OF
Ceredo Camp No. III, Modern
Woodmen of America. The mem
bers of the camp will attend the
church in body. The public is
cordially invited to attend these
services.
The county bridge which crosses
Twelve Pole in the East End is i'm
passable, as a result of the recent
flood. The high waters washed
several bents from beneath the APP
proach to the bridge, leaving a gap
OF about 80 feet between the iron
structure and the bank. This is
very dangerous place now but
will be repaired at once.
On account of the death of
Daniel Wright, there will be two
members of the School Board for
the Independent District of Ceredo,
to be elected in March-one to
succeed H. NJ. Piles, whose term
expires, and the other to fill the
vacancy. 1t is important that the
very best men in the district be
selected. Mr.. Piles is a good man
and will likely be a candidate for
reelection.
John Hatfield, of Beech Fork.
MiDgo county, was drunk and dis.
orderly at Jaeger, Mcdowell county.
one day last week and went to a
restaurant and became 80 abusive
that the Chief of Police of the town
(who happened to be in the restau
rant at the time told him if he did
not keep quiet he would place him
under arrest Hatfield then drew a
revolver and began firing. Steele
also pulled bis gun aud commenced
shooting. The result: Hatfield was
almost instantly killed and Steele
dangerously wounded, one ball