Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-07-31
The sick reported in this paper
last week are improving.


Mrs. Clarence Chapman is visit.
ing home folks on Buffalo creek.
Miss Martha Gordon, of Ports.
mouth, visited her parents here last
week.
James Rigy, of Centerville, was
In town last week mingling with
friends.
DR.. w. F. Bruins has resigned as
a member of the Ceredo Board of
Health.
III. w. Bloss, of Huntington,
was In our town on business last
Thursday.
Mrs. McFann, who has had a Sc
we're case of typhoid fever, is able
to be out.
The residence occupied by Clark
Scaggs is undergoing some neces-
sary repairs.
Rev. Jerry Harmon. of Shoals,
visited relatives here a couple of
days last week.
For NT.--Four rooms on
second floor of the ADVANCE Build
ing. Call at this Office.
James Swanson, of Docks creek,
was in town last Saturday dispos-
ing of some country produce.
Edward Coleman, who has been
on the sick list for the past three
weeks, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Margaret Lester, of Echo,
was the guest of the family of her
nephew, A. N. Scaggs, last week.
Glen F. Mott, of Colorado, is the
guest of his parents-Capt. and
Mrs. Frank Mott. He looks very
natural.
While attending the Sunday
School convention here last week
q. L. Perdue, of Pharaoh, made
this office pleasant call.
j. M. Stephenson, the shoe
maker, has moved from Kenova to
our town. He occupies the Cyrus
property on East First street.
The physicians of town say we
are liable to have many more cases
of typhoid fever if the hydrant wa
ter is used without having been
boiled,
Sam Wright, of Ceredo, who is
now playing with the Dayton CO.,
team, pitched an excellent game last
Friday, defeating the Wheeling
Stogies by score of TO 2.
While unloading rails near this
place last week, Buck Hensley, of
Ashland, an employe on the street
car line, had his arm broken by one
of the steel rails falling on it.
Lieutenant Commander of the
United States Naval Veterans II.
w. Parker, of Cincinnati, ia visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. John Smith, of
near town. He will spend several
weeks here.
A. c. Hutchison, of Buffalo
creek, attended tire Twelve Pole
Baptist Sunday School convention
here last Wednesday and Thursday.
He made this office a pleasant call
while in town.
Circuit Clerk Chas. +. Walker
and County Clerk John q. Lambert
both attended the sessions of the
Twelve Pole Baptist Sunday School
convention at this place last
Wednesday and Thursday.
s. G.. Luther returned last
Wednesday from the Shoals, where
he had been on a berry picking ex
petition. He was very successful
in getting a supply of as nice, lu-
cious black berries as we have ever
seen. We know whereof we speak,
for he presented us some specimens
They were indeed fine.
Palntsville has more good look
ing girls, population considered,
than any town on earth Paints.
Vile (Ky.) Herald.
The editor of the Herald probab.
ly never visited West Virginia.
We feel confident he was never in
Ceredo.
NJ. ID. Copley returned last Satur-
day from Csssville, where he bad
been for several days attending the
bedside Of bis mother, who is quite
i'll. The aged lady was recovering
from fever when she was attacked
with heart disease. She is in a
critical condition and her recovery
Ia doubtful