Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-06-26
KfNOVA NEWS.
AIl the important Events that Have
occurred DURING the Past
Week.

iue Dioomer Girls are coming no, no
no, ho!!
June "a, Boston Bloomer Girls VS..
Kenova.
Amos Mays was on the sick list n few
days last week.
Mrs. WI. Harris is visiting relatives
at Camden Park.
Julian Handley has about recovered
from a severe cold
L. II. Baldridge has been indisposed
Tor the past few days.
Don't fail to see the Bloomer Girls
play ball next Thursday.
Jack Mahoney, of Raleigh county, is
mingling with friends here.
Miss Adelaide Lake was the guest of
Ashland friends Monday.
Miss Anna Waddle, of 6luefield ia
visiting friends in our city.
Miss Grace Mays visited friends in
Ashland Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. K. Greear has returned from
| a visit TO her husband at Dingess.
Next Thursday-Bloomer Girls VS..
kenova, Don't fail to see this game.
Mrs. A. l.. jackson. Of Portsmouth.
Is spending few days here with friends
MIS-: Fred Cyrus and Miss Anna
Waddle were in Catlettsburg Tuesday.
ID. F. Peters left Tuesday for Rich
mond, Va, to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. ID. Booth, who has been on
the sick list for the past few days, is
somewhat improved.
Miss Lillian Adkins returned Tuesday
evening from a pleasant visit with
friends at Portsmouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lambert were
guests of the family of DR.. w. +. Bruins
at Ceredo Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Zant, of Ironton.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Smith
one afternoon this week.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson has been on the
sick list for the past week, but is some.
what improved at this writing.
Services were conducted at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morn.
ing by Rev. Hudson. of Central City.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Wilson, of Colum.
bus, are spending few days with Mrs.
Wilson's sister, Mrs. Jones. and family.
Conductor w. J. Marshall is at home
after two weeks run on passenger
trains between Columbus and William.
son.
Mrs. d. f. Spangler, of Roanoke, and
Mrs. Harry Weller, Of Portsmouth,
visited friends here the latter part of last
week
Warren jackson, who has been indis
posed for week or so, is again at his
desk at the freight Office, although not
entirely recovered.
Misses Chloie and Callie Russell. of
Ironton, were here Tu- sday afternoon.
Miss CHLOE was en- route to Pomeroy,
Ohio, to visit relatives.
The Kenova Saw Mill Co. has placed
q saw mill at the extension of 23d street,
river front, and lumber is now being cut
preparatory to erecting large plant.
Strother Mays has installed a soda
fountain at his restaurant at the Union
station and is now prepared to cater to
the wants OF the thirsty in that line.
Chas. Norman. who has been working
In the IrontOn yards, has been trans
ferred TO the Kenova yards, the N. g. w.
having placed another crew in service at
this place.
Misses Florence and Matte Smith.
have returned TO their home at Hinton
after pleasant visit at this place with
their cousins, Misses Mary, Lucy and
| Kate Smith.
Mrs. M. ID. Paul and daughter, Miss
BE. tina, of Ironton, and guests, FLOYD
Paul aud family, of Columbus, drove up
TO our city Tuesday and spent a few
hours with friends
Mrs L. III. Baldridge entertained the
Catlettsburg Ladies' Magazine Club
Tuesday. Before adjourning the mem
bers OF the organization were served
with dainty refreshments.
For the first time in the history of
Kenoya female base ball team will
play game on the local diamond next
Thursday. The Kenova team will face
the beaneaterss and a good game Is
anticipated.
The Kenoya Transfer Co is LAYING a
new cement walk on the south side Of
Chestnut from Fifteenth street TO Six
teenth, The same firm will connect
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets with
a similar pavement.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle, of Ironton.
was entertained in an elegant manner
by Mrs. Il. +. Smith Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Haskill, of Huntington, and Mrs.
IF. fyack, of Ashland, were also
present and spent an enjoyable after.
noon with the members Of the circle.
Charles Durney arrived home Tues.
Day from Washington, D. c., where he
mas been attending the Georgetown
Medical College. Charley passed the
w. CeiS VCim oAonuiuhJlOu WIN an eX-
traordinary high percentage and Judging
the future from the past he will also pass
the third 'term examination with hon
ors.
The Boston Bloomer Girls, a base ball
organization composed Of the fair sex,
will cross bats with che local nine on
the kenova diamond next Thursday.
The contract for the game was closed by
the manager Of the Kenova team and
the manager of the Bloomer Girls Tues.
day Of this week. The team from Bean
town carry with them q canvas fence
which encIosea tha diamond . (4,-arS