Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. VI Spurlock, who has been
sick TOR some time, is improving.
o. Plymale, of near Dunleith,
was a Ceredo visitor last Saturday.
Frank Staley has had gas piped
into his residence on East First
street.
j. M. NJ. Plymale, of Dunleith,
made this Office an agreeable call
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. II. Adkins and daughter,
Miss Grace, were Catlettsburg visi.
tors last Wednesday.
Z. V. Dodge, the Kenova
painter, was a business visitor to
our town last Friday.
Boyd Ninson, who has been very
ill at the home Of his mother at
Kellogg, for several days, is I'M
proving.
Miss Bertha Campbell, daughte,
of Rev. j. Il. Campbell, returned
last week from Morehead, Nv.
where she has been attending the
Morehead Normal School.
w. Henry Adkins was unable to
be at his accustomed place of bust
ness last Saturday on account of the
grip. Cecil Gum was barbering on
thot day in Mr.. Adkins shop.
Pendleton Brumfeld, of Dun.
leith, called last Saturday and sub
scrlbed for the ADVANCE and the
American Fam Journal. He also
accepted the accident insurance
policy.
Mary-Dark circles under the
eyes indicate sluggish circulation,
torpid liver and kidneys. Exercise
and Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you we'll and beautiful. IS cents.
Ieaor Tablets. The Bloss Store.
Ceredo; r. n. Williams, Kenova.
Several of our young ladies and
gentlemen enjoyed themselves very
much last Thursday evening by
participating in social hop al
Wrights hall Quite a number of
the lovers of the Terpsichorean art
from other towns were present and
enjoyed the festivities of the even
lug. Before the gay throng al
Journed refreshments we're served.
to which all did ample justice.
Politics as regard the school
election IL warming up to some ex-
tent. All the candidates are good
men and would fill the office of
member Of the board of education
with credit to themselves and to the
public as we'll; but as there are four
candidates and only two members
10 be elected, two men are going
down to defeat Leyond the question
of doubt.
The trustees of the First BAPTIST
church have purchased from II. A.
jackson the building and ground
adjoining the church, on the
south side. The newly purchased
building Is being moved back and
an addition will be built thereto. 1t
is the intention of the officers OF
that denomination to make room
residence out Of the structure and
to use came as parsonage or home
for the pastor.
The social given by the members
of the Ceredo High School base
ball team last Friday evening prov.
ed TO be a success in every par.
ticulsr. Although the weather
wac very Indictment a large mum Der
Of people turned out and gave the
boys boost by buying their luxu-
ries. The sum of o. was realized
from the evenings sales Of ice
cream, chocolate, cake, etc. The
money will be used toward buying
new base balls, bats aud other
necessary accouterments for the
team.
We understand that movement
10 or foot for the organization of a
company with a capital of se5, 900
Tor the purpose of leasing Camden
Park, east Of Ceredo, for a number
OF years and erecting on those
grounds a skating rink, theatre
and many other structures for the
Amusement of patrons Of the park
The names of the gentlemen who
are to compose the new corporation
have not been made public, but il
is understood all are prominent
Huntington monied men. Should
the deal be consummated and the
improvements made Camden will