Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-07-10

Mrs. Harriet Napier, who has
been dangerouly i'll, is better.
Miss Sadie Wright, who has been
sick for several days, is recovering.
Mrs. j. w. Collier visited rela-
tives at Portsmouth, Ohio, last
week.
Miss Blanche Boggs, is visiting
her aunt-Mrs. Green-at Riverton,
Ohio.
w. II. Hutchison, the timber
man, of Buffalo, was In town last
Friday.
Mrs. Strotber Mays, of Kenova,
visited her mother-Mrs. Jones'
last week
Squire j. S. Crossen, of Kenova.
made this office brief call last
Monday.
Mrs. G. Otto Grady. who has
been dangerously ill, has almost
entirely recovered.
Mrs. Wayne Z. Ferguson and
Miss Maggie Kelley were Hunting.
ton visitors last Saturday.
W. g. Smith, the contract or and
builder of Kenova, made this Office
an agreeable call last Saturday.
There was not as much noise here
this year on the 4th of july as
usual and we have heard of no &C.
cidents.
The Glorious Fourth was an
ideal day. So far as the weather
was concerned 1t could not have
been improved.
There was large crowd at
beautiful Clyffeside Park on the 4th.
Many Wayne county people were
there and enjoyed Chautauqua
exercises.
William Hughes. Of Kenova, and
formerly of Cats fork, this county.
come up with several others from
kenova to spend the Fourth with
old friends.-Big Sandy News.
For SALE.-We have at this
office copy of the latest edition of
Webster's International Dictionary.
with patent index, in best binding
The price of this splendid dictionary
ls $l0.75. IS so will buy the
book. Come to the ADVANCE office
and see it.
The pony belonging to Robert
Wright, Jr., became frightened
last Saturday evening near the resi-
dence of Henry Mohlendor and in
running around the square the cart
came in contact with telegraph
pole. The consequence was badly
wrecked pony cart Luckily no one
was in the vehicle at the time and
the pony was not hurt.
Isabel, the little 7-year old daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs J. r. Camp
bell, became frightened at the loud
and shrll whistllng of an N. q w.
locomotive last Wednesday night
and jumping out of bed struck a
gas pipe and broke her nose. This
unnecessary blowing of whistles by
engineers on trains should be stop
ped.
Attorney J. NJ. Herman, OF
Wayne, who. with his wife, is visit.
ing the latter's parents, Rev. w. T.
Justice and wife, was among the
Records callers yesterday. Mr..
Tiernan is one of the most promi
nent lawyers III this section of the
State and ranks high 10 bis pro.
fession.-Cabell (M,lton) Record,
July 4.
One OF the most successful bust.
ness men in all this region is j. w.
Valentine. The principal reason
for his wonderful success is on
account of his liberal but iudicious
advertising aud then he treats all
his patrons so nicely that when
they commence dealing with him
they continue to be his customers.
Mr.. Valentine has already commence
ed to advertise his new business
which he will open in Huntington
next September.
Clyffeside Chautauqua closed last
Sunday night. The Chautauqua
program this year was a fine one
and was highly enjoyed by those in
attendance. On account OF rain
Friday evening the illuminated
fleet" was dispensed with. No mis-
take was made in selecting Prof. j.
q Crabbe as manager, az he is pre-.
eminently fitted for the place.
The Big Store of the G.. 4. Silcott
Co az l,llntf.Lnrr e h. rnr,-