Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-06

John Payne, Jr., has very bad
case of tonsihtis.
Mrs. Joe Willis IL numbered
anon the sick.
Mrs Lizer Waddell was visiting
IN Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. j. F. York is very i'll, be.
ing confined To her room.
DR.. J. l. Miller is indisposed a,
his home in Huntington.
Mrs. X. f.. Hanna is quite i'll,
suffering from la grippe.
Mrs. Charles Thacker i. visiting
relatives in tho country.
Conductor X. ). lizard is off duty
this week, being indisposed.
! Miss Eva Jones has recovered
from her recent indispositlon.
Miss Adelaide Lake was calling
on friends 10 Ceredo, Saturday.
Otto Kettel is here from Tronton
visiting his brother, John Ke,tel.
Mrs. John Aiken is a victim of
the grip and is confined To her room .
Mrs John Gleear visited friends
io CatIettsburg Saturday morning.
We noticed DR.. G.. Il. Shelton.
OF Diugess, on our streets recently.
Mrs. Robert Shelton is confined
TO her room with an attack of fever.
w. II. Jones, of Thacker. spent
he first of the week here with his
lamily.
Mrs. w. w. Breeze called on
friends in CatIettsburg Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Pearl Fisher, of Ironton.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. JAS.
ltoude bush.
j. T.. Stafford and wife, of
Gilbert, this State, were in our civ
Wednesday.
Mrs. q. X. Osgood and daughter.
Miss kathryn, were in Huntington
Tuesday last.
w. j. Orr, a travelling salesman
of Richmond, Va, was in our
midst recently.
Travelling Salesman f. A. Bash.
tord, OF lronton, was here Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs, b. ID. Deputy, of Ca:letts.
burg was the gnest of Mrs. X. f.
Hanna, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. G. Sutherland and family
left yesterday for an extended visit
to relatives in Arizona.
Mrs. Anna Grannon and son. Of
Huntington, were visiting Mrs.
Morris Buzzard Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Funk has returned
to her home at Cleveland, o., alter
a visit with friends here.
K. i. Bailey, of BluefeId, was a
visitor to our town Wednesday and
autographed at the Glenwood.
i Q. Ayres, of Portsmouth, an
official Of the y & w. R'y. was a
visitor to Kenova Wednesday.
b. K Clapp, Esq, one OF Ken
oya's popular citizens, was IN
Ceredo on business, Tuesday.
Conductor w. j. Marshall has
been off duty for several days
undergoing siege of asthma.
Misses Sadie Wright and Edith
Marcum, Of Ceredo, were calling on
friends here one day this week.
Mr.. Mitchell has returned from
Cincinnati, where he was called on
account Of the illness af bis father.
Miss Hazel Morton, of Catletts
burg, was the pleasant guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. +. II. Baldridge, the
first Of this week.
Latest reports from Huntington
bring information to the effect that
Haven Kirk is improving a. fast as
conditions will permit.
Miss Anna Friend has resigned
her position as stenographer for the
kenova Poplar Mig. CO. and has
accepted a similar position at Ash.
land.
Lige Collins, who has been bed.
fast with fever for several DAYS and
whose death was reported several
times, Is improving and his ulti
mate recovery Is now expected.
Supt. {. +. Iehle has submitted
to the directors Of the Kenova Land
Association an estimate for the re.
Papering and retinting of the
interior Of the Glenwood. # is
said the estimate is very low and it