Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-16
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Mr.. aud Mrs. w. J. Marshall
visited Huntington Sunday.
Mrs. John Payne was the guest
of Ceredo relatives Sunday.
Mrs. G. Daily entertained a
few friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Lola Bowe, of near Ceredo,
is visiting Mrs. W. +. Harris.
Miss Martha Hughes visited
friends II Portsmouth this week.
Attorney John Holt Herman, of
Wayne, was in our city one day this
wcea.
Mrs Young, Of Nolan, W. Va.
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Per
cIval.
Mrs. J. Ballard. of Charleston,
is the guest of Mrs. T. IL. Bald
ridge
Miss Leila Bonlcy has returned
from visit TO relatives at Kenton,
Ohio.
Mrs. G X Osgood was in Cat
lettSburg last Tuesday calling on
friends.
Misses Lucy and Mary Smith
called on friends in Huntington
Tuesday.
Mrs II. Ney Williams has re
turned from visit to friends at
salt Lick, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs b. f. Adams have
gone to housekeeping in a residence
on Sycamore street.
a rear end collision occurred at
Coal Grove Sunday in which sever
al cars were badly damaged.
Fred Reccc and wife have return
ed to their home at Williamson
after visit with relatives here.
Messrs Harry Kelley and Law
ron Willis were circulating among
friends IN Huntington Sunday.
Miss Ina Effort has returned to
her home at Ashland after pleas
ant VISIT here with Miss Adelaide
Lake.
Messrs. Clarie and Alton Smith,
of Bramwell, were guests Of the
/ family of their uncle, w. G.. Smith.
last week
n. 81 w. No. was three hours
late Wednesday morning. The de-
lay was caused by land slide east
of Williamson.
Miss Lillian Adkyns has returned
from pleasant visit with relatives
and friends at Rock Camp and
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Simpson and
son, left Salty night for Virginia
where they will make their home
for several months on Mr.. Simp
sons farm
Misses Josephine and Julia RYAN
and Grace Thomas arrived here
sunday after spending the holidays
with home folks at Mason City and
Wellston, o.
All the candidates who met their
Waterloo at the recent municipal
election are taking their defeat good
naturally. They firmly believe i'm
the old aphorism, elf at first YOU
don't succeed, etc.
An electric street lamp has been
. placed at Lambert's crossing. Pas
sengers boarding cars and alIghtinp
thercirom viii now be able TO do
20 without the chance Of landing in
a mudhole up TO their necks.
Misses Mary, Lucy and Kate
smith entertained several younp
friends Tuesday. All present spent
a most enjoyable evening in particI-
patlng ia social games, partaking
I. OF delicious freshmemts, etc.
One evening last week Misses
Gussie aud kItue Osgood delight
. fully entertained a number of their
. young lady aud gentlemen friends.
he evening was spent in social
f. games, tripping the light fantastic.
. etc, after which substantial refresh
mcnts were served.
The funeral Of Lawrence the two
f. ycar"ld son Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
kecce, took place on the 3rd inst.
from the home by Rev. :. y. Boggs
ana The remains were taken TO the
. cemetery at Catlettsburg tor burial
{ Death vas caused by diphtheria
We extend sympathy to the grief
stricken parents.
btiey smith and John Greear
nave unique scheme whereby they
may be able 10 tell when an up car
II approaching without having TO 90
outside, 81 of gore. They have
placed staff ON the steps at the
south side entrance 10 the drug