Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-16
M. ID. Ward Is now President of
the County Court.

cut prices at Bruins Shoe store.
DR.. w. +. Bruins was Catletts
burg visitor last Thursday.
Cut prices on good grade shoes at
Bruins Shoe store, CatIettsburg.
The Ohio river Is high and 1T is
still raining. Prepare for high
water.
J. NJ. Harrington left last Sat
urday for Marion, Va, to visit
relatives and friends.
Sam. V. Crum was recently elect
ed Mayor Of Cassville. Sam IL
good fellow, if he Is Democrat.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Nj. Werth, who have been quite
sick with measles, are couvalescIng.
This region was visited by
heavy rain storm, which was &C
companied by thunder and light
ming, last Saturday.
Just received at the Advance Sta.
tionery Store, a splendid line of new
Gas Nantes. Is cent manties for
10 cents. Try thea.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gieske at
tended a luncheon and card party
given by Mrs. Louis Prichard at
Huntington last Thursday evening.
For RENT-Four rooms on
second floor of the Advance Build.
ing are for rent TO parties having
no children. The rooms have re
Gently been re papered and have
natural gas.
Big shoe sale is now going on at
Bruins Shoe Store. Broken lots
must be closed out. 80 cts. to Sl.OO
saved on every pair. No car fare
paid on special sales. l6jan3S
Following are the new municipal
officers at Wayne: o. j. Rife.
Mayor; y. Frasher, Recorder;
Chapman Adkins, Joseph Newman,
J. K. heesee, A. w. Ferguson and
DR.. @. r. Burgess, Councilmen.
All the officers of the First
National Bank of Ceredo were re-
elected at the recent meeting of the
stockholders. The usual per cent.
semi-annual dividend has been de-
clared TO the stockholders of this
safe banking institution.
Our counters are filled with
good shoes at cnt prices. Stop in
nd tuh hot
want to buy or not.
FRED BRUINS q Son.
l6jan3w CATLETTsBURG, KY.
A number of Will Piles young
friends were entertained at bis
home last Thursday evening with
an old-fashioned taffy pulling. The
guests of honor were Misses Ella
Plymale and Fry, two
charming young ladies of Central
City. During the evening choice
musical selections were rendered.
DR.. J. G. Geiger, of Huntington,
assisted by Drs. Bruins and SturgilI,
Of this place, operated on Leonard,
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Hardin Scaggs, last Monday for
mastoid abscess. The boy lie dong
we'll at this writing. This is the
second operation for little. Leonard
for the same trouble, the physicians
named having performed enc sever
al months ago, mention of which
was made in these columns at the
time.
Mrs. Roland p. Johnson enter.
tanned few friends at cards Mo-
day afternoon IN social compliment
TO her guest, Mrs. G. p. Iehle, OF
Kenova. At eucher a Haviland
china plate as fret prize, was won
by the guest of honor, Mrs. Ieble
Mrs. Il. L. Gilbert, as lone hand
prize winner, received a china powder
box. A two course luncheon was serv.
ed at the card tables. The guests were
Mesdames f. &. Goodwin, Cecil
Miller, James Patterson, p. NJ.
Wolfe, r. Z. Kicker, George +.
johnson, James A. Hagar, Miss
Clara Waller. The host was assist
ed b. Mrs. Goodwin Portsmouth
Times.
The public generally in this whole
region of country Will learn with
regret that j w. Valentine has
sold his interest in the big dry
goods establishment Of Valentine Il
Newcomb-a firm which has been
an honor to progressive Huntington
and Is today one Of ,he largest aud
most up to-date dry goods stores be.
tween Pittsburg and Cincinnati. The
Anderson Bros. Co., of Ports