Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-09-04

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struck the workmen aud inflicted
severe wounds. Carnutei is a ma.
tive of this State.
@. H. Bell, the travelling sales.
man of Dayton. o., was intervie y.
ing our merchants one day this
week.
Miss Jennie jackson, of Camden
Park, Is the charming guest this
week of her sister, Mrs. w. =.
Harris.
II. Rox. of Ironton, representa-
tive Of the Union Line Co.. was in
kenova Tuesday en- route to Park
ersburg.
We noticed Messrs. w. +. Walk.
er and {. Fl. Dykeman, of Ports.
mouth, on our streets "Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Roxie Brown, of Hinton.
will arrive here tomorrow and will
remain few days the guest of Mrs.
r. ID. Kelley.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard MARSHALL.
OF Portsmouth, are in the city VISIT.
ing the formers brother, w. j..
Marshall, and wife.
1t is said the N. Il w. R'y Co.
will soon discontinue running the
jamestown Expresses. The fast
trains do not pay aud il is likely
other roads will follow suit in this
regard.
Cecil Golf, of Muncie, Ind, was
mingling with friends here recently.
He was formerly a resident OF our
city.
Mrs. w. Fl. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Miles went down to
lronton Wednesday and spent the
day with relatives and friends!
Engineer John Osgood is now
taking in the sights at the James
town Exposition. AT any rate he
left tor the Xpo. Monday.
Mrs w. j. Vaughan, Of William
son, and Miss Kathryn French, Of
Ceredo, were here Wednesday and
called on Mrs. j. +. Kessinger.
Mrs. Harry Weller came up from
Portsmouth last week and remained
here day or two with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. II. Ii. Bal
bridge.
Nj. Nj. Postle has returned from
sojourn with Columbus friends.
He will go to Portsmouth next
Tuesday to enter upon his new du-
ties as dispatcher's operator.
Mrs. Gussie Mccall and son,
Dudley, left the latter part of last
week for their home at Portsmouth.
While in Kenova they were guests
of Mrs. McCalPs sister, Mrs. Geo.
X. Osgood.
1lfng Is being laid along some Of
the streets to carry off the surplus
water. If the city authorities could
have some of those sstagnant ponds
drained il would be a Godsend to
our inhabitants.
Hon. Alonzo Garrett, U. S. Con.
sui at Nuevo Laredo, Mex, passed
through here the first of the week
en- route 10 attend the Garrett Reun.
ion, which took place at the old
homestead near Dickson Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Partlow, of
this city, and niece, Miss Maud
Powers, of Ashland, returned Tues
day night from the jamestown Ex-
position. Mr.. Partlow left Wednes-
day for Willard, Ky, to spend a
few days with relatives.
Thieves have stolen several valua
bic tools from Kettel 81 Hart. The
implements we're left in the barn
near the launch, Victoria, and had
been used in the construction Of that
vessel. John says if the purloiners
will come back he will give them
the wood clamps that were over
looked by them.
Fireman Ed Smith was found
lying between the =. d. o. main
line aud the straight track at the
freight depot Wednesday morning.
Harry Kelley discovered Mr.. Smith
and at first thought he was dead.
After working with him for short
| time the unfortunate man regained
consciousness and explained that he
was Ill. Mr.. Kelley hastily summoned
DR.. +. N. Gof, who administered
stimulants and had Mr.. Smith re.
moved to the Thompson Hotel
The fireman stated that he had
been III several days and became ex-
hausted while crossing the railroad
tracks. His temperature was extra
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