Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-08-21
VIM. Ferguson was in town las,
Wednesday.

VSuhesudy.
Cush Frasher, of Cove Greek,
was In town last week.
See our Bargain Counters.
BRUINS & SOP.
Miss Mary Stewart visited lrela-
tives at Catlettsburg last week.
Mrs. w. H. Adkins was visitor
to Catlettsburg last Wednesday.
See our IS cent Bargain Table.
BRUINS d Son.
New steel is again being laid
along the &. & o. in this section.
Miss Anna Kelley, of Kenoya,
called on Ceredo friends last Satur.
day.
Fred Stafford, son of John F.
Stafford, is attending a school of
telegraphy at Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman, have re-
turned home from a visit with rela-
tives near Covington, Ky.
Sam Lewis attended the meeting
of the Trackmen at Huntington
Wednesday evening.
Mems satin calf shoes, all solid
leather, worth 81 90; now $40.
BRUINS q Son.
Ed. Hazlett and Miss Oakley
Stewart attended the Billups- Stock
wedding at 1ronton last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ed Coleman and children
left last Friday morning for a ten
days visit with relatives near
Naugatuck.
The members of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School enjoyed a
delightful picnic at Camden Park
last Thursday.
John Nixon and Sam DeFoe, of
Shoals, we're Ceredo visitors last
Saturday. We acknowledge a
pleasant call from them.
Ladies' white shoes, $3.50
grades; now 90 cents.
BRUINS q Son.
Quite number Of the members
OF the local council, Jr. 0. u. A.
M, will attend meeting of the
Central City council Friday even
ing.
A large body of Mormon elders is
located at Central City, and the
Saints are beginning a vigorous
campaign along the Ohio, Twelve
Pole and Big Sandy Valleys.
Sylvester L. Houchins and Miss
Lena Wilson, both of Wayne
county,W. Va, were married at the
York, House yesterday afternoon,
Rev. A. F. Felts officiating
Catlettsburg Tribune, Aug. IA.
Ladies' Oxford Ties, all solid
leather at CSC, Sl.20 and 81 so.
2aug3w. Bruins Il Son.
Guards Peck and Wilson from
the state peniteDtiary passed
through here last week with eight
prisoners, they we're taking to the
pen. The convicts were from several
points on the N. d W., and among
them was a woman who will serve
three years for robbery.
ii. l.. Shriver chopped wood with
the members of Ceredo Camp, NJ.
w. A., last Wednesday evening.
After the lnitlatory ceremonies had
been concluded all participated in a
water melon feast. The BOYS kept
the melons a-rolling for quite a
while.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made by the Huntington knights
for the entertainment of the Grand
Lodge, X. of F., which convenes in
that city in October. This convo
cation will be the largest gathering
of representative knights known in
the history OF the order in this
domain.
Chas. Barnell, an aged and re-
spected citizen OF Fort Gay, w. Va,
died at his home at 10 O'clock Wed
nesday evening. Mr.. Barnell was
an old Civil War veteran, and had
been located here for some time in
the employe of the government. as
local mail carrier.--Sandy Valley
Courier.
Hon. y. S. Morgan, Elk State
Supt. of Free Schools, passed
through our town last Saturday en-
route TO his home at Charleston
from Bluefeld. Mr.. Morgan is a
Regent of the Blue6eld Colored
Institute and had been attending a
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