Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-01-02

-. -. LuNneT visited relatives
near Ardell last week.
w. w. Porter, OF Dunleitb, was
In town last Saturday.
Squire II. F. Bowen. of WAYNE.
was a visitor to our town last Fri.
day.
We would like very much to
have the news from every neighbor-
hood in this county.
Robert Wright, Jr., who was
quite sick the latter part OF last
week, is able 20 be out.
Harvey Hatten, of Pharaoh, was
In town last Saturday evening and
renewed his subscription to this pa
per.
Marguerite Chapman has return
ed from visit with the family of
her uncle, }. T. Robbins, at Ash
land, KY.
j. l. Stewart. who is now living
at Pocahontas, Va, was the guest
of his brother-A. w. Stewart
last week.
G. @. Fry, editor of the Wayne
News, spent Christmas with his
parents-Mr. and Mrs. Chapman
Fry-at Central City
Mrs. Fred Bruins, Ed. Bruins and
Charles \. Bruins and family, of
Catlettsbu Ky, ate Christmas
dinner with DR.. and Mrs. w. F.
Bruins, at this place.
Rev. b. 5. Akers. a prominent
minister OF Catettsburg, aud who
Is also well known in West Virginia.
has accepted a couple of charges
near Covisgton, Ky.
Tom n. Johnson was at WAYNE
en- Christmas. He may have gone
up there to show his new suit Of
clothes, as we'll as his new over
coat, new shoes aud new hat.
Mrs. Fannie Bateman, of Harris
horn, Indian Territory, was the
guest of relatives here last week.
She went to Syracuse, O 10, from
this place, to VISIT her mother.
Rev Armantrout was unable to
fill his appointment at the Congre.
gatioual chuicn last Sunday morn
ing on account OF sickness. He
preached Sunday evening, however.
Vinson q Thompson, the we'll
known and popular law firm of
Huntington, have moved into
handsome suit of rooms on the 4th
floor of the new Frederick build
ing.
DR. II. A. Weeks, of Indian
Territory, was in town last week TO
see his wife, who has been visiting
relatives here for some time. The
DR.. went from here TO Milwaukee.
Wis. TO transact some business.
The post-office department at
Washington has entered a ruling
that hereafter all stamps sold at
presidential offices shall have the
name of the Office on them. This is
done In order that the department
can more accurately trace the stamp
sale of the various offices.
Miss Fern Wright, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max. Wright, de.
lightfully entertained number OF
her young friends last Thursday
evening. The hours from eight to
eleven o'clock were spent very
pleasantly with various games, after
which refreshments were served. |
The following we're present: Misses
Grace Adkins, Kathryn French,
Julia Wright, Emma Hammock,
Blanche Griffith, Winifred Winget,
Lou Piles and May McDoueal;
Messrs. Ray Wright, Herman
Gieske, Roy Wright, Henry Bruins
Evart Wright, Will Piles and Max
lie Wright.
Sherman Maynard and Andrew
Fry were made happy Monday of
last week by securing their release
from custody so that they could
spend Christmas with their families.
The men had been CONVICTED of fel
onious assault upon one another and
had been fined $50 and costs and
sentenced to Jail for so days. 1t
seems that the evidence was not
sufficient to sustain the charge, al.
though the jury rendered a verdict
Of guilty, and pardon was asked on
this ground Pardon Attorney
Lively made favorable report on
the case and Governor Dawson gave
his approval. The news was wired
TO the sheriff of this county so that
the men could be freed at once.