Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13
ktNOVA NEWS.
All the important Events that Have
Occurred During the Past
Meek.
l.. ID Willis is on the sick list.

Miss Alma Collier was visiting in
kenova, Sunday.
Mrs. X. K. Hanna is quite i'll
with pneumonia.
Dr.. j. +. York is out of the CITY
this week on business
Mrs. Z. n. Hamilton visited Cat.
lettsburg last Saturday.
+. +. Way is on the sick list. He
is undergoing a siege of fever.
K. Thorne, of Huntington, was a
business visitor here, Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Frasher has returned
from visit To relatives at Cassville.
| We noticed II H. Rutherford of
Ceredo, on our streets one day this
week.
Mrs. James Hardin was in Cat.
let'sburg Saturday, calling on
friends,
Mrs. W. p. Ferguson visited
friends in Huntington the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Marshall
visited relatives in Portsmouth last
Saturday.
Miss Dot Jones was in Hunting
ton Wednesday instructing her
music class.
Charles Lake Is seriously III. lie
Is afflicted with heart trouble and
pleurlsy,
Mrs. Morris Buzzard was the
guest of friends IN Huntington over
Sunday.
Harry Bray has been off duty for
the past few days, being victim
of la grippe,
Mrs. K Ney Williams, of Hunt
ington, was the guest of the Misses
Peck Tuesday.
s. Floyd Hoard, of Ceredo, was a
business visitor TO our city Wednes-
day afternoon.
Misses Mary and Hattie Peck
called on friends in Huntington the
first of the week.
Mrs. James Breeze and Miss
Bonley were IN Catlettsburg Wed
nesday morning.
Miss Williams has accepted po-
81. ion as stenographer for the Ken.
ova Poplar Mfg. Co.
Charles Thacker, who has been
confined TO his room for several
days, is improving.
w. B. Morris, our genial ex-
press agent, Is confined to his room
with an attack of pneumonia
WIN. Patton, of Catlettsburg,
was here Wednesday on business
pertaining to the water works.
misses Mary Freeman and Pearl
Fisher, of Ironton, we're Sunday
guests of Mrs. j. NJ. Roudebush,
J w. Breeze left the first Of the
week for Grand Rapids, Mich. He
went there in the interest of the
spoke factory.
/, On account of being unable to re.
cei ye timber for the manufacture OF
its proGucts the spoke factory has
been shut down for The past week.
The company has 81 enormous
amount Of timber pu "pa7eu an
loaded at various points, b " tne
recent high water and present he. w
snow played havoc with freight
train traffic 1t is thought shin.
ments will be coming in within the
next day or two. Enough advance
orders are always on hand TO keep
the plant running several months.
and this IS the FIRST time the factory
has been closed down, except for
slight repairs, since It's erection
Judging from the past the second
grade room in the Kenova building
IS presided over to a certain extent
by Cupid. During Mr.. Saunders'
term here as Principal, three Of our
young lady teachers have laid aside
the trials, tribulatiOns and vicissi.
tudes of the school room and have
gone under the kind, loving and
protecting care Of husband. Now
by mentioning Prof. Saunders in
this connection We do not mean 10
infer that he is in league with the
god OF love--not one bit; for Mr..
Saunders met Cupid ere be came to
Kenova and battle ensued. The
result Of the fray was that the
shining lance of Cupid pierced the
Professors heart IN less time that il
takes to tell it. But what we are
trying to get at is that he likes to