Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1907-02-13

w II 'uoaItou Will Oe over run next
year with applicants tor positions
IN that room So If there are anv
old maids who want-~ahem! to
Kick OF the trace chains of single
blessedness, they would better get
out their books, study up bit aud
attend the next institute. So far
there have not been any old maids
IN kenova, but then should any ap-
ply their applications will be con
sidered and no questions asked-by
cupid. Old bachelors need not ap.
ply.
The new city council has appoint.
ed Jesse Cyrus City Marshal for the
ensuing year. Jesse is terror 10
all evil doors.
Hamilton Stewart. travelling sales.
man for the A. Minis H'dw're firm,
of Catlettsburg, Is spending few
days with home folks.
On account OF the prevalence Of
grip employees at the freight depot
are becoming scarce. Many of them
are laid mp with that malady.
Miss Josie Gearhart, of Central
City, has been appointed to the posi-.
tion of teacher in our school to take
the place of Miss Thomas, who re-
signed.
The Cbiet Quill Pusher announces
that special meeting OF the Rol-
lickers will be held tonight. Amid
the beating of tom-toms and the
speaks of tageolets Supreme Chief
w. &. Waskie will install these
new officers: Harry Bray, Deputy
Grand Vicar; Ben ID. Hick, Chief
Tom Toner, or instructor of mus
lc M. Nj. Postle. Private Criterion
TO the Wielder Of the Golden Rol.
lick. After the installation services
Deputy Aeronaut Il. n. Goff will
give lecture on aerial navigation.
The meeting promises to be very in
terestlng and large attendance is
desired. The application of w.
w. Breeze for honorary member
ship will be acted upon Should the
unum Mr.. Breeze will be indicted
into the degree Of multum in parvo.
The young society people of Ken
ova were out en- masse in spite of
bad weather, and all acclaim that
Friday nights ball at the Glenwood
was success In every way; being
one of the most enjoyable affairs
ever held in this place. To the
delightful music of lie Roy's
orchestra fourteen couples respond
ed and tripped the light fantastic
until three a. m. Aside from dane.
ing, social game of cards was
INDUCED in by those who were not
on the floor. At midnight
delicious lunch, consisting of sand
wicbes, pickles, potato chips, cake
and coffee, were served by the pat
ronesses, Warren w. Jackson, w
II. Jones and q. X. Osgood The
following number we're present:
Messrs. Harry Bray, NJ. NJ Posle,
lawson Willis, DR.. Goff, DR.
Miller, Harry Breeze, Harry Kelly,
Cbas. Norman, Etley Smith, Roy
Breeze, Hamilton Stewart, j. Hicks,
w. w. Jackson, of this place:
Davis Martin, Arthur Silcott and
Clay Byron, Catlettsburp, and
Walter Wiley, of Huntington;
Misses Katie Smith, Eva Jones,
Adelaide Lake, Lula Boblev
Lillian Adkins, Dot Jones, Minnie
Willis, Myrtle Cyrus, Ora and Leota
istewsrt, Gussie and Kathrvn
O, good; Anna Friend, of Ashland,
and r. Ina Collier, of Ceredo.
The Boafd bf Education met
Tuesday night and transacted
large amount o. business. Architect
Stewart, Of Huntington, was present
and submitted plans and speclfca.
tions for the new school building 10
be erected at KeDova. While the
Board is not in position to adopt
any certain plans, yet 1t is under.
stood that Mr.. Stewards drawings.
should they be accepted, will have |
TO be revised, as new structure for
which they call would run in excess
OF the bond issue. Mr.. Stewart
will submit another blue print TO
the Board in the near future and in
the meantime will furnish an esti-
mate for the erection Of an annex
to the Ceredo building. The Board
also has under advisement a site on
which the new building is to be
erected. While it has not as vet
been definitely settled, it is more
than likely the brick structure will
be on l4th street. II seems
fhaf vnaa~-ss