Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-13
Circuit Court at Wayne.

Vlsi'or lass saturday.
Read the new ad. of the C.E.
Silcott Co. in this issue.
j. s. Dunn, n. g. w. conductor.
was IN town last Sunday.
Max Stock and Walter Gordon
visited relatives in Kentucky last
week.
For RENT-Four rooms on
second floor of ADVANCE Building.
Ceredo.
Miss Virginia Elder, the music
teacher, of Central City, was here
Saturday.
Miss Abbie Morgan, of Philippi,
is the guesi of her mother-Mrs. X.
o. Saunders.
V. A. Bloss, of Dickson, made
this office an agreeable call last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. ID. J. Durney, of Kenova,
made this office pleasant call last
Saturday afternoon.
Commencement Sunday morning
May 18th IN Cong'l church. Ser
mon by Rev. G. w. Twynham.
George Rhodes moved to the
Strother Mays property, opposite
Felix Flanery's residence, Monday.
Messrs. w. G. Smith and John
Hamilton, of Kenova, attended Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, meeting here Friday
night.
F. M. Cyrus, of Whites creek,
spent Sunday night in town. He
was en- route to Wayne TO attend
court.
Miss Alice Sarver, who has been
the guest of relatives in Columbus,
Ohio, for several months, has re-
turned home.
Postmaster Robert Wright is
again afflicted with asthma and has
been quite poorly for the past three
or four days.
Henry Scaggs, whose work is
near indianapolis, Ind, has been
visiting his family at this place for
the past few days.
Our many years experience in the
exclusive shoe business insures you
best values possible at prices paid.
13may3w. BRUINS q Son.
DR.. Waitman Barbe, of the West
Virginia University, visited the
Ceredo schools last Wednesday and
gave a practical address 10 the
high school.
Mrs. w. f. Bruins, Mrs. III. NJ
Piles, Mrs. A. @. Brown, Mrs. j.
M. Harrington and Misses Anna
Lederer, Nellie Bruins, Anna Evans
and Alberta Wright visited Cat
lettsburg, KY, last Sunday.
At the State Camp of Woodmen
held at Wheeling last week J. f.
Hutchinson was elected one of the
six delegates to the Head Camp
which meets at Peoria, H., next
month. Jim is now receiving the
congratulations of his many Wood
men friends, as it is an honor
worthily bestowed.
We shall erase from our mailing
list over one hundred names before
the next issue Of the ADVANCE.
unless settlement Is made. Then
the accounts will be placed in the
hands of collector. The T. O..
Department compels us TO take
this step, so don't blame us. We
have trusted some of you for a
long time.
Messrs. p. Z. Chapman, Walter
Crate and j. f. Hutchinson, a com
mittee of Ohio Valley Council, No.
SO, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, are making
arrangements for a social meeting
or banquet to be given by that
order during the latter part of this
month Besides refreshments one
OF the main features of the meet
ing will be drill by the degree
teams of Oak View Ky.) Council.
Jr. o. u A. NJ, and Columbia
Council, Daughters of America, oil
the same place. These teams are
drilled to almost perfection and il
IS a rare treat TO see them respond
to the commands of their captains
Wednesday, May goth, will be
observed as parents day in botf
the Ceredo and Kenova school
buildings. Literary exercises ap.
propriate to the occasion will be-
participated in by the pupils and
an exhibit of the pupils work in arr
and other studies will be displayed
On Thursday May 2lst the eight
grade commencement of the CeredC