Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-09-09
CEREDo WAYNE CO.. W. VA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .

morrow evering
Edgar Peters had the misfortune
to step on piece Of glass th-. other
dav aud as result he IL suffering
from badly lacerated foot
Mrs w. III. Jones aud Mr. and
Ms. Norman L. Miles and baby
are expected To arrive in the city
tomorrow from Louisville. Ky.
q. w. Whipple represented Red
Cross Lodge, No. ll3. at the Dis
uict Pvthian convention held at
Buffalo, Putnam county, this week
4. b. Wygal left "Wednesday
tor Jaeger, accompanying two
IiItle Wolf boys home. The lads
had been visiting friends IN this
vicinity.
Strother Mays has resigned his
position as special officer with the
\. and w. R'y Co. and has been
succeeded by IL. ). Burnette Of
Roanoke, Va.
A camp of the Woodmen of the
World was organized here Tuesday
night with large membership. A.
u. Holt ls the councillor command.
er while Morris Buzzard is the
clerk of the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Woods
have returned from a soiourn of
several weeks with relatives in
Ohio.
Mise Stella Hensley left Monday
for her home at Hansford after
visit of several days with Kenova
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Carpenter
OF Catlettsburg we're here Monday
evening en- route home from Allan
tic City.
Mrs. III. M. Piles Of Ceredo was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Lambert, at this place
one day this week.
B. BurIeson is spending few
days with his family at this place.
Mr.. Burleson is travelling claim
agent for the N, ~ w.
Complimentary to her guest,
Miss Pearl Sluss, Of Radford, Va,
Mrs. Jennie PercivaI entertained a
number of friends Saturday even.
ing in most delightful manner.
The household goods of T.. d.
Kelley have been shipped to
Chicago where the family will
make their future home. Mrs.
Kelley left Wednesday afternoon
for the Windy City.
John Payne, Jr., and Thomas
Evans are reported Improving.
These lads have been tussleinp
with typhoid fever for some time.
j. b. Shively has resumed his
duties as mail clerk on the b. d o.
after being off few days on ac.
count Of illness.
The children are beginning TO
have visions of school days again
Our schools will not open until the
middle of the month, although the
swimming hole is being deserted
by the lads while Miss Dolly is be.
ing snugly stored away by the
lassies.
Policeman Henry Mays arrested
a couple giving their names az
Jack and Thelma Wood, respect
ively, on information from the
proprietor Of the Adelpbi hotel at
Huntington The hotel man claim
ed the couple owed board bill and
were attempting to leave the state
The woman made arrangements to
pay her account, but the man was
taken back TO Huntington.
The many friends Of Strotber
Mays will be sorry to learn that he
has been compelled to resign his
position as special officer for the N
d. w. on account of i'll health. His
physician advised him to resign. a.
the exposure incidental TO night
work was detrimental to his condi.
ton Mr.. Mays is a good, sober
and industrious man and made An
excellent officer for the railroad
company. We hope he will speed.
ly regain his health. ~
The entertainment given at the
city ball Friday evening by the Ia.
dies of the Presbyterian church was
success In every particular. The
recitations delivered by MISS Pearl
Sluss we're exceedingly fine aud
showed that she has extraordinary
elocutioDary abilities, while the
pantomIme participated in by the
different people was simply grand.
The songs of the Catlettsburg quar-