Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-06-10


Etley Smith transacted business
In Ceredo Tuesday.
M. Hansford is very ill, suffering
from heart trouble.
X. K. Greear lett Wednesday on
a business trip to WEIGH.
G. b. Wygal was a business
visitor to Huntington Tuesday.
f. X Peck transacted business
in the Gate City Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Arthur of Ashland
was the guest of Kenova friends
this week. %
A. j. Williams was business
visitor to Huntington last Monday
afternoon.
Trainmaster and Mrs. Clell John
son are rooming at the residence of
). l.. Corn.
j. 5. Hayden left Tuesday for
Bluetield to accept a position with
the n. IL w.
Amos Mays continues 10 improve.
which will be pleasant news to his
many friends.
j. w. Breeze is again able to be
out after being confined TO his room
with rheumatism.
r. Ney Williams was in Ceredo
Tuesday attending q meeting of the
board of education.
Congressman and Mrs. J. A.
Hughes were down from Hunting
ton Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Anna O'Leary of Mason
City was the guest Of her sister,
Ars. Z. n. Davidson, Sunday.
John Greear has resumed lFs DO
sltion at the drug store after having
bad weeks battle with the mumps.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will have an Ice cream sup
per at the city hall Saturday night.
Z. j. May field of Holden was here
this week on business. Mr. May
field was formerly a resident of this
city.
Etley Smith had charge of the
Hosey drug store ut Central Cisy
last week during the absence of Mr.
Hosey.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley left
yesterday for their home at Holden
after sojourn of several Gays here
With relatives.
w. b. Greear has returned TO bIs
home at Honaker, Va, after spend
ing few days here with his broth
or, Is. e Greear.
Mrs. {. p. Iehle, John Norman
and Hubert Greear were received
into Presbyterian church raember.
ship last Sunday.
Hart ~ Stock have launched tbeiy
gasoline boat. The launch now
carries merry parties up and down
the placid waters Of the Ohio.
The LADIES' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church met with Mrs
+. b. Smith Monday afternoon.
Before departing the guests were
served with delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Goldie Bear and Inez Cham-
bers of Marshall college Will give a
recital at the NJ. f.. church next
Monday night. The exercises Will
be under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League.
Lucille Compton, daughter of
James Compton, fell down the
steps leading TO the pavement at
the Glenwood Tuesday and received
serious injuries. The child's rnoth-
err picked her up and took her home.
1t Is thought the little girls spine
was broken by the fall, while other
internal injuries were inflicted.
Carl Lambert is now wearing A
number of bandages as a result of a
few pranks performed by his untam.
ed tricycle.. While gong down the
street Monday evening the "steed''
became unmanagable and collided
with water plug. A physician
was summoned and rendered medl.
cal assistance to Master Carl.
A hobo machinist struck town
Sunday and from the didoes he cut
1t is presumed he had the jimjams.
He was discovered lying in the
street near the Glenwood with his
pockets full of elephants and his
boots or shoes loaded with snakes.
kangaroos also seemed to give him
much uncasiness while a giraffe or
two played blind mans buff up and
down his sleeves. Messrs. Harry
Kelley and Lawson Willis took the
unfortunate man TO DR.. Miller's
office where medical assistance was
rendered. lie was later remnund