Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-06-17

lenle, Misses Mary and Harriet
Peck and f. r. Peck went down to
Clyffeside park Wednesday even
ing and spent few pleasant hours.
They took their lunch with them.
Miss Olive Cakes has returned to
her home at Meadeville, Pa, after
a pleasant sojourn In our city with
friends.
Otis Bray of Virginia was here
the latter part of last week settling
up the affairs Of his late brother,
Harry Bray.
DR.. Moore has returned to his
home in Illinois after spending
several days here the guest of the
family of b. d. Lewis.
The recital given at the M. E.
church Monday evening by Misses
Bear and Chambers of Marshall col
lege was attended by a large and
appreciative audience. These young
ladies bid fair to win fame in the
Evolutionary world.
Mrs. Wayland has returned to
her home at Piksvllle, KY, after
spending few pleasant days here
with her sister, Mrs. b. Burleson.
A number of our citizens are
preparing to take a camping trip
up Sandy. Our special war CORES.
pendent will keep our readers post
ed on the camp happenings.
Miss Alice Rogers of Ironton
was here Friday morning seeing a
lady friend off on the b. 81 o.
While in the city Miss Rogers
spent few pleasant hours with
Mrs. Z. f. Smith.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Ginther of Ravenswood June 6,
1908, a son. Mike is popular
mail clerk on the B. q o. and is
now receiving the hearty congra tu-
lations of his many friends.
Postmaster A. G. Holt recently
landed a six-pound fish, which is
the largest catch here of the sea.
son. The lnhabitant of the deep
was of the buffalo variety, but the
way he swarped the line and
spla, he'd water, Albert thought he
had caught the serpent that killed
Capt. Hunter on the coast of
Maine.
Word was received in the city
Wednesday to the effect that Will
Mahoney, who was we'll known to
almost every one in this place, had
died at his home IN Springfield,
Ohio, Tuesday. We were unable
to learn the particulars of his death
Furthermore than it was the result
of blood poisoning, caused by a
bruised hand.
The Kenova and Catlettsburg
base ball teams met on the local dia.
mond Wednesday afternoon. The
Gate City lads had the Kenovaites
going their way until Harry Kettel
was put on the mound. Harry's
Frank Merriwell double shoots
proved too much for the visitors and
they went down to defeat with a
score of ii to s.
A couple from Huntington at.
tempted to pass themselves off
here as man and wife recently.
knowing that they had not been
to Hymen's altar, City Marshal
Fred Cyrus waltzed or two stepped
the modern Soloman and Queen of
oheba before the temple of justice at
the city hall. Instead of having
courtiers with their swaying fans
to do them homage, Mayor Morris
had couple of iron cells glaring
them in the face. The wayfaring
pair soon realized that instead of
being in ancient Egpyt they were In
the city of henova, in the good old
U. >. A where no person is great
er that the law. After explaining
the writings on the city's rolls o.
parchment His Honor took his tam
tam down off the wall and played a
tuned called 1926 and costs each. 8"
With tears flowing down their ala
baster cheeks and vowing to never
again darken Removals gates with
tier presence, the man poured
forth the shekels, when they were
permitted TO shake the dust of Ken.
ova from their feet.
June IL. REPoRTER.