Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-04-29
g. L. Wilson was in town las
Sunday.

Sunusys
r. Ney Williams, of Kenova,
visited our town last Thursday.
The Democratic Primary will be
pulled of next Saturday, May end.
c. p. Hoard recently made q
business and pleasure trip to Gin.
cinnati.
For RENT-Four rooms on
second floor of ADVANCE Building,
Ceredo.
Burwell Luther, of Shoals, was in
town Sunday evening, the guest OF
relatives.
Mise Togie jenkins, of near Fort
Gay, is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Max. Wright.
MISS Alma Collier visited rela-
tives at Portsmouth, Ohio, the lat
ter part Of last week.
DR.. Fred Marcum, Of Louisa,
KY, was a visitor to our town on
Tuesday of last week.
f. M. Peters, former citizen of
this county, is a Democratic candi-
date for Mayor of Bluefeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heuslev, OF
Russell, KY, were guests of re-
latives In Kenova last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Partlow and
little son, of Wyoming county,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Will Wilson, of Guyan.
dotte, was the guest of her sister
Mrs. George Wright-last Sun
day.
@. w. Harrison, of nesr Dun.
leith, was in our town Last Friday.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from him.
Frank r. Peck, President and
General Manager of the Kenova
Transfer Co., was here on business
last Saturday. Mr.. Peck informs
US that business with him is good.
If you need sewing machine
call at the Advance Office and look
over ours; can sell you a machlhe
equal in quality at about one. half
the price you pay man who hauls
it around.
Read the new advertisement Of
J. d. Edwards, the painter and
wall paper hanger, in this issue.
Mr.. Edwards does good work
When he completes a job you can
depend upon it as having been done
right.
The Ceredo Orchestra. composed
of l.. +. Tillman, Ed. Adkins,
Walter Crate. +. p. Chapman,
Charles Marcum and Walter Cor
don were out serenading last Thurs
day night. We acknowledge a
visit from them. They make splen-
did music.
Mr. and Mrs. w. fl. Hansher, of
Huntington, visited relatives in our
town last Sunday. Mr.. Hansher
has had all the work he could
possibly do since he moved to
this pidCts lie
an industrious and honest workman.
Postmaster Robt. Wright reach
ed home last Sunday evening. He
has been at Sulphur, Oklahoma,
where he went for the benefit of
his health several weeks ago. His
health is greatly improved. His
wife and son, Roy, are stlll In Ok.
lahoma and will remain there for
some time.
The Republicans Of old Wayne
are not saying much about their
county cket, but when the time
comes to name the ticket they will
place candidates in the field that
will be composed of the very best
material TO be found In the county
a ticket composed of honorable
men-men- of ability and fitness,
who will reflect honor upon the
county. And they expect to elect
the ticket, too.
The bridge across Tug river At
Williamson, w. Va, built by
Wallace and Ben Williamson, is
now completed anil In use by the
public. The WillIsmsous have
laid out town on the Kentucky
side of the river as a suburb to the
prosperous capital of Mingo county
1t will be used for residence pur-
poses. We are informed that
considerable attention will be paid
TO making IT an attractive village
with the necessary building restric-
tions, etc.