Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-13
KENOVA NEWS.
All the important Events that Have
Occurred During the Past
Week.


Sunday.
j. d. Booth visited relatives at
Pharaoh last week.
Mrs. w. d. Kimble visited Cat.
lettsburg Tuesday last.
VIM. McClung, of Wheeling,
was here few days ago.
Mrs. +. d. Kelley is numbered
among the sick this week.
Mrs. f. E. Smith visited reIa-
tives Ironton this week.
Mrs. b. ID. Hicks visited rela-
tives in lronton this week.
The Civic Club will mset with
Mrs. J. l.. Corn next week.
Mrs. Fred Cyrus and sister were
in Huntington Tuesday last.
Miss Lillian Adkins was sh op.
ping in Catlettsbury Monday.
"A. w. Guenther, of Portsmouth,
was seen on our streets recently.
Morris Buzzard transacted bust
ness at Catlettsburg last Tuesday.
A debating society will be organ
lied at this place in the near future
M. Nj. Postle circulated among
Portsmouth friends last Saturday.
III. K. McElroy leaves Sunday
for visit to relatives in Indiana.
Mayor w. b. Morris transacted
business in Ceredo Wednesday a.
m.
Mrs. Laurence Mckee was visi-
tor to Catlettsburg one day this
week.
City Marshal Fred Cyrus was in
Ashland on business one day this
week.
DR.. J. f. York was in William.
son last Tuesday on professional
: business.
Assistant Trainmaster w. O.
Franklin has been transferred to
Portsmouth.
DR.. w. f. Bruins, of Ceredo, was
down here Wednesday on profess
sional business.
The mail clerks running into
Kenova room at the residence of
w. w. jackson.
B. Burlson was received into
Presby terrain church mem ber-
ship last Sunday.
&. w. Thomson, the travelling
salesman, spent few days with
homefolk recently.
Mrs. Burl Bowen and Mrs. w
p. Harris called on Gate City
friends last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, called on friends at
Ashland Wednesday.
Mrs. John Payne, who has been
suffering with neuralgia of the eye,
l is somewhat improved.
Harry Kelley was given the
rank of knight by the local X. OF
+. lodge Monday night.
; NJ. Highlander and Chas. Kohn,
of Cleveland, were business visit
ors In the city this week.
&. NJ. Porter is acting as bill
clerk at the freight depot during
the absence of Amos Mays.
The streets and alleys present a
nice appearance since the children
have gotten in their work.
Having sold his property at this
place, a. l.. Clayton is preparing to
move to Andersonvllle, Ind
r. K. Partlow visited Ashland
last Sunday. He went down and
bad an aching tooth extracted.
Mrs. Geo. Keyser is seriously ill
at her home on Sycamore street, be.
ing afflicted with heart disease.
J. w. Cox, of Roanoke, Va,
Comptroller of the n. 81 w, was
prominent visitor here Monday.
Conductor Clell Johnson has
again been assigned to duty as AS
slstant Trainmaster of the Y. q w.
Mr.. Murphy, of Nolan, was
here a few days ago visiting his
sister-iD-law, Mrs. Jennie rerciyal.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will NEE;
next week with Mrs. James Roude-
bush.
Engineer John Osgood has re.
sumed his duties at Ironton alter
spending several days here with
homefolk.
Mrs. Staley and children, of
Whites creek, were guests last
Saturday and Sunday of Mrs.
Charles Thacker.
II. A. Buckner, of Roanoke, Sup
erintendent of the Southern Express
Co, was business visitor to our
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