Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-06-24
KtNOVA NEWS.
All il' in)rti1s eVslss th1s hlvs
Occurred During the Past
Week.

MISS Loiiic mott CONTINUES TO
improve.
Frank Hart is painting the roof of
the city hall.
DEWITT Crabtree Saturdayed and
Sundayed IN Portsmouth.
Miss Maggie Kelley recently call
ed on Huntington friends.
Mrs. w. p. Ferguson was a visit
or TO Huntington this week.
Mrs. X. Ney Williams called on
friends in Huntington "Wednesday.
James Keyser is again able to be
out after a tussle with malaria fe-
yer.
j. G. Willis now occupies the
Sutherland property on Chestnut
street.
Mrs. j. l.. Corn and daughter.
Leona, were in lronton Tuesday
ev ening.
Addison Week was here recent
| ly from Holden en- route TO Cleve.
land, Ohio.
Mrs. j. \. Hamilton and Mrs.
Vint Partridge were in Huntington
last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. &. Sutherland and
fam ly left Monday morning for
Winslow, Arizona.
Mrs. g. F. Smith and grand.
daughter, Pauline Bowen, are
visiting relatives at Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Breeze
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Portsmouth with relatives.
Mrs. Asenith Breeze of Ports
mouth is the pleasant guest of her
sons, w. w. and j. w. Breeze.
Il. K. Greear left Wednesday on
a business trip to Williamson and
other points up the line of the n. IL
w.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and daughter,
anet, of Ashland were guests of
relatives in our city ednesday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Way left
| '""1 'ib"y ioi NIslO 10 TelatlVeS
at Chicago and other points in the
northwest.
Mrs. III. {. Weller of Bluefield
was the guest of her aunt and
uncle, MIR. and Mrs. r. III. Bald
ridge, this week.
w. l.. Clardy of Portsmouth, n.
& w. relief agent, has charge of
the freight depot while K. K. Smith
is off on vacation.
The Civic club met with Mrs. J.
X. Corbin last Tuesday evening.
The club will hold its next meet
ing with the Misses Kelley.
Miss Sadie Patterson IS much I'm.
proved at this writing. ] his young
lady has been battling with typhoid
fever for the past few weeks.
j. ID. Booth, who recently had a
rib broken by the squeeze of an over
Jealous friend, has about recovered
from the effects Of the wound.
M. Hansford's condition does not
| improve, we are sorry TO relate.
Mr.. Hansford is victim of dropsy
and heart disease and his friends
fear that he cannot recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Atkinson
were III the city last week from
Bluefield en- route to Logan. They
have recently moved from the
former place to the latter.
+. K. Smith and family left Mon
day afternoon on a vacation TO be
spent in the west. They will visit
many points before returning to
Kenova. Among the places to be
visited are Chicago, Kansas City,
Oklahoma City, Billingsley, Mont,
and probably the Pacific coast.
Mrs. X. +. Greear has returned
from Bramwell where she was re.
Gently called on account of the
serious illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Jarius Collins. Mrs. Collins has
improved to such an extent that
she was enabled TO go to Ashville,
y. C., where il is hoped the eli.
mate will benefit her.
Amos Mays, who was brought
home from the Huntington hospital
last Saturday, continues to improve.
While in the Huntington institu-
tion an operation was performed
upon Mr.. Mays and for time it
seemed that it would prove fatal.
His friends who feared the
worst we're relieved later, we Iare
glad to say, for on the ninth day
very decided change for the better