Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-13

Miss Ruth Wilson spent Sunday
In Huntington.
Read the special campaign offer
In another column.
Walter Wiley of Charleston was
q Ceredo visitor Sunday.
Miss Josephine Gearhart spent
Saturday in Central City.
Attorney w. w. Marcum 10
attending court at Wayne.
Rev. Wayne Ball attended meet
ing at Beech Fork last week.
Vernon Grothe was a Catle,ts-
bug visitor one day last week.
"Big Indian" of Pine Splinter,
will please send his true name.
Miss Virginia Forbess visited
Miss Mary Dickson on Docks creek
recently.
Mrs. Ora Cyrus of Central City
was the guest of Mrs. b. f. Wilson
Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Beckleham of
Portsmouth Is the guest of rela-
tlves here.
Squire II. NJ. Johnson and III.
Ii. rutherford were at the county
seat Monday.
Henry Gearhart of Grafton was
the guest OF his sister, Miss Jose.
phine Gearhart, Sunday.
Mrs. Windel Meinbart of Ash.
land was the guest of relatives and
friends in our town Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Dorsey of Steuben-
vile, o., was the guest of relatives
and friends here last Saturday.
Judge Dooli,tle last Saturday
appointed Jean +. Smith and
Harry Enslow receivers for the
Huntington Business College.
We have the largest variety OF
shoes and oxfords in this whole
section, and at very reasonable
prices.
l3may3w. Bruins g. Son.
James McQuin, who returned
from the Philippine islands few
months ago and is now the guest Of
his mother on Sandy river, made
this Office brief call last Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Hughes, wife of
Buntington's Postmaster and
mother of Congressman James A.
Hughes, is very i'll a. her home in
Huntington, with but little hope
for her recovery.
When needing shoes of any de.
scrIptlon, see our immense stock
before purchasing. We can please
you in both style and price.
l3may3w. Bruins d Son,
Catlettsburg, Ky
The proprietor Of this paper
expects to be at Wayne tomorrow
Thursday and will gladly receive
and receipt for money due on sub
scr'ption. He would also be pleas
ed to place fifty or more new names
on the ADVANCE subscription book
on that day.
Hon. j. S. Darst, Of Jackson
county, candidate for the Republi
can nomination for State Auditor,
was Ceredo visitor last Wednes.
day. Mr.. Darst is Assistant Tax
Commissioner and is popular
gentleman. lie has already a mum
Der of counties instructed tor him
and stands splen id show for the
nomination. The ADVANCE may
have more to say IN regard to Mr..
Darst and the Authorship later.
Thomas McQnin, of this district.
has been suggested as suitable
man to be placed on the republican
ticket for commissioner Of the
county court. We believe he
would be as strong a candidate az
could be named. This county
never had better or more popular
member of the county court than
Judge James McQuin, father Of the
one in question, and we believe the
son would make just as popular and
just as useful a member of the
court as did the father. Demo
Gratis, as well as republicans, will
support Thomas McQuin If he i:
, given the nomination.
Hon. Stuart f. Reed, of Clarks
burg, Harrison county, Republi.
can candidate for Secretary oil
State, visited this place las
Wednesday. The editor of this pa
per has had the honor Of MIR
Reeds acquaintance and friend
2 ship for years and knows him