Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-06

The dwelling on corner of D and
Main street, owner by the Bloss
estate, has been rs-paintsd.
p. p. Parkins vas given the rank
of Knight by Cersdo Lodge No. 50,
z. of p, last Thursday evening.
N. Coplsy has bought of the
Bloss estate the cottage adjoining
his residence on East First street.
Mrs. M. A. Armentrout, of
Highlands, Fsystts county, 10 the
guest of her son-Rev. T. A.
Armentrout.
Eli Patterson has purchased the
cottage on East First street former.
ly occupied by VIM. Webb. Mrs.
ii. Patterson will OCCUPY the build
ing.
The evening services At the n.
E. church commenced 1T g O'Clock
last Sunday. This will be the hour
of the evening service during the
summer months.
Chapman Fry, w. L. Mansfield
and DR.. q. L. Hopkins, of Central
City, were here last Saturday cir
culating among the Democratic
Primary voters.
Hon. G. w. Ferguson, who lives
near Wayne, celebrated the seventy
ninth anniversary of his birth April
25th. He is citizen of whom
Wayne county people should feel
proud.
Allan Wright, Assistant Post.
master, left last Sunday for Sui
phur, Oklahoma, for the benefit of
his health. He has been troubled
with asthma for several years.
Allan will probably be gone for
month or longer.
Peter Fischbach, of this county,
is visiting relatives and friends at
Holden, Mo-, his family having
gone there month or so ago, at
the time Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Wright went West. Peter may
visit his bro,her-John q. F,sch.
bach-in Colorado, before return.
ing to West Virginia.
DR.. L. v. Guthrie, of the West
Virginia Asylum, came down from
Huntington last Wednesday morn
ing and with DR.. Sturgill as the
medical witness, examined VIM. Kel-
ley. he was prom unced deranped
and was taken to the Hospital for
the Insane at Spencer Wednesday
evening, special arrangements hav.
lug been made with the asylum
officials 10 receive him.
DR.. Mlller's building situate on
corner of Fourteenth and Chestnut
streets, Kenova, was visited by fire
last Wednesday night. The fire
originated in the rear of the store
room occupied by }. Ii. Galloway
d. Co. and its origin is unknown.
but it is thought that 1t was caused
by careless smoker. The damage
caused by fire and water was CON
siderable, but it was covered BY
insurance.
The following members of Red
Cross Lodge, No. ll3, of Kenova,
attended the regular convention of
CeredO K. Of p. Lodge last Thurs
day evening: Geo. X. Osgood,
Jas. Galloway, G. A. Norman, III.
TT Breeze, James Keyser, w. G.
Smith, A. l.. Clayton and Z. v.
Dodge. q. w. Rigg, of Mountain
Jewel Lodge No. 81, of Wayne,
and VIM. Fl. Anderson, of Small
Lodge No. 397, of Zsleski, Ohio.
were also present.
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At the Republican Congressional
convention held at Huntington
April 9th which re-nominated
Hon. James A. Hughes, +. f..
Houston, Of Mcdowell county, and
w. +. Hte, of Csbell county,
were elected as delegates from this
District to the Chicago convention.
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