Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20

Miss Ella Rutherford spent Sum
day at Dunlow.
Mrs. Robert Wright, Jr., and
son Roy, returned from Oklahoma
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Davis of Kenova is
visiting her daughter = Mrs.
Clark-in CINCINNATI.
Rev. X. F. Kilgore of Michigan.
was the guest of his cousin-Mrs.
L. X. Alley-last week.
Mrs. w. L. Mansfield and Mrs.
A. NJ. Frizzell of Central City
were Ceredo visitors last Sunday.
When needing shoes of any de.
scrlptiou, see our immense stock
before purchasing. We can please
you in both style end price.
l3may3w. BRUINS ~ Son.
- Catlettsburg, XVI
v Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Lewis and,
Mrs. Mary Crooks of Pomeroy
Ohio, and Will Scott of Catletts.
burg, KY, were the guests of
Prof. and Mrs. T.. O. Saun ders
last Sunday.
After giving G. c. Byard the
Master Mason's degree last Friday
evening refreshments were served
TO Ceredo Lodge No. 80, A. f. &
A. NJ, by the Ladies' Aid society
of the NJ. K. church. A number
of visitors from Kenova lodge
were present.
We are agents for the Butler &
Kelley Co., manufacturers Of EN-
bossed ball programs, folders, in.
vitauons, advertising cards, etc.
They are beautiful and the price is
not very high. Call at the ADVANCE
office and see samples.
We desire to direct attention 10
the announcement of Mont Bartram
of Butler district, for assessor, in
this i.sue of the ADVANCE. Mr..
Bartram's candidacy is subject to
the action of the republican conven-
ton for making nominations hereaf
! ter to be called. We will have more
to say in regard to this candidacy
next week
We have the largest variety Of
shoes and oxfords in this whole
section, and at very reasonable
| prices.
l3may3w. BRUINS 81 SoN.
| The ADVANCE wants to see all
who desire to be candidates for
office In this county have fair
show :or the nomination on the
republican ticket which ticket
stands an excellent chance of
winning this fall. Those who de-
sire to be candidates should
/ announce In the columns of this
paper. For this service we
charge candidates for county
Offices $500; candidates for dis
trict offices, 81 50-cash in adj
vance.
Messrs. John Greear, NJ. II.
Stock, Charles Marcum and Charles
Piles were initiated INTO the mys.
terles Of woodcralt by Ceredo
camp, M. w. a Wednesday even.
ing. After many trials, trIbulatlous
and vlcIssitudes the boys succeeded
in telling few giants of the forest.
"A team from Huntington gave the
boys all that was a-comin' to them
and little more. At the con
clusion of the initiatory ceremonies
refreshments for the inner man were
served.
Some republicans in the county
seem to think that the nominations
for county offices will be made at
the convention which will be held
at Wayne on the 9th day Of June,
which IS not the case. The county
executive committee, for reasons
best known TO themselves, thought
1t wise not to make the nominations
on the day delegates are named to
the state nominating convention
and therefore did not place it in the
call. Nothing Is to be done at the
convention called for june 8, ex-
cept to appoint delegates TO the
state convention aud 70 the Mellow.
ell senatorial convention.
Since our last issue we have
taken from our mailing list the
names Of large number Of
persons who were in arrears, but
making the change on the lists
was more of job than we sup
posed IL would be and We did not
have time to take all the names
of persons off who are more than
a year in arrears las the law re-
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