Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-06-24
Fine rains.


Miss Alma Collier has returned
from her visit to Morgantown.
Catlettsburg people are prepar-
ing to celebrate the 4th of July.
g. w. Harrison of Buffalo creek
was Ceredo visitor last Saturday.
For RENT-Four rooms on
second floor of ADVANCE Building,
CeredO.
Mrs. G. l.. Hopkins and children
of Central City were visitors to our
town Monday.
The banking rooms of the First
National bank of Ceredo have been
handsomely repapered.
Constable and Special n. q w.
Officer Strother Mays of Kenova
visited Ceredo Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
nj. +. church will picnic on Segur
hill tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Bertha Blood and three
children of Portsmouth, Ohio, are
visiting relatives and friends in
this community.
Miss Marie McDougal, who was
the guest of Miss May McDougal
for week, returned to her home at
Parkersburg last Sunday.
Mrs. c. ii. Osgood left yesterday
morning for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Maine
her native state. She went via
Columbus, Cleveland and Boston.
Miss Abbie Morgan, who was the
guest of relatives and friends here
for several weeks, returned to
Philippi the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Earl Billups (nee Miss
Martha Stock and little daughter
of Williamson are visiting Mrs.
BIS parents-Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Stock.
The Congregational church was
filled with an interested crowd last
Sunday evening to witness the
Children's Day exercises. A very
entertaining program was carried
out.
James Handley of Poca, Putnam
county, was Ceredo visitor last
Thursday. He is son of the
late Ike Handley and was raised
near this place.
M IL. Stock, who went to John.
son city, Tenn, short time ago,
to work for Carpenter 81 Boxley,
railroad contractors, has returned
home on account of suspension of
the work.
Lee and James Cole, sons of
Lafayette Cole, formerly a resident
of this place, are visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity. The
first named has been teaching in
the Fairmont Normal school.
A fac simile of the charter,
lodge roll and bible used in
Fredericksburg (Va.) Masonic
lodge in 1923 has been received
by Ceredo Lodge, No. 80. The
name of George Washington ap.
pears on the roll, as he was a mem
Der of that lodge at the time.
John J. Johnson of Whites creek
attended the regular communica-
tion OF Crescent Lodge, No. 80, A.
+. q A. M, last Friday evening.
He was made Mason by the
lodge at this place and informs us
that there are now only five of the
members living who belonged to
Crescent Lodge at that time.
A gentleman who is well &C
qusinted with Mont Bartram, re-
publican candidate for assessor of
this county, writes as follows
"You cannot say anything too
good in favor Of Mont Bartram's
candidacy, as he is one of the best
known men our county affords.
lie is strictly honest, hard-work-
ing man and worthy of any favor
that can be shown him."
Prof. and Mrs. Aaron Grady,
who have been visiting their son,
Mr.. G. Otto Grady, and wife, left
last Saturday for their home at
Jacksonville, Ohio. Mr.. Grady,
junior, and wife also started on
few weeks' trip to visit relatives
IN Columbus, Ohio, and to attend
the National Educational assocIa-
tion at Cleveland.
Glenn Collier and Will Piles
have arrived at home from Morgan
where they attended school at