Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-09-30
, WAYNE CO., w. VA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 1908

IN the Gate City Monday.
Mrs. T.. I. Bllups WAS q Satur.
day visitor To Huntington.
Miss Gypsie Billups was a Cat.
iettsburg visitor Saturday last.
Mrs. I. Fl. Baldridgr was a
shopper to Huntington Saturday.
W. II Jones was down from
Thaoker last Sunday aud Monday.
G. p leble transacted bu smess
in Catlettsburg Wednesday alter
noon.
j. d. Edwards, the Ceredo
painter, was down here on business
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lambert of
Whites creek recently visited rela-
tives II our city.
Mrs. &. =. Iehle and little dangh.
ter called on friends in Huntington
Monday afternoon.
). +. Ferguson of Pharaoh was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. j.
ID. Booth, this week.
Mrs. j. A. Black has returned
from visit to relatives at Hart.
ford Ci.y, Mason county.
Mrs. George Brown has as her
guests this week Mrs. Morgan Jen-
kins and son, Donald, of Hartford
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jackson
and daughter, Marjorie, spent Sat.
urday evening at Camden Park.
John Vose of Ashland, represent.
ing the Poage FIGURING Mill Co.
was in Kenova Monday on his way
to points up the N. % w. in the
interest of his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Miles and
son, Jack Norman, have returned to
their home at Louisville, KY, after
spending several days very pleas
ahtly with Kenova relatives.
Mrs. J. b. Iefort was iu the city
Monday en- route to her home at
Ashland. Mrs. lefort was return
ing from "a trip throughout Ohio
where she had been in the intereet
of the w. G. II. U., of which or.
ganization she is organizer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptist church had a pleasant meet.
ing Wednesday afternoon at Lam
berts hall. A large number of
members were in attendance ard
general good time was had by all,
The society will meet at the same
place next Wednesday.
Sam Johnson, who recently re
ceived severe injuries while work
ing at the Three States Manufac.
turing company's plant, is reported
getting along all right. His hand
was caught In woodworking ma
chine and badly mangled. Al first
1t was thought some of the fingers
would have to be amputated, but
we are glad to say this was not the
case. The physician reset the
bones and sewed the fesh together
and now everything looks like Mr..
Johnson will have the use of bis
hand after the wounds heal the
same as before the accident occur.
red.
Mr.. Pearl Walker, popular
clerk in the Il. & o. freight depot
at Huntington, surprised his many
friends in this vicinity by gong to
WEIGH September Is and taking
unto himself lite partner. Becom-
ing tired Of single blessedness, Mr..
Walker plead for and won the
heart and hand Of Miss Bertha
Harris, the accomplished sister of
Mr.. w. +. Harris of this city.
After the ceremony the couple
returned TO Kenova where they are
making their home with the brides
brother.
Both parties are too we'll known
to need an introduction to our read
era and all join with us in wishing
them long, prosperous and happy
journey down the matrimonial lane.
Glen Porter, the little I2.year-
Old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Por-
ter, met with a horrible accident on
the Z. d o. between the Kenova
freight depot and Big Sandy bridge
last Wednesday afternoon. Differ
ent reports are prevailing az to how
the accident occurred, some stating
that be was jumping on aud off
freight train while others have il
that be stepped out of the way of
one train in front of another. Be
that as ii may, the lad met with an
accident that may cost him his
life. Glen was run over by C.
& -. train. commonly calIed The