Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-12-23
WAYNECO

J. w Breeze tr.nsar,ei busi-
ness in Huu,imgtoa las, NJ ,nday.
Fraa~ Lock Sood was here from
Lockwood, Ky, Monday after.
noon.
j. "A. McIiroy has returned from
"A visit TO home tolk at North Yer
nou, lud.
We noticed w. III. Selbee of
Ceredo on our streets the first of
tne week.
Mrs. B. Burleston has returned
from avis,t with relatives at Pike
vile, Ky.
Rev. L. ). Arnentrout OF Ceredo
called on friends here Monday
afternoon.
Mss Leah Harris, who has been
indisposed for the past few days, is
mucn improved.
u. ). Brown of Ceredo was a
business visitor To our city one
evening this week.
DR.. aud Mrs. j. A. rauber OF
Cauettsourg spent Saturday even
Ing here with friends.
Roscoe LamberG and little son cf
Whites creek visited relatives here
the latter part OF last week.
Miss Maud Shelton, who has been
afflicted with typhoid fever for
several weeks, is reported improv-
ing
Rev. j. b. Waller returned last
week from Milton, where he was
engaged in conducting special SER
vices.
Miss Lucy Smith taught the first
grade in the public school Monday
during the absence of Miss Leah
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. K. Barnhart of
Huntington were guests last Sun
day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Jackson.
Mrs. f. f.. Way and baby, ac-
companied 10y Miss Vera Way and
Miss Stewart, lett tbe latter part
Of last week for visit with rela.
uyes and friends at Chicago.
Extra n. tS w. freight train No.
1912 wrecked near Neal Tuesday
night. Ten cars were derailed and
the track torn up for $50 yards. A
loose wheel is supposed TO have
caused the der ilm1ut-
A COW being. shipped from Will
hanson 10 Huntington caused a
small crowd to collect at the ex-
press office Wednesday and gaze
upon her bovlneship. The animal
was going via express and was
Grated, s,mething IKE a sewing
Tor milkIug) machine.
Mr.. Grimsley, the father of Mrs.
w. III. Jones. has returned from
the Huntington hospital, where he
had been for the past few weeks
'SOc'f'"B ihS'iOoi anu surgical
treatment. Mr.. Grimsley had his
lett eye removed while at the hos
pital and the operation proved TO
he successful. He is much i'm.
proved and does not suffer the
pain he did previous to the opera
ton. Mrs. Jones stald at the hos
pilal while ber father was there.
the Peoples Progressive party
met IN convention at the city hall
Tuesday evening AID nom mated the
following ticket: w. Is. Morris,
mayor; 4 n. Davidson, recorder:
NJ. ID. Hatten, w. G.. Smith, Chas.
Lambert, w. +. Harris and n. "A.
BimpsOn, cOuDcilmen. j. II. Lam.
bert was chairman and M. NJ. Pos
tie secretary OF the convention.
lhe affair vas harmonious In
every respect and the ticket nomi.
mated is a strong one, all being
representative citizens.
Passengers arriving here Wednes.
day from up the n. q w. report a
murder which took place al DE
lorme the previous day. From
what we can learn of the matter il
seems that "Si" Smith, a superin-
tendent for a coal operation at that
place, and Station Agent II. A.
Conner became involved in a quar-
rel over the demurrage on car.
The melee finally came to a climax
by Conner pulling a gun and kill.
ing Smith almost instantly. Con.
ner then crossed Tug river into
Kentucky and made bis escape.
The Ladies society of the Presby-
terian church held baz zlar at the