Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-12
Mrs. J. A Black visited Catlettsburg,
KY, Monday.

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last Monday.
Miss Isadore Dyre is visiting at
Wayne this week.
Mrs. Clyffe Rowe, who has been sick
with fever, Is better.
Mrs. Oliver Fuller spent Saturday in
Huntington.
Master George Smith is visiting rela-
tives at Portsmouth.
Mrs J o Marcum vi ;ited relatives
at Louisa, Ky last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Echols were Cat
lettsburg visitors Monday.
Frank johnson was here from Cen
trail City last Sunday.
J. Z. Lyons of Higginsport, Ohio, was
in our town last Sunday.
Hardin Scaggs will move to Ports
mouth, Ohio, In short time.
Mrs. Pharaoh Stafford and son Leo
are visiting at Wells Branch.
Miss May Capehart of New Haven is
the guest OF Mrs. f. l.. Sayre.
Architect j. r Gieske was in Iron
ton, Chic, on business last Friday night.
The Wayne brass band furnished good
music for the republican convention last
Saturday
Little Dorothy Dalton of Central City
spent last week in our town with Mrs
Earl Echos
Mrs. Porter and daughter of Coal
Grove, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Z. IS sister
Mrs. l.. ID. Rowe.
VIM johnson is the republican nomi-
nee for member of the Board of Educa-
ton of Ceredo district.
Ouida and Mayme Chapman, daugh-
tiers of Clarence Chapman, are visiting
relatives on W hites creek.
Mrs. II. G. Morris and little daughter
Madaline, of Portsmouth, Ohio, visited
friends IL our town last week.
Mrs. VIM. McCallen and Mrs Nora
Walters, who have been afflicted with
typhoid fever, are improving.
Ed. Feazell and sister, Virginia, of
Salisbury, Mo, arrived here last Sun
day evening for visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Osburn, who lives on
second floor of the ADVANCE building,
visited relatives OH Docks creek last
week.
Hon. p II. Napier made q good speech
on taking the chair as chairman of the
republican convention at Wayne last
Saturday.
Mrs A J Num- and daughter, Mrs.
Lee Johnson Of st. Adams spent Mon
day of last week with friends in
Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Black Will leave
next Sunday for Detroit, Mich to at
tend meeting of the Travelling Engi-
neers' association.
Mrs. A j. Mum. and grandson,
Fletcher Fuller, have returned from a
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs Lee
johnson at St. Adams.
The members OF the Congregational
Sunday School will picnic at Camden
Park tomorrow(T Thursday The party
will leave town at ten O'Clock, a IN
The democrats who went 70 the coun.
ty seat last Saturday expecting to see a
big row were sadly disappointed. Har
mony, with a big H., prevailed.
Lee Baker has presented us a huge
tomato which he raised in his garden.
it weighs over two pounds and is a
splendid specimen of the love apple.
The ticket nominated by the republi
cans at Wayne last Saturday IL a strong
one and should be earnestly and enthus-
iastically supported by every republican
in the county.
Mrs W f. Echols has returned TO
her home at Hinton after spending sew
eral days IN CeredO with her mother
and son, respectively, Mrs j p Payne
and Earl Echols.
Misses Rubie and Lucille Houchins.
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for the past three weeks
left last week Tor their homes at Nor
ristown, Teuu.
Mrs W Il Ferguson. Mrs J. +
Marcum, Mrs Ida FarreIy, the Misses
Parks and Miss Fern Wright haYe been
visiting relatives and friends IN Louisa
Ky for the past few. days
The republican county executive com
mittee met at Wayne last Saturday and
after organizing decided in favor of j.
$. Crossen and !. w. Harmon as the
nominees for Justice i'm Ceredo district.
Z. =. Chapman brought TO this office
last week a large tomato which had on
1t almost an exact likeness Of hnman
head Mr. Chapman raised the tomato
IN his garden on East Second street
Miss Opha Brickey, who was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs /. r. Alley. left
last Sunday morning for Bristol. Tenn.
where she will visit for a short time be.
fore returning to her home at Gate City.
Va.
The new Wayne County Republican
Executive committee met after the con.
vention had concluded its business last
Saturday at Wayne and elected J. y.
Burgess chairman Felix Flauerv.
secretary, and DIR J II. ThUnsbury
treasurer.