Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-06-09

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hold court.
Joe Payne is working trick at
the junction tower during the alb
sence of NJ. Nj. Postle.
Mrs. r. NJ. johnson, Jr., and
daughter, Miss Launa, spent Sun
day with relatives at Cyrus.
Mrs. Lottie Wright and mother,
Mrs. Allen, of Ceredo were guests
of Mrs. d. F. Peters Tuesday.
Miss Laura b. Miller OF Bedford
City, Va, is the pleasant guest,of
her sister, Mrs. K. Ney Williams.
Mrs. III. NJ. Piles of Huntington
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. Lambert, Sunday.
The children of the Methodist
Sunday school began practicing
Monday afternoon for Children's
Day.
Read the new ad. of @. A. North
colt d Co. in this paper. This firm
handles good goods and satisfies the
people.
George Sutherland, who has
been here on a visit to his wife,
has left for his work at Winslow,
Arizona.
Miss Lucy Smith will leave Sun
day for Fairmont where she will be
the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Peters for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Sutherland, who visit
ed friends here for few days. has
returned to her home at Rock
Camp, Ohio.
Mrs. &. H. Osgood of Ceredo and
guest, Miss Hannah McCarty, were
guests of the family of q. X. Os-
good here Tuesday.
Excavations are being made for
the new residence of j. w. Blair
at the corner of Sixteenth and
Chestnut streets on the northeast
side.
Quite a number of Kenova peo-
pie were at the Huntington GENE
tery Monday decorating the graves
of their departed friends and rela
tlyes.
The b. 81 o. mailweighers who
have been making Kenova their
headquarters for the past three
months, were called in a few days
ago.
Misses Josie Crossen, Esther
Mulligan and Ethel Hood are at
tending District Conference at
Huntington as delegates from
Kenova M. K. church.
Mrs. Will Winters left Wednes-
day for Washington where she will
join her husband, who is coming
to the States from Honolulu on a
three months vacation.
While working at the tie hoist
last Wednesday Grover Lyons fell
and his mouth struck the end OF a
tie. His lower lip was bursted,
making severe wound.
Last Sunday morning a large
| audience greeted he pastor of the
Nj. +. church. After the sermon
four candidates came to the altar
and took the baptismal vows OF
the Christian church. Then in
solemn procession the pastor, can
dldates and people marched to the
river bank, where the ordinance of
Christian baptism was administered
by immersion. The candidates
were: Misses Eliza Osburn, Daisy
Payne, Beryl Forbusb and Mr..
Roscoe Farley. They are converts
of the meetings held last winter in
the henova NJ. +. church. Chas.
CrOssen assisted the pastor. Others
will be immersed at later date.
The citizens decided by their
ballot last Saturday that they want
ed their streets paved not with car
pets but with bricks and according
ly voted for the $40, 900 bond issue.
The issue went through like
wbirlwInd and only 26 inhabitants
registered kick. The vote stood:
For ratification, $50; against, 26;
for levy, l49, against, 25.
The next thing on the program
will be to advertise the bonds, sell
them and let the contract for the
paving.
just keep your eye on Kenova
and watch things move. The
wheels of industries are beginning
to hum and all things now need
is little more oil on the Kenova
axis in the way of the new land
owners and it will make some