Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-11-03

week.
The small son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Rove is afflicted with diph
liberia.
ID. II. Carpenter Of Catlettsburp
was kenova visitor "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. b. Morris called on
friends at Huntington Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. s. Bowman and daughters
were visitors to Huntington one
day this week.
Ii. 7. Breeze went up to Thacker
Wednesday. He will accompany
Mrs. Breeze home.
The new residence of Henry
Stark on Beech street is we'll under
way of construction.
Operator French Stratton of
Naugatuck has succeeded M. NJ.
Postle at the freight depot.
Misses Leila Bondley and Alma
Collier called on friends at Hunt
lngton one evening this week.
Several important changes will
be made In the b. & o. trains and
employees the first of the month.
We understand that the Kenova-
Huntington Land Co. will build
sixty new dwellings here at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews of Hunt.
lngton were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Jackson the first of the
week.
Mrs. Morris Buzzard and two
children are spending a couple of
weeks with relatives at Parkers.
burg.
Mrs. r. A.. Andrews of West
Huntington spent last Friday here
with her daughter, Mrs. j. |.
Miller.
Mrs. j. III. Meek of near Crum
was here Tuesday en- route to Hunt.
ington to visit her daughter, Mrs.
j, A. Moffett.
Misses Nellie Richardson and
Gertrude Callahan of Ashland, ky..
were pleasant guests of Miss Leah
Harris Sunday.
Mrs. r. Ney Williams is expect
I'd home Sunday from Bedford
City, Va, where she has been
visiting relatives for the past few
weeks.
DIR. j. III. Thornbury of Dunlow
recently transacted business IN
Kenova. The doctor purchased
two lots here from Fred Reece
few weeks since.
Reports received from Morgan
town state that John York, a Ken.
ova boy who is In attendance at the
university, is getting along finely
in his studies and is at the head of
nearly all his classes. John is also
a fnilfedged member of a military
company.
a number Of the young men
about the city are contemplating or
gaDizlng gymnasium III the near
future. An instructor will be EN-.
ployed to give the young s--'lemen
instructions in the mani art az
well as handling the dumb bells
and other paraphernalia which goes
to make up a gymnasium. This
organization will be separate from
the one which we mentioned a few
weeks since.
vi NJ. Postle is spending a few
days 1T Chicago on business. Mr..
Postle has resigned his position as
operator at the freight depot and il
Is said he will enter a dental college
at Chicago. Major is a bright young
gentleman and always makes a suc-
cess of anything be undertakes. So
after receiving his ID. ID. >. degree
we predict for him a successful bus.
mess career. Mr.. Postle was one
Of the n. d w. R'y company's most
valued employees and could fill any
position from yard clerk to train
dispatcher. He was also favoritc
among the employees and all are
sorry to see him leave the service o {
the company.
On last Tuesday a contract was
entered into between the Ohio Val.
ley Electric Railway Co. and the
Independent Steel Company OF
America, whereby the former com
pany is to furnish electric lighting
and power to the steel plant at this
place.
This is one of the largest indlvId.
ual lighting contracts ever made in
this section. One hundred and
tbirty-fve arc and many smaller
lights will be installed. This will
reouire a vast amount of nouor