Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-06-23
KENOVA news.
Personal Mention of Those
Whom You Know and
Don't Know.


Scoville Lambert, who has typhoid
fever, Is no better.
Mrs. Charles Norman was here this
week from Ironton.
Mrs. Everett Young of Nolan was
visitor here Sunday.
Miss Carrie Cyrus has returned from
a visit to Whites creek.
There is good deal of sickness among
the children at this place.
Miss Arnie Trout of Ceredo called
on friends here Monday.
Hon. Jos S. Miller transacted bust
ness at Huntington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Walker of Central
City were Sunday visitors here.
Mrs. Jennie Percival was visitor to
Ashland Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Gypsie Bllups spent Saturday
afternoon with friends at Ceredo.
Miss Elders class in music picnicked
at Clyffeside "Wednesday afternoon.
N. 81 w. Lineman w. W. Anderson
is in Roanoke this week Oh business.
Miss Virginia Werth of Ceredo was
calling on friends at this place Sunday.
Master Edgar Peters of Ceredo was a
visitor to our city Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ella Cyrus of Cyrus was the
guest of Kelova friends a few days this
week
Dewitt Crabtree is working IN the n ..
& w. superintendent Office at Ports
mouth.
Miss Bessie Newman of Wayne is
spending few days here with Mrs. j.
D. Booth.
Misses Pauline Bowen and Hazel
Jackson were at Clytfeside Saturday
evening.
Miss Mary Mccall of Catlettsbure
was the guest of Mrs. b. +. Bowman
Saturday.
Miss Harriet Peck and Mrs Charles
Silliman were shopping in Cincinnati
this week.
U. G.. Chambers has returned from
Frankfort. KY, where he has been at
tending court.
NJ. M Posile has resumed his position
at the junction tower after several
days vacation.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church picnicked at Clyffeside
park Saturday.
Mrs. S. p. Ferguson and little daugh-
ter Of Pharaoh were guests this week OF
Mrs. j. ID. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs John French have re-
turned TO their home in Kentucky after q
pleasant visit here.
DR.. and Mrs. J 4. Tauber of the
Gate City attended the musicale at this
place Monday evening.
Miss Osa Stewart, after visit here
with Miss. Gynsie BiIlups, has returned
TO her home at Ashland.
Mrs w. II. Jones is reported very i'll
at the home of her daugbter-Mrs Nor.
man p. Miles-at Louisville.
The musicale given by the Presby.
terian church choir last Monday even
ing was very pleasant affair
Mrs. James Surface and little son OF
CovingtoD, KY are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Jackson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Garnett of
Raleigh. n. c., who have been visiting
friends here, have returned home.
Miss Avery Randolph was the guest
of Kenova friends recently while en-
route TO her home at Williamson from
Cincinnati.
DIR. T. N. Goff, who has been attend.
ing the Shriners' cOnclave and visiting
college friends at Louisville, has re-
turned home.
Messrs. Jack Kirby, Fl. X. McIlroy
Ralph Whitmore and Edward McMul.
len called on friends at Huntington
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rogers and
Misses Sadie Howell and Virginia
Byard Of Ashland spent Sunday here
the guests of their cousin, Mrs. Jennie
PEI cival.
Two new lathes are being installed in
the plant of the Three-States Manufac
turing Co. These pieces of machinery
will be used for the turning of automo.
bile spokes.
". x. McIlroy will leave the first oi
next week for Cincinnati to accept a
position as operator in the n. 81 w.
yards. Harry has made many friends
who are ioath to see him leave.
On and after July the store of J. D
Booth will be closed after six o'clock p
m, slow time However, the store will
be kept open until later hour on Satur
day evenings and the 25th of each month
p. @. Shrake has moved his family
from Mattamorris, Ohio, to Kenova
They occupy a residence on Chestnut
street Mr.. Shrake is installing al
equipment for a grist mill in the Badg
ley mill property and hopes t0 be ready
fer business in the near future. ri,
will manufacture meal and all kinds ot
feed. This is good location for such