Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-06-02
pa:k where they enjoyed social
evening of much pleasure.

lngtoD visitor Monday.
Miss Minnie Willis is numbered
among the sick this week.
Miss Leah Harris was a visitor to
the Gate City las: evening.
II. X. MoIlroy will spend tod az
with Williamson friends.
X. Ney Williams is trans acting
business in Kentucky this week.
Ed Moore Of Portsmouth called
on some of our young ladies Sun
day.
Mrs. Sam Short and children of
Holden are visiting relatives at this
place.
G. NJ. Porter will go TO Rapp
Sunday - spend the day with
friends.
Mrs. q. X. Osgood called on
friends at Catlettsburg Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. ID. +. Peters and son, Ed
gar, attended the concert at Clyffe-
side Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. III. Jones leaves tomor-
row for visit to her daughter,
Mrs. n. p. Miles at Louisville,
NY.
X. K. Partlow and wife left last
week for visit to relatives and
friends at Louisville, Ky.
Newgoods are arriving daily al,
j. G. Lambert and Co.'S store.
This firm invites you to call and in
spec. its stock.
Phil Williams has returned from
sojourn with relatives a, ST.
Adams, Charleston and other
points up the G. q o.
The mill which has been saving
lumber in Happy Hollow for some,
time, was moved to Buffalo, where
9. +. Iehle has a contract.
Prosecuting Attorney D. B.
Hardwick was here from Wayne
the first Of the week on business
pertaining to some of the county
roads.
The following Kenova people at
tended the baccalaureate sermon at
Ceredo Sunday morning: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Holt, &. b. Wygal,
Misses Leila Bonley, Leah Harris
and Lillian Adkins.
Mrs. ID J. Durney and Ter grand
daughter, Miss Mary Winters, left
for Washington, d. c., last Sstur-
day, to be present at the gradua-
ton of DR.. Chas. b. Durney, at
the Georgetown Medical college.
j. G.. Lambert and two daugh.
lers of Wayne will go to Cincin-
natl Sunday to meet Mrs. Lambert,
who is returning from Hot Springs,
Ark. Mrs. Lambert has been tax
ing treatment at the springs for
some time and we are glad 10 saw
her health is improved very much.
A large audience greeted the
pastor of Kenova Nj. Z. church
last Sunday night. After the SER
mon five young men were received
into the church, Joseph Payne, &.
II. Payne, Pearl Lester, James
keyser and Andrew Pulley. These
young men are converts Of the
things last winter. Others will
be received at an early date.
On account of a wreck on the
Cincinnati division, c. q O. pas.
'enger train No. was run over
the n. IL w. from Cincinnati TO
kenova Sunday morning. The
wrecKlhg train which was being
sent to clear the tracks also wreck
ed and another crew had to be sent
to the rescue.
The Epwor;h League Of Kenova
Nj. + church held It's weekly meet
ing on last Tuesday night. There
were forty-three members present
and very interesting program was
rendered, alter which the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-.
suing six months:
PRESIDENT. Josie Crossen.
LIST vice Pres Beryl Forbush.
2nd Mamie Meredith.
era Roscoe Farley.
4th Homer McKeand.
Secretary, Ethel Hood.
As't Secretary, Lulu Keyser.
treasurer, Eliza Osborne.
Organist, Esther Mullioan
Jr. League Supt., Stella Wheeler.
Missionary Treas, Bertha Hamil-
ton.
Miss Louise HOLSTER of Illinois.
National Organizer OF the Woman's