Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-06-16
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are firing on the n. Il w.
Mrs. Robert Carver visited rela
tives at Handley last week.
Mrs. c. p. Hoard was a Hunt
ineton visitor last Saturday.
DR.. j. |. Miller OF Kenova was f:
recent professional visitor here.
Mrs. Pharaoh Rigg of Ports
mouth recently visited relatives
at this place.
Mrs. Mary &. Frizzell of West
Huntington was a business visitor
here yesterday.
Mrs. III. z. Stewart aud children
are visiting Mrs. SIS parents a,
Vanceburg, Ky.
c. II. Nipple has opened meat
shop on Main street In +. H.
Smiths old stand.
Miss Marie McDougal of Park.
ersburg is the guest of Miss May
McDougal this week.
Miss Felonese Compton of Iron
ton, Ohio, was the guest of friends
in our town last Sunday.
Miss Amy Copley, who has been
very ill with an attack of acute in.
digestion, is able to be out.
G. +. FARRELL of Greenfield, Ohio,
was the gue,t of his sister, Mrs.
Lucinda Chapman, Monday.
Miss Lola Tolle returned to
her home at MaysviIle, Ky, Sun.
day after pleasant visit here.
j. NJ. Harrington, who has been
at French Lick Springs, Ind, for
several days, is reported improv-
ing.
Solid Leather Oxford ties at ST.
per pair. Better grades at sl.25
and 81 80. BRUINS d SoN,
llJune3w. Catlettsburg, Ky.
Edward Gabbert and sister,
Gladys, came home from Ripley
last week where they had been
visiting.
J. K Mckee and sister, Miss
Florine, were pleasant guests OF
Ceredo friends one evening last
week.
A social for the benefit of the
Cong'l church will be given at the
home of Mrs. W. b. Ferguson this
"Wednesday evening.
Your choice of four of The hes,
factory makes, ladies' fine shoes and
low cuts, at 81. so, So. 90 and SO. so.
1lJune3w. Bruins & Son.
Mrs. Fannie Bateman of Harts
horn, Oklahoma, was the guest of
her brother, j. w. Collier, last
week. She is now visiting relatives
at Syracuse, Ohio.
The board OF health is notifying
people to keep their hog pens clean.
The town authorities have no OBJ
jections 10 citizens raising porker
If they "iil only keep their pens
clean.
Congressman James A. Hughes
writes US that an X. v ID
route from East Lynn will be es-
tablished by the post-ofiice depart
ment. The route has been assigned
for installation August 9.
Rev. G.. w. Twynham stopped
off here the first Of this week en-
route TO Prestonsburg, Ky from
New York city, where he accom-
panied his wife to see her san for
her old home across the waters.
The steeple of the Cercdo Con
gregational church was struck by
lightning Tuesday evening, June
and considerable damage was done
to the structure. A fire policy
(Which also covers damage by
Iightning) is held in the Dubuque
Fire and Marine Insurance 60.
represented by T. +. McDougal.
Charles Pricbard, who lives with
his family in Brownstown, was
str cken blind last week. He
took pain in his back which
travelled to his head, finally set
Ting just above the eyes. In thir-
ty minutes he was stone blind and
it is feared he will never recover
his eyesight. He has large fam
ny and since coming to this section
DIT seems the fates have been against
him Most Of the time he has
been out of employment and cour-
tesies Of citizens have kept his
family from the pangs of hunger.