Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-06-23


were called to Huntington Satur-
day on account of the serious ill.
ness of Mrs. BIS brother, Mr..
Hatten.
The following named persons
visited the Queen City of the
West" last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Flanery, Mrs. Henry NAYS.
Mrs. Crockett Flanagan and Miss
Polly Flanery.
Solid Leather Oxford ties al ST.
per pair. Better grades at 1925
and $3.50. BRUINS & Son,
llJune3w. Catlettsburg, Ky.
Lillian Ferguson, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Lucian Ferguson. of
near Wayne, has been the guest of
relatives here for the past few
days.
Miss Amy Copley, who has been
very i'll with acute Indigestion for
several weeks, has recovered sufh.
Gently TO resume her position at the
Fashion store at Huntington.
Dan Avis, who was shot near
Naugatuck several days ago, an
account of which was given in this
paper, came home last Saturday
and will soon be able 10 be about
| again.
VIM. +. CartmjlI of Cumberland,
Md, was the guest OF his sister
Miss Alma Collier-last Wednes-
day. He went from here to Ports
mouth, Ohio, to visit another sis .cr
Mrs. VIM. Workman.
Attorney John S. Sheppard, of
the firm of Wiswell e Sheppard of
Huntington, was here Sunday the
iguest of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. f. Sheppard. lie is
secretary of the Kenova-Hunting-
ton Land Co.
The ladies of the NJ. L. church
sill serve ice cream on the church
lawn Friday evening this week, in
stead of Thursday evening The
change of day was made on ac-
count of the sunday school picnic
at Camden park tomorrow.
Mrs. J Il Gieske entertained
number of friends with a pIcnick
lag party at Camden park last
Friday evening. a bountiiul re.
past had been prepared for the
occasion and all partook of the
dellcacles with a great relish The
evening hours were spent in dancing.
livery Perdue, who was charged
with nal treating Mr.. and Mira.
David Hazlett, was given a pre-
liminary examination before Squire
A. G. Brown Monday and bound
over to the grand jury. He gave
$500 bond Tuesday. Prosecuting
Attorney ID. b. Hardwick repre-
sented the state and Attorney w.
w. Marcum looked after the de-
lendants interests.
r. 5. Hudgins, a prominent stone
cutter, who married Miss Lizzie
Dixon Of this county, writes us
that he has charge OF the construc.
ton OF large college building at
Salem, this state. Work was be
gun on the bu lding on tic l7th day
Of May and on the 9Th inst. the
corner stone was laid, with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies, Or. Barbe OF the
West Virginia University being
present and delivering a splendid
address on education. The college
building, which is being construct
ed by the Seventh Day Bapti.ts,
will be quite large building. 1t
is 70 be built OF stone and brick and
Will cost about $50. OOO
A good deal of excitement was
created at Camden park about ten
o'clock last Sunday evening over q
girl aged about five years. It seems
that Mrs Susan Beclcr, who lives
with her husband on q boat near
the park, took the girl TO raise a
year or SO ago from the child's
mother woman named Rice
/ For some c1use the Rice woman
changed her mind and wanted the
child herself; so when she beheld
her darling daughter with Mrs.
| Bceier Sunday evening she de-
manded possession then and there
and was refused. For 4 shorl time
there was good deal Of ''pulIiug
and hauling" as it were, over the
iglrl, but finally Mrs Beeler tainted
and Mrs. Rice took her daughter
and bsTded al Ohio Valley
Electric car for her home in Hunt
ington.