Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-06-16

| MISS SeTt 0TOtue WAS b VlSltOr
at Huntington Monday.
Engineer w. p. harris was a
caller at Ceredo Monday.
Fred Cyrus transacted business
at Catlettsburg Saturday.
d. b. Lewis made q business
visit to Ceredo Wednesday.
Rev. Z. T. Billups was at Ceredo
calling on friends last Monday.
Miss Harriet Peck was calling on
friends at Huntington Monday.
Squire j. S. Crossen was at
Ceredo on business Wednesday.
| Mrs. B. Burleson and Mrs. Webb
were visitors at Huntington Satur.
day.
Robert French of Catlet,sburg
spent Saturday tere with E. T.
Billups.
Miss Myrtle Rice of Oakyiew,
KY, visited Kenova friends one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strother Mays and
son, Teddy, were at Huntington
one day this week.
Misses Matte and Rachel Brown
called on Huntington friends last
Saturday evening.
Glen McKeand and Miss Ruth
Bowen spent last Sunday after
noon at Clyffeside park.
/
M. M. Postle and Miss Leah
Harris attended banquet at Ash
land Saturday evening.
The frame work for the new box
factory Is up and the building we'll
under way of construction.
Mrs. Waskie aud Miss Harris
were calling on friends at Hunt
ington the first of the week.
Mrs. w. s. Slagle and sister, Miss
Kate Smith, were down from
Ceredo Sunday calling on friends.
Last Sunday evening fifteen per
sons were received into the mem
bership of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Ed. Adkins and daughter
of Wayne were guests of Mrs. b.
f. Bowen the latter part Of last
week.
}. III. Vance, route agent for the
Adams Express company, was here
Wednesday in the interest of his
company.
w. q. Smith, who is building
the new school house at Ironton,
was here Wednesday looking after
the construction of Mayor Morris
new residence.
Mrs. Breeze of Portsmouth is
spending few days here the
pleasant guest of her sons, w. w.
and j. w. Breeze
ID. J. Durney left Wednesday
evening for Washington to be
present at the graduation of his
son. Charles Durney.
Conductor w. J. Marshall was
up here Wednesday from Ports
mouth looking after the construc.
lion of his new dwelling.
A. l.. Jackson, formerly employ.
ed at Portsmouth, is now running
an engine on branch road of the
G. d o. between Holden and
Logan.
Miss Josephine Gesrhart of Cen
trail City was here Wednesday call
ing on friends. She left yester.
day for Morehead, Ky, to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels and child.
rem of Lynchburg, Va, are guests
this week of T. J. Falwell and
family. They will also visit rela-
tives at Louisville, KY, before re-
turning home.
Earl Singleton had the misfor-
tune to run punch through the
middle finger of his left hand
Wednesday while working at the
saw mill. The wound, which was
an ugly one, was dressed by DR..
Miller.
Leona Smith of Central City,
who was the guest of Miss Sadie
Patterson last week, met with a
very painful accident while here.
She was swinging on the meat
hooks at the store Of Fred Cyrus
when her hand slipped and one Of
the hooks penetrated her thumb.
The wound was large one and for
a time 1T was thought would prove
serious. DIR. j. l. Miller was sum-
moned and dressed the member aud
at last reports the wound was heal.
ing nicely.
June IL, 1909. REPoRrER.