Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-11-30
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KRNovA, w. VA.

George Mahley, better known as
"Shackey," arrived in the city with
force of men from lronton, Ohio.
to put in new side walk on gist
street from Chestnut street to the
steel plant Wednesday.
Clyde, son of Mrs. A. w. Payne.
of 23rd street, Is convalescing at
this writing.
The bridge gang of the o. V. T..
R'y is relying and placing new
stringers on the Big Sandy bridge.
John O'Kelly of Ashland, Ky. is
working his seven hundred dollar
mule team hauling material TO the
new city hall.
There is some talk of putting
this city to the front by being first
in this section with an automobile
fire department.
Mrs. a. w. Payne is copfiu
to her room by sickness.
A w. Payne of Neal was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Uncle Abe Ferguson of Sweet
run was in this vicinity delivering
fresh meet Tuesday.
Miss Ida Nelson of Neal was
calling on Kenova friends the first
of the week. She left here Tor
visit to friends at Ashland, Ky,
Wednesday.
Morgan Jones was in the burg
Wednesday on business.
Richard Kelley, the ever smiling
and genial inspector on the new
street work, says he can make as
mary chalk marks in a day a. any
man in Wayne county, excepting
none.
The Ironton Construction Go.
will complete the paving on Chest
nut street this week and close up
all gaps.
Wiley Hatten of Kenova r.. f.
d. No. ], was in this locality with
a load of apples which he disposed
of to w. ii. Galloway IL Co.
Wednesday.
George Haas Of Ironton, Ohio.
is working for the Irorton Con.
struction Co. putting in cement
walks.
Uncle Wayne Ferguson is iubi-
liant over the Democratic landslide
throughout the country. Thats
right, Uncle Wayne. It's your turn
now.
Harry Hart, the time keeper for
the L. G. Co, appears TO be a
ladies' man for they all seem to
have smile and a pleasant word
for him. Be careful, Harry, you
are far from home.
John Jacobs, better known as
"Jackey," the heavy weight of
West lronton, can not stay away
from Kenova. lie says be will
likely settle down here. That's
right, you cannot do better.
Uncle John Galloway was in
Huntington on business Thursday.
Millard Staley of 23rd street is
improving his property by grading
his lot and filling it.
Harry Hart was in Ironton Tues
day on business.
Miss Ethel Darling is confined
to her room with a cold.
Messrs. Chas. and J. f. Rist of
Ironton but located in Catlettsburp
now, passed through the city EN-
route to Huntington in their auto
Friday. That's the life we used TO
live boys, but outgrew it. Come
over often boys.
A special train went over the N.
& w. Wednesday with several
coaches attached containing the
officials inspecting the road.
Edward Rooney contemplates 90
ing to Wapawkenetta, Ohio, in the
near future with a force Of men to
do some paving for i. j. Mulligan,
contractor OF Lima, Ohio.
There is some talk of relaying
the Big Sandy line of the n. q w.
R'y with 100 pound steel and re-
ballasting with crushed stone from
Bluefield to Columbus, Ohio.
James Roberts of Ironton, Ohio,
employed at the steel plant, has
changed his boarding house from
the burg to Morgan Jones of 23rd
street this city.
The Kenova Poplar Mfg Co.'s
plant broke the lining shaft
Wednesday which caused a sus-