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The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

Mai Sylvester is strongly in favor OF
clamplng the lid on poolrooms known as
athletic clubs" OF the District. which. he
says in his annual report submitted TO
the Commissioners yesterday. are deeid-
eddy baneful.
Nonmembevs are. In the majority. per-
mitted TO play on the payment OF a
small fee, and once admitted TO tho club
they feel they arc immune from inspec-
ton by the authorities. says the chief of
police. Instances Of betting are con-
stantly coming 10 the knowledge OF the
police, he says IN the report
1.-THE cost OF license is avoided by
the proprietors OF these club poolrooms.
and an injustice Is perpetrated on the
proprietors OF the open poolrooms," says
the report Besides this. the District
loses the revenue which would properly
belong TO it. Either this type of pool
room should be altogether abolished, or
an annual license fee of SIS should be
placed upon each pool table.
Only One Objection.
Moving-picture shows in this city. ae-
cording to the report are conducted on
an unusually high standard: but one OBJ
lection connected with them is the permit
ting OF young children 10 attend these
theaters at night unaccompanied.
A strong request is made for more DO
ucemen, because II is claimed tho present
number is insufficient TO properly cover
all the District and enforce the numer-
Gus regulations. Maj. Sylvester believes
his department has not kept pace with
the growth OF the city, and, although
the present force is we'll organized. IL is
weak numerically, he says. However.
crime is not on the increase in the Dis
trict. Last year seven murders were
committed. against twenty the year pre-
vfous.
Misleading as TO Age.
Taking Up the excise law. the report
says that IL is extremely hard TO APP
prehend those who knowingly sell In
toxicants to minors, where the appear
ance OF the buyer Is misleading as 10
his age
In regard 10 tho light problem I'm the
suburbs, Mai Sylvester takes the same
view as some OF the citizens living In
those sections He believes that as the
suburbanites are subject TO the same
rules and regulations and pay like taxes
as the citizens OF Washington proper,
they should have the same treatment,
especially police protection.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

Dutch supper was given at ST. Cath
crimes Church. First street and North
Carolina avenue southeast, yesterday
from 4:So to o'clock for the benefit of
the Sisters of Mercy. The supper was
we'll attended and large sum was real
lied.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

Direct from grower 10 consumer. Have
just arrived with a carload of the finest
box apples you ever saw. I grew them
and packed them, ami know they are
good. Try box. II you don't like them.
don't want your money. How many
boxes will you have? Phone n. 247S be-
fore all are sold. c. Louis Allen, grower.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

terms Of the former superintendent's
character and service 20 the public school
system. II was due to Mr.. Wilson, he
explained, that the school system was
placed on its present basis.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
MILTON E. ALLIES CHOSEN.
Commercial Club Holds Annual
Meeting and Elects Officers.

Commercial Club Holds Annual
Meeting and Elects Officers.
The Commercial Club held It's first an
nual election last night in the club rooms
opposite Lafayette Park. and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President. Milton p. Allies; first vice
president, Hon Cuno II. Rudolph Sec
ond vice president. Arthur c. Moses:
secretary, II. c. c. Stiles. The follow
Ing were elected board OF governors:
James A. Cahill, Joseph II. Crawford,
John &C. Davidson. T. c. Graham, and
William +. Shannon.
Reports were read by the officers who
have served the club since its institu-
ton about fifteen months ago. and
showed the club TO be in a hourishlng
condition. The report OF the membership
committee showed a large gain. When
the club started there were 100 charter
members. The membership now numbers
900, comprising the representative bust
ness men OF the city.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

Wilson. who was superintendent OF pub
lie schools from 1870 20 1855. Mr.. Wilson
is now eighty-hve years old and resi-
dent OF the District.
Supt. A T. Stuart spoke in Mandatory
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

Royal Lunch. eos I1th st. n. w.
"A place noted for cleanliness" Special
Light Breakfast. 20c
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
SYLVESTER FAYORS
PUTTING ON THELID
Athletic Clubs" Baneful to
Youths, He Declares.
COST OF LICENSE AVOIDED

In Annual Report 10 Commissioners,
Chief of Police says Open POOL
rooms Are Done an Injustice.
MOving-picture Shows on High
PIane-Need OF More Policemen,
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

The Chinese are az present much interested in
electric lighting enterprises for their principal cities
and American apparatus is IN demand.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

SOC qt.i SI.-o gaI, or az, bots., 81 Eu'
gene Schwab. SIS Sth st. sc. Phi. Tin. 921
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

Famous American Reauties.
GUIDES homegrown American beauty
roses merit much admiration. 1914 F.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

The Reputation of "CriterIOnp Rye
for home use. 81 Of J. T. Crowley, SSl I4th
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
PufA CaIIfornI. Tsort ana sherrv yvInes

Royal Hungarian Orchestra.
of Newport and New York, now at En-
dres' Winter Garden. 18th and N. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02

To Reach AIRY Place Quickly
And comfortably. phone North 12l2 for
TTCO taxicab. Always ready. 50 per hour
The Washington herald., 1910-12-02
SCHOOL NAMED FOR WILSON.

Roses. ViOlefs, Sweet Peas, and Other
Flowers at their best Shaffer. 14th & l.
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Copley, Ran Salmons and Jefr Pin.
sou were appointed a. committee
to select delegates u the county
convention To be held at WAYNE
Aug. IS, 1910.
The committee went into execu.
tive session and appointed the iol.
lowing delegates: Stanley Chalias,
Joseph Marcum. Youngic Salinons.
Wm. Mase, B. b. Watts, J. :. Os.
burn, L, I. Osburn, &. h. Spauld
ing, j. Nj. Mcdonnell, VIM Kel.
ley, Ed Salmons, Bennett Salmons
VIM. Salmons, II. l.. Coplcv, Ran
Mills, j. &. Webb AID Frank MAY
nard
On motion the convention ad.
journed and the proceedings were
ordered published in the CEREpo
ADVANCE and a copy of the same
furnished Felix Flanery, secretary
ot the county executive committee.
J. :. OsBuRN. Chairman.
BURwELL Is. WATTS. Secretary.
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life on Panama Canal

has had one frightful drawback
malaria trouble--that has brought suffer-
ing and death TO thousands. The germs
cause chills, fever and aguc, bilious
ness jaundice, lassitude, weakness and
general debility But Electric Bitters
never fail 20 destroy them and cure
malaria troubles. "Three bottles com.
pletely cured me Of n very severe attack
Of malaria, " writes WIN. a. Fretwcll.
Of Bucama, ". @ and I've had good
health ever since" Cure Stomach.
Liver and Kidney Troubles, and pre-
vent Typhoid. SOC. Guaranteed by Bloss
Drug Store, Ceredo, and X. Ney Viii.
liams, KeDova.
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Union District OOnvGnElOn.

Pntsulnt To call OF the County
Executive committee the repuhli
cans ct Union district met and were
called to order by County Chair
man John B Burgess
After stating the business OF the
convention Mr. Burgess named as
temporary officers Hiram Ferguson
a, chai man aud j. II. Hutchinson as
secretary.
On motion Of Oscar Newman the
temporary organization was made
pormaLent.
On motion the chair appointed +.
Is. Mcclure, Oscar Newman and ]
NJ. l. ymale a committee to seieot
l6 delegates to the county convcn-
ton.
The committee reported az fol
lows: Peter llooser, Henry Ward,
Al. Ray, j. Nj. Plymale, Roberl
Biankenship, Sam Hatten, Jacob
Plyburu, Uphrates Davis, p. II.
Napier, George Sellards, Edgar
Newmln, o B. Carroll, J. II.
dutchison, Charley Cyrus, Roy b.
Ferguson and II. IA. Sullivan.
Nominations for district officers
being N order, II. Nj Sullivan wa,
nominated for president of the
board of education; G.. d. Ward
for member Of the board Of ednca-
ton and George Newman for con.
stable
On motion convention adjourned
HIRAM FERGUSON,
Chairman
}. II. HUrcmsoN, Secretary.
Dickson, w. Va. AUG. 6.
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Lincoln District GonventIon.

Pursuant to call the Lincoln Dis
trict Republican convention met at
Dnnlow Aug 6, 1910.
Ga motion Of Dr.. j. H. ThoTns-
bury, John 5. Osburn was made
temporary chairman and 3. y.
Watts temporary secretary.
On motion the temporary organi-
zatlon was made permanent.
On motion VIM. Salmons was
unanimously nominated for member
Of the board Of education for Lincoln
On motion w. R Parsley was
nominated as a candidate for presi-
ident Of the board Of education Of
lincoln district.
Oh motion j. Fl. bloomsbury, NJ.
ID. Ratcliff, j. II. Marcum, Henry
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NUMBER SO
Dngess, w. Va.

Elem Mead was calling on friends
at Breadlug "Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Mead is spending a
few days at Coal river.
Miss Barbara V. Lowe was a
visitor at williamson last week.
Mrs. Heenan Lowe is visiting
relatives and friends at Ceredo and
Ashland.
Charley Leroy was the guest OF
friends here Sunday.
John Pratt IS spending few
days at his home Mt Dunlow on
account OF sickness.
Robert Deskins is at Breading
with friends.
The Tri State groceryman was i'm
our town Thursday and sold bill
of goods to M. +. Damron and
Robert Deskins.
Mrs. Dutch Stafford was calling
on relatives on left Fork of Twelve
Pole last week.
w ''N''N NhHShNc' VI hT. ana
Mrs. William Marcum is reported
very i'll.
Our school opened Monday with
Il. V. Parsons az principal and
Bertha "A. Lincicome assistant.
They taught our school last year
and proved very successful.
Mrs. Claude Rucker Of Echo
was the gnest of relatives here last
week. Willie Rucker was also
here last week.
Wess Evans visited friends here
last sunday.
Miss Mary Wooten has gone to
Echo to stay.
John McComas was Hunting
ton visitor last week.
Aug 5, 1910. READER.
MIR. aud Mrs. Lafayette Cole Of
Whreling were Ceredo visitors last
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HOW'S This?

We ourr one hundred Dollars Reward FOR
Halls CRta rrh Cure
+. }. CHEN llY 4 co, Toledo. Ohio.
We. the undersigned, have known r.. ].
CheheN tor the past IS years and believe him
perfectly houolHbie IN all business tranSnc
lions and financially able TO carry out any
obligations made by his hrm.
WALD. NG. kINNAS n MARvrN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
halls N"tarrh cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sent
ire. Price 10 cents per bottle Sold by ali
druggists.
Take Halls Family pms for constipation
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Dickson, w. Va.

The cora and tobacco crops are
looking a great deal better than they
did ten days ago.
The hum Of the threshing ma.
chine is now being heard upon our
hills. Wheat is reported good.
he only trouble is there was so lit.
tie sown. Every old scrubbv peach
Tree In this nelahborhood Is lust
bending and breaking under a load
OF beautiful fruit. Ordinary peach j..
es are worth s per bushel. Wby
don't farmers SOW more wheat and
plant more peach trees?
Nolley Bloss has fine tobacco
patch, thanks to Jamius Brutus Too
ley.
Our teachers have returned from
the Institute. They are all anxicns
tor the year to roll round quick SO
they can go back To Ceredo and
Camden park.
some OF our teachers began their
work last Monday.
DeIbert Barbour is ,eacbiny the
Mays school.
Miss Molllc B. Carver will teach
her home school at Dickson.
Faye Wilkinson goes to Walnut
Grove school on Millers Fork.
Miss Pearl Bromley, who gradu-
ated at Marshall college last June.
viii Ieacn IN the upper room ol
Boolon graded school, while Ausel
smith wall teach the lower room.
samuel Barbour has the supervie-
ION OF "A rural district in Mingo
county at 800 per month. He has
gone 10 his work Sam is candi.
date Tor the nomination Tor county
superintendent of this county on
the Republican ticket.
Except liItle turmoil on Lynn
our people have generally settled
school matters for This year and NAV
now let their blood cool some eigh,
or ten mouths.
Quite number of our teachers
viii attend the examination the nth
aud 18th inst.
Mrs. Minnie Adkins, who died
at her home in the city Of Hunting
Ton the 3rd inst, was, by her re-
quest, brought to the home of her
mother, MIS-. Marian McGinnis.
where watch was held with her re.
mains one night. Her funeral was
preached by Rev. Ray boult of Hunt~
ington. Her body was then laid to
rest IN the family burying ground
on a beautiful hill near the McGin.
mis- home, Revs. Garrett and Chap.
man officiating. Her grave was
then covered with beautiful flowers
and ferns and we left her To rest till
the resurrection morn. She leaves
son, Cecil Adkins, and daughter.
Hazel, TO mourn her departure. She
also leaves an aged mother, a sister
and iour brothers. She was a.
years of age. Although she suffer
cred great deal during her ailllc-
lion she bore it with Christian for.
titude. Her death was a victory
through Christ. Her friends need
not modrn as those who have no
hope
Respectfully,
Aug. 6, 1910. DAN PATcn.
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j. II. HUTCmsoN, Secretary.
Dickson, w. Va. Aug. 6.
Tie Best lIn,lrnrLife

is when you do some great deed or dis.
cover some wonderful fact This hour
came 10 j Il. Pitt, of Rocky Mt, n.
G.. when he was suffering intensely as
he says, "from the worst cold / ever
had, / then proved to my great satisfac-
ton what q wonderful Cold and Cough
cure DR.. Kings New Discovery is.
For, after taking one bottle, I was en-
tirely cured. You can't say anything
too good Of a medicine like that" Ifs
the surpst and best remedy for diseased
lungs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe. Asthma,
Hay Fever-nny Throat or Lung Trou-
BILE. soc SlOO. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Bloss Drug Store. Cere.
do, and r. Gey Williams, Kenova.
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After the adjournment ef the
convention to send delegates TO the
county convention and to nominate
a candidate for constable, another
conYention to nominate a president
AID Two members of the board of
education for Ceredo district,
which had been called for the same
time and place, was called to order
by Mr.. Flanery, district commit
teeman. TITS convention wa.
much more interesting than the
other, AS 1T brought into the lime
light the much talked Of school
light, with which the delegates Of
CeredO and Kenova took no hand.
La order TO test the strength Of the
factions those favoring the present
board placed in nomination for
chairman John Harmon, and those
opposed to the present board aud
ils manner Of d.Iug business, nam.
cd X. w. Haws for charm
Harry Dishman and Robt. Ilinch
mgn Zone from each faSN~a) were
appointed to couUt the votes, with
Felix Fiancry "a disinterestel par
ty) as umpire The convention
then adjourned t. the school house
grounds 10 he counted. The count
resulted as follows: Harmon, 43;
Haws, 40. Il. w. Haws was then
elected secretary. David Wilson
and James Swanson were placed in
nomination for PRECEDENT OF the
board. Wilson had a small ma
jorlty and was declared the nomi-
nee. VIM Ilinchman and I'd
Roberts were nominated az mem
bers Of the board after which the
convention adjourned.
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Ger6dO District Conventions.

Pursuant 10 call the republicans
of Ceredo district met in mass CON
vention al the Buffalo School
House at the mouth OF BatFalo at 3
o'clock, p. m, or Saturday, Aug
ust g, 1910.
Felix tlanery, district commit
teenan, called the convention to
order and named DR.. w. f. Bruins
as temporary chairman ami L. L.
McDougal as temporary secretary.
DIR. Bruins made an appropriate
address In taking the chair.
On motion the temporary organi-
zation was made permanent.
On motion the usual committees
were dispensed with and the follow.
ing order of bushes was adopted:
FIRST. Naming oomWi,tee TO
select delegates to the county CON
vention TO be held at Wayne the
18th inst. Second: Nominating
candidates for constable.
On motion the chairman was
authorized To appoint committee
to select delegates TO represent Ce-
redo district at the county nominal
ing convention. The following
were named as such committee.
Felix Flanery, S,rother Mays, Har-
ry Dishman and Henry Sharp.
Tie committee reported the fol-
lowing delegates: w. f. Bruins,
I. T. McDougal, Felix Flanery,
w. B. Griffith, {. X Gum, K ii
smith, Robt. Wright, A. q Holt.
J f. York, f. +. B,dgley. Henry
May, w. w Breeze, John liar.
mon, \. Il. Hutchison, Gede
Hutchison, El4ine Hinchman, San.
dcrs Ovens, James Swanson, .. car
Daring and Thomas Arthur.
On motion the report was adopt
ed and the committee DISCHARGED.
Nominations tor constable were
lheu declared 10 order.
Sjrother Mays was placed H.
domination for constable. There
being no other nominations. on
motion Mr.. Mays was declared the
nominee bv acclam1tion.
Felix Fianery moved that the
delegates TO the county convention
be instructed TO vote for John
Mitchell for nomination for the
house of delegates. Motion carried
Ga motion convention adjourn
ed sine die.
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In buying "A cough medicine, don't be
afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from n.
and relief is sure TO follow Especially
recommended for coughs. colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all dealers.
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commissioners sale of Real
Estate.
A. w. Preslon.
In ChaLccTy.

a. w. Preston,
w. III. Hutchinson, ct al.
Uncer aud by virtue of a decree of the circuit
court of Wayne county, West Virginia made
and entered In the above 81 titled cause. pend.
ing in the said court ia Chancery order Book
NO. 10, at page ~, on May II, 1910. regular
term ol said court, the Undersigned who was
by said decree appointed Special Comniis issioner
Tor the purpose Of mdlting sale of certain real
estate, therein decrecd to be sold, hereby gives
notice that on tile
3RD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1910,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
aud o'clock ia the afternoon, | viii at the
front door of the court house of Wayne county,
West virginia, proceed 10 offer for sale at pub
lie auction to The highest bidder. the following
real estate, situated in the county OF Wayne
aud described as follows, 10 wit:
First Tract: Situated on the Right Fork
OF the head of BuftaiO creek IN said Wayne
comfy, bsiug the same tract conveyed to j
6; Hutchinson by w. 6. Hutchinson and Susan
March p. 1909, ani recorded in Deed Book No.
o., At page 26s, contain ng ~ or ~ acres
Second Tract: Situated on the Ri2ht Fork OF
Buffalo creek, In Wayne county, described In a
deed from W. g. Hutchiison and Susan Hutcf-
insOn, his wife, 10 Thomas Hutchinson, bearing
date on the hrst day OF November, 1910, aud re-
cora a 10 SAID county court clerks Office in
Deed Book No. G7, AZ page 61s, containing IS
acres,
TERMS or SALE.
One-third Of purchase money cash Ia hand on
dayot sale and the residue ia equal install :
menis payable in six and twelve months with
interest from date, the purchaser executing his
notes win good personal security for the de-
ferred payments; and the legal title OF said
lands shall be held until all the purchase mon
ey Is fully paid.
i. H. MEX,
Special Commissioned.
l. G.. w. Frazier, clerk Of the circuit court of
Wayne county, West Virginia. do hereby GER
tfy that the above named Special Commits
sioncr has given bond as required by said de.
cree aud as required by law with personal se-
curity approved by me
@. W. Frazier, Clerk.
lO1u0lw. By J. NJ. Roo. ~. g..
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Miss Fern Wright entertained

Miss Fern Wright entertained
last Monday evening with 3
pleasant porch party in honor Of
her guest, NJ SO Virginia Thomaa
Of Charleston. At - seasonable
hour refreehments were served
Those present we're: Miss VI-
giDia Thomas of Charleston, Mrs.
Walter Wyiie Of Charleston
Misses Kathryn French, May
McDougal, Grace Adkins. Heller
McNaulty and Blanche Griffith
Messrs. Roy Selbee, Homer Mar
cum, Max Wright, Jr., Everett
Wright and Herman Gieske.
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Walkers Branch, w. Va

Nix Enron.
AS INV bnsv times arc over I
viii droI YOU \ few items
Mr. Georoia Plvm,Ie - ,;s,tino
friends at Kenoya.
Mrs A p untrbis,, i vi.;,;o,,
Mrs. IIarye PerJoe
Ni-s Cr,io of rrn,,;u,
i,;nl, bor da9,,h,or ~ NJ IIr ~" W. . WIS
- ~ 60 . '0o'''
iieh,y orIue' popular young
man % 'ocSs creek, VIII return
nome rom MS "ork saturday even
'"e'
Shirley Hutchisou, while playing
leap ir"e day or so ago, broke his
orm.
Leonard Hat.en was seen on
Docks creek Sunday.
Mrs. Joe McKeaud bas beo, vic.
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EDO, WAYNE CO., w. VA, WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10. 1910

IL. For making copies
of land and personal
property books and
extending levies 20 90
II. For delinquents
al Real estate so 90
lbl Personal property $50 90
5000 90
l3. Contingent expenses
[al For collectors com
missions l25 81
Lbl For books, station
cry, etc l5 90
[cl For water for fire
protection 1000 90
I'd For street lighting 600 90
lei For publishing finan-
cial statement 40 90
[fl For making out fl
nancial statement 90
[gl For publishing this
notice 40 90
h For repairs to pumps so 90
iii For incidental ex.
penses $50 90
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S2,o25,6l

Total amount estimated
for municipal purposes SO, 5,lOl.ll
1t appearing to the council that
the total valuation of all taxable
property in this municipality ac>
cordiug to the last assessment
thereof, is S59S, ,l42.OO; being real
estate 10 the value of SOS. .O6O 90:
personal property to the value of
Sl3S, 500 90 and railroad and O,her
property assessed by the board of
public works to the value OF
$751; 90 as certified to the coune
ciI by the officer whose duty it is
to made out the land books accord>
ing TO the provisions of section 3S
chapter 30 of the Code as last
amended, and it appearing from
the foregoing estimates that it i,
necessary to raise by levy, after de-
ducting all credits, $2,O93.5O for
municipal purpoees; therefore, a levy
on each One Hundred Dollars val~
nation of Thirty>tive cents (35c)
Tor municipal purposes viii produce
Che estimated amount necessary 50
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year
State of West Virginia,
County of Wayne
Town of Ceredo To,wit:
], Il. l.. Black, Recorder in and
for the municipality of Ceredo,
county Of Waync and state of
West Virginia, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true copy
from the records of an order made
by the council of said municipality
on the 9th day of August, 1910.
Given under my hand this 9th
day Of August, 1910.
X l. BRACK. Recorder Of the
Municipality of Ceredo, w. Va
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Lafayette Cole of
Whreling were Ceredo visitors last
Sunday.