Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-09-14
KENOVA NEWS
in GENERAL.

Mrs. Sherman Malone is indis-
posed at this writing.
Miss Clara Crossen is visiting
friends at Louisa, Ky.
Homer McKeand of Pittsburg is
the guest of home folk.
Mrs. f. K. Way is numbered
among the sick this week.
Miss Pattie Tiernan vas the guest
of Huntington friends Monday.
&. ii. Marlborough left Wednes>
day for his home at Richmond, Va.
J. &. Nelson of Graham, Va.
was business visitor here Wednes,
day.
Ralph Whitmore left yesterday
for Columbus to attend the state
fair.
James Staley is confined to his
room with an attack of typhoid fe-
yer.
The baby of Clarence Patterson,
who has been very ill for several
days, is improving.
Mrs. Mary Thacker of Whites
creek was the guest of relatives here
the first of the week.
Miss Ida Hale had her hand Sc
verely burned Wednesday while
working about gas stove.
John Greear transacted business
at Huntington Tuesday. Nope,
John didu't stop off at Ceredo this
trip.
Roscoe Porter, who came down
here a few days ago to have his IN
Jured knee treated, has returned to
Jaeger.
George Smith had his leg hurt
very badly last Friday when he was
struck by corner of box car
door.
Miss Carrie Holt Of Charleston
was the pleasant guest of the family
of her brother, Postmaster Holt,
this week.
Some one emptied the money
drawer at Mrs. G.. Is. Porter's res
taurant recently while the night
clerk was asleep.
Mrs. A. L. Woods, wife Of Sup't
Woods of the Basic Products com
pany, arrived in the city yesterday
from Carthage, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. III. Baldridge,
who have been spending the past
month with friend in the east and
west, are expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Breeze are
spending their vacation in northern
Ohio. They will take a trip on the
Great Lakes before returning home
Mrs. r. Ney Williams returned
Tuesday morning from visit to
relatives and friends at Blacksburg.
Lynchburg and other southern
cities.
Il. II. Pratt had one of his ribs
broken and his left side bruised
very badly Tuesday night by falling
through the Yiaduct at the Junction
tower.
Jake Millen fell through the via
duct at the western end of the city
Monday night In alightlng from a
freight train. lie was very badly
injured above the right eye.
The plant of the Basic Products
company Is now running day and
night. In order to fill the ever in
creasing orders a night crew was
placed on the pay roll yesterday.
jim Moore and another man be
came involved in a row at Hampton
City one night this week after hav-
ing participated in the festivities Of
a wedding. As result Of the fra
cas- Moore received severe cut on
he right arm, the artery line being
severed. DIR. Gof was summoned
and topped the flow of blood
Richard Nance was brought to
Kenoya from Catettsburg lat Fri.
day on q requi-iuon SIR Richard
was charged with stealing brass
from y 81 w. cars, be being i'm
p,icatci with other Kentucky BOYS
DO removing bra-sc. from cars ON
the belt line some time ago. They
were chased to the Big Sandy line
at the time by officers, but mad,
their escape into Kentucky. Nance
was bound over to the grand jury.
Ills companions have not a. yet
been apprehended.
\ check for s59.92 mysteriously
disappeared from the desk at j. W.
Blair's store recently. The check
bad been rendered Mr. Blair in pay
mcut OF a grocery bill by Mrs.
Wayne Webb and had been proper.
ly endorsed by her husband. As
the merchant va. rnlhnr hrn,, 81 L.