Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-11-30
Miss Nellie Bruins recently visits
ed relatives at Catlettsburg.

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Miss Olive Forbes spent a few
days last week with relatives at
Shoals.
Master John Francis Gieske, who
was sick with tonsilitis, has recov-
cred.
Mrs. &. A. Brown transacted
business at Huntington Saturday at
ternoon
Owen Webb Of Kenova was an
agreeable caller at this Office last
Thursday.
Miss katherine French spent
Cincinnati.
Mrs +. &. Williams has returned
from visit with relatives III Eas-
tern Kentucky.
William Feazel of Sciotovllle was
business visitor to our town one
day last week.
Miss Marguerite Chapman spent
last Friday with relatives and
friends at kenova.
Miss Nolis VanHoose returned
to her home at Fort Gay last week
alter visit at this place.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Nj. Il. church met at the home of
Mrs. Mary Littreal last week.
Miss Minnie Rhodes visited rela-
tives and friends at Portsmouth,
Ohio, the latter part of last week.
ID. ii Johnson of Whites creek
was In town on business last Fri
day. He remembered this office 20
the tune OF a dollar while here.
J. w. Irons of Kenova, R.F.
d. No. i, who has long been
patron of the ADVANCE, called last
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
ton.
Rev. w. K. Brierley preached
an excellent Thanksgiving sermon
at the M. K. church, where union
services were held, last Thursday
evening.
Etna Watts of Minneola, Kan
sas, who with his wife Is visiting
relatives In this community, made
this office pleasant call last Satur-
day. Mr.. Watts is prospecting In
the west.
Our friend ID. S. Griffith, who
has been making Knoxville, Tenn. 8,
his home for some time, is the
guest of his mother-Mrs. NJ. j.
Griffith. Dave will not return to
Knoxville.
j. X. Crate of Dayton, Ohio,
spent few days with relatives at
this place last week. "Zeben" is
looking hale and hearty and judg
ing from appearances the atmos-
phere of the Gem City seems TO
agree with him.
Grace, the four-yo ar-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Brown,
met with a painful accident last
week. While playing the child
tripped and fell, her mouth striking
protruding nail. The instrument
pierced the little girls upper lip.
A box social was given at the
Lower Docks creek school house
last Thursday evening. The sup
per was given by the schools taught
by Miss Gladys Smith and Miss
Grace Swanson. About nine dol
lars were realized which will be ap.
piled toward a school library.
Many of our delinquent subscribe
ers are settling up. Only gentle
reminder is necessary with those
who want the paper. We do not
want to be compelled to erase a sin.
gle name from our mailing list and
will give all TO the first of January,
1911, TO settle the small amount
they owe as.
p +. Short of Pulaski, Va, in
ventor and general manager of the
Pulaski Com bInatiOu Tool corpora
ton, was at the Commercial hotel
one day last week, exhibiting what
he calls "The Prince" twenty tools
IN one ne proprietor OF this pa
per had the pleasure of examining
the tool and has no hesitancy in
pronouncng it splendid invention
and a great "time saver" Messrs.
II. l.. Stone and II. II Rutherford
have purchased the right to sell
"The Prince" in Wayne and Cabell
counties.
Some small boys acted very bad