Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-10-12

- 81 ANNsOuiS =, a., last
week.
Bruins & Son for all the "new-
est IN Fall shoes, as we'll as tie
substantial kind.
Mrs. Angeliue Alley of Ports.
mouth, Ohio, is the guest of rela-
tves IN this community.
Miss Abble Morgan visited rela<
uves and friends at Pomeroy the
latter part Of last week.
William Feazel of SciotoviIle.
Ohio, was a business visitor here
on Tuesday of last week.
Willard Cyrus of Whites creek
was the guest of his slster-Mrs.
IL. III. Rutherford-last Sunday.
Charles Marcum has gone to
Louisville, Ky, to attend medical
college. He left the frs, of this
week.
Dan Avis, who has run on the
\. q w. out OF Portsmouth. Ohio,
was the guest OF his family here
last Sunday.
Fred BUSH has been at home for
the past week having been COMPEL.
ed TO quit work for the time being
on account of rheumatism.
Rev. b. :. Akers has purchased
the two lots on corner of Il and
West Second street, adjoining the
Frasher building, and Will build
home on same.
Robert Nixon of near Lavalette
was in town last Monday. lie re-
mem bered the ADVANCE while here
and called and renewed his sub.
scripuon.
A big line of ladies Custom
Made" shoes at 50 90 aud $3.50
per pair.
Bruins & Son,
2osept3w Catiettsburg, Ky.
A sister is visiting Col. !. NJ.
Fuller at Huntington land other
relatives IN this section) who has
not been IN this community for
thirty nine years.
/ 1--WE learn that Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Cowie of Grafton have gone to
Mobile, Alabama, for stay of two
months or more. Mr.. G. will sup
erintend work for X. w. Kennedy.
If you desire your stationery en-
graved or want engraved wedding
invitations, etc, this office can fur.
nlsh this class of work. Cal. and
see samples. If.
p Prof. NJ. p. Shawkey, State
Supt. of Free Schools, was in town
last Monday morning en- route to
Dunlelth TO attend the educational
rally held there. 5. T.. Roberts
met him here with buggy.
The Masonic fraternity will Law
the corner stone of the new federal
building at Catlettsburg, Ky, next
saturday. Doubtless many Wayne
county Masons will attend and bar
ticipate in the ceremonies.
We have a big line of children's
school sboes-''the kind that
wear'-$1 % to - 90 per pair.
BRUINS q Son,
2osept3w Catlettsburg, Ky.
Albert Thacker, a prominent
citizen of Whites creek, was a Ce.
redo visitor on Tuesday OF last
week. While IN town he called and
handed Us a dollar TO be credited on
his subscription to the ADVANCE.
If one is away from home he
longs to see a copy of his home
paper. Then why not send a COPY
of this paper to your son or daugh-
ter who is away and would like to
hear of the local happenings Of this
community.
Rev. w. f Sheppard and family
left here for Hartford City the lat
ter part of last week. Many &c.
redo people were sorry to see them
leave, but hope they will find
pleasant home in their new field Of
labor.
Some Ceredoites have a great
great many grand children. For
instance, Postmaster Robert Wright
has fifty three and Austin Money
fifty. Others Of our town may
have even more than either Of the
ones named
A big line Of ladies' cred
Gross shoes, TIE ahoe for both
comfort and style, So 90 and "a 90
per pair. We are exclusive agents