Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-15

Mayor Smith gets the law-break-
ers nearly every time.
Sergeant J. F. Webb is able to
be out after severe spell of sick
ness.
Miss Verna Ogden of Morgan
town is the guest of Misses Mary
aud Clara Cole.
Mrs. Mary {. Frizzel of West
Huntington was business visitor
to our town yesterday.
James French is at the home of
MIS-. Bette French on East Fourth
street. He Is confined tohis room
With rheumatism.
Get job printing which you are
not ashamed to send out. We do
trst'elass work at this office and it
costs no more than the other kind.
Mrs. o. I. Heaberlin has return
ed to her home at Portsmouth,,
Ohio, after pleasant visit with
relatives and friends here and a,
huntington.
1t Is very noticeable fact that
many of our residents are materi.
ally beautifying their property by
treating their dwellings to new
coats of paint. Others are making
Substantial repairs to their homes.
Fleet Wolfe of Columbus was
here last week the guest of his
uncle, 1. X. Alley. Mr.. Wolfe
was en- route home from Charlottes-
vile, Va, where he had been at
tending military school.
Two ladies. who are travelling in
the interest of the Congregational
Home Missionary society, will be
IN Ceredo next Sunday evening and
will speak at the Congregation al
church on that evening. All are
invited.
l.. K. Sermons of Huntington,
deputy head consul of the Modern
Woodmen. is spending a few days
/ =" N'S'O ouu heuONt III the lu-
terest of that order. Mr.. Sermons
has written number Of applicants
since coming here, all of whom will
be initiated in the Coredo camp.
Rev. w. f. Sheppard will preach
the Memorial sermon in Odd Eel.
low hall next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. All the Odd Fellows At
Huntington and vicinity will be
present. a number will attend
from Ceredo lodge. The hall is on
corner of Tenth street and Third
avenue, Huntington.
We visited the Woods big stores,
between 10th and 18th streets, on
Third avenue in Huntington last
Monday and found an astonishingly
large stock Of goods, ready for the
big sales, which are advertised al
bargain prices in this paper. Read
the big, haltpage ad. and then
visit the stores.
Mrs. Maxwelton Wright receiv.
ed long distance telephone mes
sage from her daughter-Mrs. w al
ter Wylie-who lives at Charles
ton, last Sunday evening, stating
that she Mrs. Wylie) was serious
ly i'll with throat trouble. Mrs
Wright left for her daughters
bedside Monday morning.
3 b. Bum, the we'll known con.
tractor, who had the contract for
repairing the Congregational church,
this place, died the Sd inst. in a
hospital at Huntington. Not long
ago he was kicked in the abdomen
by a mule which caused his death.
Mr.. Bum was very useful man
and his death will be sadly f elt.
We are sorry to say it but 1t is
nevertheless true that Ceredo has
some very bad boys. When they
get on those raised seats in Wright
Bros Hall they feel so elevated
that it seems impossible for some
Of them to behave themselves. | a
few of them were placed in the
lock up. kept over night and fined
they probably would act properly
when in public afterward.
More Ceredo people should at
tend Divine worship. 1t is really
discouraging for ministers to preach
to empty benches. We dare say
there are church members in Ce.
redo who do not attend church
half dozen times during a whole
year. Attend church and take
your children with you. 1t is
much better to have your sons and
daughters IN the "house Iof woT-
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