Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-12-07

1911. to settle the small amount
they owe u.s.
Badly needed in Ceredo and Ken
ova-a good telephone system.
A. p. Malcolm of Kenova, r. F.
ID No l, was in our town on bust
ness last Mon@ay.
Cairo recently had biz fire,
which originated by small boy
playing with ma, ches.
L. l.. Mari. fsther of Mrs. Louis
Prichard, fell IN Huntingdon last
Thursday and dislocAted his hip.
If every home in Ceredo and Ken
ova bad phone many steps and
unnece ssary work would be saved.
Carl, the little brother of X. L..
Black. fell on the street in Ports
mouth one day last week and broke
hts arm.
+. III. Fitch, formerly known "a
1.-The Bald Eagle of Cabell," died
a few days ago at his home at Far
mere, Ky.
Fred Stafford, son of John +.
Stafford, arrived here from Missouri
last Saturday. HIS wife came here
some time ago.
For Fresh Groceries, Provisions,
Cigars, Tobacco. ETC., go to the
store of RoBT. HAzLETT. cor. Main
aud Is. steerts, Ceredo, w. Va. fl.
Snow 10 the depth of nine inches
fell here last Monday night. Rams
dell's and Hoard's teams were put
10 work yesterday morning with
snow plows and the side walks
were soon cleaned off so that the
children could get TO school. The
thanks of the people OF the town
are extended through the ADVANCE
TO Messrs. Ramsdell and Hoard.
Prof. Winters, ID. s. Griffith and
I. T. McDougal attended the lee
ture at Marshall college auditorium
last Saturday evening. Eek Govern
or Joseph w. Folk of Missouri was
the lecturer, his subject being can
Era of Conscience The lecture
was listened to with rapt attention
by large audience.
We recently received communi-
cation from Whites creek signed
"Bonaparte" concerning grating in
thus county, but as the writer failed
TO sign his name we cannot pub
fish 1t. Why will persons forge,
or neglect to sign tteir names to
letters for publication? They
ought to learn the rules of a news.
paper Office sometime.
There was a large attendance at
the stated communication of Ores.
cent Lodge, A. f. d A. NJ, last
Friday evening. G. &. Burks wa.
given the Entered Apprentice degree
and S. ID. Lewis was made a Master
Mason. The following visiting
brethren were present: j. Ii Lam
bert, Chas. Thscker, G.. V. Dodge,
w n. Townsend, Frank Hart, John
Kettel, DR.. L. n Golf and F. G.
kirkpatrick OF Kenova; G. Werle
of Chicago, who is at present engag
ed at work in installing an automat-
ic sprinkler at the steel plant. AT |
ter the evenings work a banquet
was given in the room on the first
floor of the Odd Fellow building,
which was highly enjoyed.
Although the authorities at Cat
lettsburg have been doing every
thing in their power to discover
how the little two-year.old girl
(wbose dead body was found in Big
Sandy river near the G.. d. o. X. X.
bridge at that place few days ago)
came o her death, no clue so far
has been discovered. The body was
embalmed and is held at the Kilgore |
undertaking establishment in hopes
that her name and the manner of |
her death may be learned. The |
child had fair complexion, having
brown eyes aud bore marks of hav- |
ing been born of somewhat cultured |
parentage, and the circumstances
all pointed toward the theory that
a great crime bad been committed |
by those who had committed the
body TO the waters of the river.
There was dainty white dress,
cap and brown stockings on the
Dsbe.