Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-05-25
LATEST NEWS
FROM KENOVA
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Haven Kirk is visiting relatives
at Bell Springs. Va.
Miss Marie Staley of Neal visited
relatives here last week.
j. f. Hutchison transacted bust
ness at Ceredo last Friday.
w. w. Breeze transacted bust
ness at lronton yesterday.
Mrs Freeand Frazier, who has
been very ill, is improving.
Mrs. Albert Hale called at Cat
'ettsburg Saturday evening.
Miss Stella Wheeler is confined
to her room with severe cold.
DR.. +. ID. Marcum was here
from Torchlight, Ky, Monday.
While waiting for car drop in
and see John Shower, the barber.
J. G. Lambert was business
visitor here from Wayne this week.
U. g. Chambers transacted bust
ness at Portsmouth last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Willis is quite ill at
the home Of j. w. FARRELL in East
Ceredo.
Mrs. u. @. Chambers has return
ed from a visit with relatives at
Lucasville, Ohio.
Mrs. w. r. Wilson has about
recovered from protracted illness
of acute indigestion.
Jefferson Galloway, who was laid
up with the grip for several days,
is again able to be out.
Miss Alice LaFollette is prepar.
ing TO have dwelling erected on
her lot on Beech street.
Gladys, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayo, has re-
covered from severe throat affiic.
ton.
Miss Eskins of Nolan is the
pleasant guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
Z. Rice, on Chestnut and Twelfth
streets.
Amos Mays is laid up with a
sprained foot, the result of his ankle
turning in alighting from buggy
Sunday.
While working at the steel plant
Harry McFann was recently severe.
ly injured by wire cutting the
bridge of his nose.
Miss Leah Harris has sufficiently
recovered TO resume her duties as
teacher in the school after a few
days indispositlon.
The nlne-months-old daughter of
treeland Frazier, who has been Sc
riouoly I'LL with pneumonia for some
time, has about recovered.
W. Ii. White, special n. & w.
officer, arrived in the city Wednes-
day from Norfolk. He has been
assigned to duty at this place.
Charles Semmelman is erecting a
residence on his lot. AS Mr.. Sem
melnan is not benedict at this
time. 1t is presumed the new dwell.
ing will be for rent upon its com
pleton.
w. Ii. jenkins has returned from
near Columbus where he was called
on account of the serious illness of
his daughter Miss jenkins was
afflicted with pneumonia fever, but
since being brought home has near.
ly recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Falwell and
children have returned from Lynch.
burg, va, where they were called
on account OF the death of Mrs.
talweil's sister, formerly Miss
Carrie Franklin. The deceased
was well Known here, having visit.
ed Kenova and Ceredo on variou.
occasIOns.
The commencement exercises Of
the Sixth grade of the Kenova
school were held last Friday after
noon. The program consisting of
Rotations, dialogues, etc, wa,
rendered in pleasing manner.
Many OF the patrons Of the school
were present and all were delighted
with the afternoons entertainment.
). Cracrum, an Italian emplove
at the steel plant, met with severe
injuries recently. lie became en-
tangled with q wire and was wrap
ped about large spool, with the
result that two Of his ribs were
broken, bis right arm and both
legs hurt, besides being bruised
very badly about his body.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church will give a lawn fete at the
residence of Mrs. A. d. Hughes on
| Chestnut between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets Saturday, May
%. The festivities will begin in
the afternoon and continue through