Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-05-31
j. ID. Mize has been seriously i'll
for several days.

Homer Marcum il at Charleston,
doing clerical work in the house.
Mrs. George Rigg has returned
from an extended visit at Oklahoma
Mrs. G. p. Hoard has returned
from a visit with relatives near
Wayne.
Mrs. George Wright is tskiug
treatment at a Cincinnati hospital.
Miss Sadie Wright, who accom-
panied her TO the Queen City, has
returned home.
Last Friday night fire did abou,
$4,000 damage to the Florentine
hotel at Huntington. The fire
started On All upper floor and tor a
time the entire block was threaten
ed.
/. o. o. F. memorial services
will be conducted at the Nj. K
church next Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock by Rev. Murray of
Kentucky. The public is cordially
invited 10 attend.
Sam Wright arrived home Sun.
day pIght from Omaha, Neb., hav-
ing been summoned by the death Of
his father. He was preparing to
pitch ball for the Wichita team
Saturday when he received the sad
message announcing the death OF
his father.
Invitations 10 the commence.
ment exercises at Logan, Ohio,
have been received by several Of
the friends of Mr.. Grady, former
ly of our schools, who is now
uperintendent there. A large
cIass of thirty mem bers is 10 be
graduated.
Miss Ruth Miller, who taught
Latin in the BIuefeld schools the
past year, is the guest of Ceredo
friends. Miss Miller taught that
branch in the Ceredo>Kenova
High school two years ago She
has been employed for another
year by the Biuefel school
board.
Iseman III. Harris of Cassville
was brought before Squire A. O..
Brown last Friday by Sheriff Sam
Crum on a lunacy warrant. DIR.
Bruins examined the man and pro
nounced him insane, whereupon the
squire committed him TO the Spen-
Ger asylum. Mr.. Harris was harm
less, hut frierds feared he might
wander upon the railroad tracks
ard get kill d.
The report which gained wide
circulation throughout this sec.
tioh TO the effect that all me
teachers of the B!U9Ge!d schc ols
bad been uIscharg- d, seems 10 be
without foundation. We are re-
hably informed that only the
superintendent and one or two
teachers have severed their con-
nectiou with those schools.
Mr.. Winters OF the local schools
was present al the Ca,lettsburg
commence meut which took place
Friday evening in their new school
building. The orator Of the oc.
casion was Governor Wilson of
Kentucky. The new building, OF
which j II. GIeske was the archi.
tect. was 81 the same time dedica,.
ed. There were seven in the Cat
.cttsDurg graduating class, five
girls and two boys. Walter Robin
son of Kenova was one of the grad
yates aud delivered an Grafton.
State Council Warden =. Z.
Chapman went up TO Bowen lat
Saturday aud on that night organ.
lied council Of tie Jr. q. u. A.
NJ. The council will be instituted
Saturday night, June 1t will
start off with between forty arC
fifty members, representative CHI
zens Of the Beech Fork country and
coniigueDt territory. All those
who signed the charter application
SCENE | TO be very much interested
in the organization, some going 30
far as to offer ground on which "a
erect hall, while others promised
part OF the lumber with which 10
build IT..
The following out Of town PEG
pie attended the funeral Of Robert
Wright at this place Monday
Mrs. Lucien Ferguson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Baumgardner, Mrs
Isadore Dryer, Huntington John
Ferguson, Louisa, Ky MIR. and
Mrs. J. e.. Lambert, son and daugb
ter, Harry and Lou, Wayne; Mr..