Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-10-04

relatives at Prichard.
Mrs. Robert Powell is pumbere
among the sick this week.
DIR. Bauer spent Sunday wit
relatives at Wheelersburg, Ohio.
Mrs. J. w. Breeze was a yisito
at Catlettsburg Tuesday afternoo on
+. d. Wells of Charleston is IN
guest of his daughter, Mrs. S. II
Smith.
The little son and daughter O
Conductor and Mrs. j. H. Hardil
have tonsilitis.
Miss Anna Keyser, who ba,
been suffering from tonsilitis, i,
much improved.
Miss Hanna McCarty of Parkers
burg was the guest Of Kenovs
friends Wednesday afternoon.
X. Q. Lambert cf Whites creek
transacted business at this place
and the Gate City Monday.
Cecil, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luth.
er Davis, is recovering from a Sc.
we're attack of appendicitis.
III. M. Bailey has returned from a
vacation spent with relatives and
friends in Ohio and Pittsburg.
Mrs. Susan Davis and little Mary
CLARK attended worship at the Cere.
DO M. T.. church Sunday evening
The genial M. M. Postle is here
from Chicago mlngling with old
friends. Merton is looking fine
and dandy.
Mrs. Ellendar Taylor and daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, were here from
Ceredo Sunday afternoon, calling
on friends.
Mrs. Morris Buzzard ard chill.
dren haYe returned to their home al
Parkersburg after a visit with Ken
ova friends.
Mrs. Oscar Heaberln of Ports
mouth has returned home after a
short visit here the guest OF Mrs
Nj. d. Lewis.
Paul Iiernan of Washington, ID.
o., was here this week, ATTENDING
the funeral and burial of his broth.
er, Wade Tieruan.
Mrs. G. III. Osgood, Mrs. w. A.
Ramsdell and Mrs. VIM. Carver of
Ceredo called on Kenoya relatives
and friends Wednesday afternoon.
Postmaster A. G.. Holt is prepar
ing to move the post.office to the
Miller building, occupying the
room recently vacated by the First
National bank.
DIR. and Mrs. +. j. Wharton
were in the city Wednesday after
noon en- route to Portsmouth where
they will spend few DAYS with
their daughter, Mrs. Bertha Blood
While manipulating a pump re-
Gently the handle flew up and
struck Hon. Jos. S. Miller under
the left eye. The injury Is a Sc
we're one although 1t will not affec,
his eyesight.
Brent Shriver, state secretary of
the Jr. O. U. A. NJ, was recently
the guest of Kenova friends. Mr..
Shrlver is thinking of moving from
New MartInsvllle to Huntington in
the near future.
a large audience was present at
the Nj. +. church Sunday morning
TO hear DIR. Il. NJ. Hare lecture on
the subject of prohibition. DR.. Hare
presented facts and figures that to
many were astounding.
The band boys realized about
nifty dollars at their supper Tues
day evening. Kenova people turn
ed out en- masse and gave the bows
"lift." Members of the Catletts>
burg band furnished music for the
occasion, playing on the new in.
struments of the Kenova band.
X, l.. Toothman of Ceredo. fore
man OF y. e w. construction force
was here Tuesday en- roote TO his
work up the line. Mr.. Toothman
recently had the misfortune to run
wire IN his foot and as a result OF
the injury he was off duty a few
days.
Work of removing the NJ. f.
church to It's Dew location at the
corner Of Fifteenth and POPLAR
streets was begun yesterday. The
new location is so situate that the
minister and audience will not be
interrupted with noise from pass
ing locomotives.
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