Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-06-28

d. X. Avis was a Huntington
visitor Saturday.
VIM. Adkins was tie guest of his
son-W. III. Adkins-last week.
Miss Grace Adkins is the guest
of her brothers-Paul and Walter
at Bluetield.
Supt. T. III. Winters will leave
today on short business trip to
Morgantown.
Mrs. ID. X. Avis and Mrs. Del
bert Campbell made this office an
appreciative visit Monday.
Well, We lave been having some
tolerably warm weather, and it has
been considerably dry, too.
Miss Myrtle Stone left Monday
night for two months visit with
relatives and friend. in Virginia.
Mrs. II. II. Rutherford AID Miss
kathryn French spent Tuesday of
last week with the formers rela-
tives at Cyrus.
Mrs. c. III. Osgood, Mrs. WIN.
Carver and their guests, TIE Misses
Wallace, made a business aud pleas
ure tip TO Dickson last week.
The corn crop may be good, any,
way, even if we do no; have an
abundant supply of potatoes. Let's
be thankful for anything we may
receive.
Sheriff Sam J. Crum, who bv the
way Is giving satisfaction as an of
ticlaI, was incur town last Wednes
day en- route to Parkersburg on
business.
ga Subscriber" writes an article
Tor this paper TO producers of to.
bacco In West Virginia, but as he
failed to sign his name We cannot
publish it.
Our reporter was mIsip formed
last week when ne stated that L. NJ
Cane Was arrested aud bound over
TO answer an Indictment. II was
f. NJ. Garter.
Rev. Mr.. Pickett, who was call.
cd TO the pastorate OF the Congre,
gationai church, writes that he has
made other arrangements and can
not accept the call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Stewart left
the frs. of this week for CHEYENNE.
Wyoming, whore Mr.. Stewart will
resume the railroad work be was
performing before he came here sew
,eral months ago.
| The Queen of America and tie
National Union of Pittsburg, Pa,
Iare tirst-class fire insurance cDmpa-
lnies. They pay losses caused by
lighting, whether fire ensues or not.
IT. +. McDougal is agent for these
companies. IF.
Among those who attended ser
wees at tie Congregational church
last Sunday evening from Hunting
ton were: Rev and Mrs. j. l..
Hoy, Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Abbott.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ensign, Miss Jennie
Waits aud Ii. q. Warth.
Rev. John |. Iloyt Of Hunting
ton preached an excellent sermon al
the Ceredo Congregational church
last Sunday evening. ii. c. Warth.
choirsier of the First Congrega-
tiona! church of Huntington, was
present and sang two solos which
were much enjoyed by the audience
In private letter from Consul
AlonzD Is. Garrett, Nuevo Laredo,
Mexico, we are informed that II
gentleman has been quite sick. lie
says eff able | will leave here
July LIST TO enter a hospital at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, and hope to come 10
West Virginia to see my old friends
before | return TO my post"
Supf. r. II. Winters will deliver
an address at the NJ. r.. church
next Sunday evening. The subject
will be "The Advance Of Civil and
Religions Liberty Since TIE Invei =
ton Of the Printing Press" The
address will be Interesting and
worth going to hear. as Mr. Win.
tiers Is an able speaker and we'll
qualified to handle the subject in an
/ admirable manner. All are invited
to be present on that evening.
Rev. J. Is. Waller Of Kepova in
an address at thc meeting Of the
| Womap's clubs Of Csredo and Ken.
ova at Camden park on West Vir-
. ginia day, said he understood that
the taxpayers Of Ccredo were on
posed To improving tho streets or
words To dat nlFect. The rev