Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-11-08

ments were served to happy crowd
OF boys and girls.
A. {. Alvord, the plumber, Of
Kenova was business visitor here
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Feazel of
Portsmouth. Ohio, are guests of
relatives in our town.
The Lewis Furniture Co. has a
BARGAIN advertisement in this pa,
per. Read ii and profit thereby.
Thirteen boys were before Mayor
Smith one evesing last week charged
with committing Halloween depre
da,ions. As no proof could be
secured to substantiate the charges
they were dismissed.
DIR. Allen Frasher, the eve sight
specialist. will be at Wayne the first
two days of court. Have your old
glasses made new for your winters
reading. Glasses accurately fitted.
Eyes tested free.
The Bookkeeper or Stenographer
who has the recommendation of
the Mountain State Business Col
lege, Parkersburg, w. Va. can
always secure employment. Write
today for their 96 page Catalogue.
lSoct6w.
Prof. 7. Howard Winters was
raised to the Sublime degree of a
Master Mason by Crescent Lodge
No. 30, last Friday evening, after
which Refreshments consisting of
oysters, coffee, cake, etc. were
served in the Odd Fellow building
by the ladies' Ct the Nj. K. church.
f. 5. Hammock is preparing to
reopen his store at Kenova. Mr..
Hammock sold ont to Walter
Greepslait about a year ago, but
the latter gentleman having made
an assignment necessarily caused
the building to become vacant.
The M. K. Sunday School has APP
pointed committee of five mem
bers, with III. l.. Stone as chair
man, to select program for Christ.
mas exercises and report next Sun
day morning. Other members of
the committee are Mrs. Ed. Har.
rington, Misses May Williams, Mel.
lie Bruins and Hernia Marcum.
Messrs. +. J. Davies, j. f.
Booth, j. w. Christy, G. II.
Raffe, G. l.. Simpson, Emanuel
Bern. &. j. Harper, of Huntington.
and Rev. II. n. Newell, pastor of
the M. r.. church at this place.
visited Ceredo Lodge, No. 1877, /.
o. o. f., on Tuesday evening of
last week
Fletcher Garrett of Callettsbure.
Ky, recently received a letter from
his brother, L. 5. Consul Alonzo
Garrett, of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
and the Consul states that he has
practically recovered good health.
When here few months ago he
was In extremely delicate health,
having to undergo an operation In
a Cincinnati hospital.
Miss Thelma Nipple was the
pleasant hostess TO a number of
young ladies and gentlemen at the
Commercial hotel on Monday even
ing of last week. The Office and
parlor of the hotel was artistlcally
decorated with pumpkins, corn
stalks and Autumn leaves. A
witch told fortunes, while cards and
old-fashione1 games were PLAYED.
An elegant lunch was served the
guests.
Mise Julia Wright delightfully."-
entertained a number of her friends
with ghost party on Tuesday even.
ing of last week. The house was
beautifully decorated for the
occasion, black and orange being
the prevailing colors. The rooms
were dimly lighted with Jack
'o-lanterns. Various games ap.
propriate to the season were played
while a gypsy in gorgeous array
gave each one present glimpse ln-
to the future. At eleven o'clock
delicious refreshments were served.
The revival at the Baptist church
closed last Wed1Sday evening.
About one hundred and fifty PEG
pie were converted during these
meetings, seventy of whom united
with the Baptist church while the
remaining eighty stated they would
join other churches at an early date.
Rev. Roscoe Murray, who assisted
Rev. Akers in the services, made
many friends during his short So
journ in Ceredo, all Of whom were
sorry TO see him leave. The sum
of 5000 cents was contributed to