Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-04-05
KENOX,A NEWS
IN. GENERAL.
Everything Pared Down
So That Those Who Run
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Little Marjorie Jackson has the
pox.
II. Pierman is recovering from
severe illness.
Miss Ida Hale was a Gate City
visitor Friday.
The children of S,rother Mays
have the measles.
Mrs. J. III. Hardin was a Hunt
ington visitor Friday.
Miss Myrtle Bradford, who has
been Ill, is improving.
Albert Hale was business caller
at Catlettsburg Friday.
The daughter of j. f. Horack is
suffering from tonsilltis.
Mrs. w. }. Bryant was calling
at Huntington Monday.
Miss Jewel Meek of Neal is
the guest of relatives hero.
Mrs. g. w. Thomson was
Huntington visitor Monday.
Mrs. w. b. Morris was calling
on Huntington friends Monday.
County Clerk J. G. Lambert was
a business caller here Saturday.
II V. E = Bilups was visitor
at Solida, Ohio, the first of the
week.
Mrs Edward Minter spent the
day Monday with friends at Hunt.
ington.
Mrs. E. 7. Bnlups recently
spent the day with friends at Hunt
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush McKeand
called on friends at Ceredo Sunday
afternoon.
Walter Robinson spent several
days this week with friends at Cat
!ettsburg.
Mrs. J. l.. Harris Of Beech street,
who has been ill several days, is
i'm rowing.
Mrs. Jos. Thomson visited friends
at Catlettsburg the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Maggie Golf of Williamson
is the guest Of relatives and friends
at this place.
Miss Cynthia Meek has returned
to her home a. Catlettsburg after
short visit here.
This Is an ideal residence town
good schools, good churches and
good newspaper.
Miss Lora Osburn entertained
number Of friend. at her home on
Beech street recently.
w. W. Jackson, b q O. relief
agent at New Martinsville, spent
sunday here with his family.
Misses Irene Thomson and Eliza
Smith spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends at Russell, Ky.
The measles, whooping cough,
humps and chicken pox are cir
culating among the children here.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. w. Calhoun
entertained at dinner Sunday the
following guests: Miss Belle
Strother of Rush, Ky, Mrs George
Bell of Ashland, Ky, and DR.. w.
+. Sturgill Of Ceredo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eppich.
who occupied the Jos. 5. Miller
cottage, left for Cleveland, Ohio.
last Wednesday. Mr.. Eppich held
a lucrative position with the In
dependent Steel Go. and may re.
turn here in month or so. He is
good workman and he and his
wife made many friends while in
this community.
Mayor Lambert was rousted out of
bed late Tuesday night to mete out
justice to two Kentuckians who had
strayed from the straight and mar
row path. The men were en- rou.e
from the county Of McGofin tn a
point IN OHIO. They came down
Sandy ON the G. d o., and a. it,
vas their first ride on a train, the
vibrations and undulations of the
speeding polished cars caused them
TO become sea sick. On their arrival
at the Gate City they proceeded to
pour oil on the turbulent waters by
taking a few draughts Of whisky.
This only made the pillows roll the
ti2her and by the time they arrived
IN Kenova the old ship vas IN a very
bad condition. They dropped an
Choir at the Union depot and pro.
ceeded TO unload cargo of profan-
lty. The wayfaring men were taken
~ tow and piloted before Mayor
Lambert who assessed them five
dollars each. The mayor also gave
them a good lecture and would have
sent them TO iail on another CHARGE