Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-01-01

NJ rs. Thomas Lewis is numbered
among the sick.
Large, new pencil tablets at the
Advance Office.
To what fri nd will you send this
. paper during the year 1918?
Mrs. J. w. Collier was quite sick
last week with a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Davis visited
relatives at Dickson last week.
Much interesting and entertain
ing matter in our Magazine Section.
Mrs 5. ID. Smith of Kenova was
an afternoon caller in our town sun
day.
Editor o. J. Rife of the Wayne
News was in our town one day last
week.
Lee Crider ate his Christmas din
ner at the Frederick hotel at Hunt
ington.
Mrs. Frank Riley and daughter
of Wheeling are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Gum.
Misses Blanche Bush and Sadie
Wright visited friends In Ashland,
Ky, last Sunday.
w. Is. Morefeld of Mullens, this
state, visited the family of III. l..
Stone on Christmas day.
The Misses Gladys and Nancy
Land are visiting In Ceredo, w
Va.-Blg Sandy News, Dec. 81.
For RENT-Four rooms on second
floor of ADVANCE building. Apply
at ADVANCE Office, Ceredo, w. Va.
&. w. Williams, who has been
working in Kentucky, was at home
with his family during the holidays.
For RENT.-A six room dwelling
nicely located on East Fourth street.
near street car line. Apply to +.
L. McDougal.
M. Nj. Poste of Columbus, Ohio,
left for his home last Sunday even
ing after visit of several days with
friends at this place.
Miss Ollie Spurlock, who is teach
ing school in Mcdowell county, Is
spending the holidays with her cous
In, Mrs. G. +. Hoard.
Mrs. Bertha Blood and children
returned to their home at Ports
mouth, Ohio, Friday after a pleas
ant visit with relatives here.
Wayne Moore, member Of the
Wayne County Republican Execu-
tive committee from Grant district
was Ceredo visitor last Sunday.
Miss Ella Hersey ate her dinner
on Christmas day with Mrs. l.. A
Ogden at Ashland. A family re-
union was held on that day at which
20 were present.
The young people who engaged
in the "turkey -trot," "grizzly bear"
and "bunny hug"-the new and
startling dances-at the charity ball
given at Huntington last Friday
night, are being severely condemned
by those who had charge of the ball,
They promise the unrefned dances
Will not he INDUCED in again at a
charity ball-if they have charge Of
it.
Hon. +. S. Doolittle, the retiring
judge, and Hon. John + Graham,
his successor as Judge Of the circuit
composed Of the counties of Cabell,
Lincoln and Putnam, were banquet
ted at the Frederick hotel by the
Cabell county bar last Saturday
night. Wit and wisdom flowed
quite freely for several hours. The
old and the new Judge are both
worthy the eulogism bestowed
Misses Sadie Wright and Blanche
Bush entertained number Of
friends with luncheon after the |
dance last Friday night, at the /
home Of the latter on Main street. |
Among those who composed the /
party were: Misses Kathryn French.
Grace Adkins, May McDougal and |
Leila Bonley; Messrs Roy Wright.
Glenn Mott, Guy French, Lawrence
Wright, NJ. NJ Postle. - Jones,
John Norman and Mr.. Peck, the
latter of huntington.
Willie Williams, the young man
who was so seriously hurt by falling /
of bridge at Pt. Pleasant some
time ago, an account of which was
published 10 this paper, las so far
recovered az TO be able to be out. /
lie surprised Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. /
Williams last Sunday by walking