Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-04-23

$500 offered for The arrest of
Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Osburn of
kenova visited our town last Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert of
heneNa were Ceredo visitors last
Sunday.
Miss Lera Carver of New Mexico
IS the guest of relatives in the
South Side.
Emory Lemasssrs of Portsmouth
was calling on Ceredo friends Sun.
day evening.
Uncle Charley Brown, who has
been very poorly for the past few
days, Is reported improving.
Miss tt elma Thompson of North
henova visited relatives and friends
IN Ceredo Sunday and Monday.
Young Peoples prayer meeting
"lli he held at the home of Mis-
May Williams Saturday evening.
Mrs. Whl Cowie has returned
from weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Blood-at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Misses Edith Marcum and Je,
ONE of Louisa, Ky, were the
guests OF relatives in our town las,
week.
The gas well recently drilled in
near Kermit by the conn any com
posed OF Watson, Stewart. etc is
estimated 20 be good for five million
feet per day.
Have numerous orders DO ked
Tor later or, but let Us GIT busy
now-at once. G. V. DODGE,
Painting and Decorating.
Adv. maI4w. Kenova
Miss May McDougal returned
last Wednesday from pleasant
VI 1t with Miss Ollie Spuriock a,
Berwind and Mrs. q A. Wright a
Williamson.
G. II. Blackburn of Proctor.
NJ nm, visited relatives in the tri-
state region last week, he b inp
called here 10y the death Of his faith,
err, +. J. Blackburn, who died al
West Huntington the 18th inst.
The little four-year old son OF
David bl nton was hooked hy a
calf last Saturday and badly hurt
The calfs horn went entirely
through the child's cheek and it re- |
quired several stitches to close the
wound.
We think Spring is here for
keeps this time. Let me help you |
lcean house.
f9ma14w. G.. V. DoDGE.
Painting and Decorating,
auV' Kenova.
Mrs. Willard Laml ert was called
to Huntington last Friday on a.,
count of the serious illness of her
grand danghter-Dorothy Barnett
who Is afflicted with pneumonia
fever. The little girl is improving.
The public schools of this indie,
pendent district will make up the
time lost on account IF the flood by |
opening earlier IN the morning. and |
holding later in the afternoon
having half day session on Satur-
days.
Governor Hatfield has appointed |
the following named Wayne county
people as delegates to the Southern
Sociological congress, which meets
at Atlanta, Ga, April 25-29: Mrs
): K. Gieske of Ceredo; Jos. 5.
NJ Her of Kenova and }. M. York
of Fort Gay.
A horse belonging to Samuel
Lowe was stolen from Mr.. LIS
stable on Scgrer Hill last Friday
night. The thief broke a lock to
get the animal that was worth about
$500. The horse was found and
recovered by Mr.. Lowe near Ash
land, Ky, where the man sold it.
The thief made his escape.
A wise housekeeper begins
housscleaniDg early and avoids
hurry and worry. Allow me to
assIst you. G.. V. DoDGE,
Painting and Paperhanging, |
Adv. 19mar4w. Kenova. |
Uneasiness was caused among the |
mem bers of two families in town |
last Friday when two ch .ldren be.
came suddenly i'll and it was thought 1
they had been drinking silver polish. |
The little tots were Virginia, daugh. |
ter Of Nj. and Mrs. James Farris.
and Hal son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McFann, each aged about two years
a physician was summoned who