Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.


Ms. Walter Wood is confined
TO her room with measles.
DR.. Allen Frasher of Fort Gay
was in town last Saturday.
II is notNxItc;td that the apple
crop will be large this year.
Miss Orpba Harms of Fairmont.
Ind, is ibe guest of Miss lola
Beasley.
Mies Leo Sanders passed thro'
this place last Saturday en- route to
her home near WEIGH.
Edgar, tie little son of Mr.. and
Mis-. NJ. ID. COllty. who has been
critically i'll, Is recovering.
The genial F. F. Badgley of Ken
ova was a business visitor TO our
town last Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adkins of
Blucfeld are the guests of Mr.. A IS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ill. AID
kins.
John Hurley's three-room cottage
on East Scond street, under course
OF construction, is nearing compile
ton.
Nicholas Copley has had his resi-
dence on h First ST. raised and the
property otherwise materially i'm
proved.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Yelkey of Brownstown,
who has pneumonia fever, is I'm
proving.
Mrs. S. A. Wagner and daugh-
ter, Miss Hope, arrived at home
Last Thursday after having spent
several months in tie south.
Read the new advertisement Of
The D. II, Carpenter Co. in this
impression. For beautiful wall
paper, cheap, go there and secure
it.
Rev. Columbus Cole was in town
last Thursday en- route TO his home
at Logan from Parkersburg, where
he attended the convention of the
opticians.
The ladies of the Baptist church
held an ice cream social at the home
of Mrs. K. Tay Tor last Friday even.
ing. The aft air was well attended
and nice sum was realized.
Thomas Evick received message
Wednesday from Newport News
stating that Frank Duncan, former
ly Of Ceredo, had been instantly
killed. Mr.. Duncan worked as
carpenter in the shipyards.
Rev. J. K. Glenn, member Of the
Senior Glass of Bethany college,
will preach at the Westmoreland
church next Sunday at IL o'clock,
a. m. He will take up the work at
that church permanently in June.
Misses nellie GRADER and Blanche
Robbins of Ashland, KY, were
guests of Miss Marguerite Chapman
Sunday afternoon and attended ser
vices at the NJ. E. church in the
evening.
Rev. j. K. Hitner of Huntington
preached a good sermon at the Con-
gregational church, this place, last
Sunday morning. He is pastor of
the Cottage Grove Presbyterian
church of Huntington.
The enumeration of youth Of
school age in Ceredo Indep. ndent
District, recently taken by Homer
Marcum, elbows a decided gain
over the figures Of last year. The
total this April IS 1916, while last
year there were but 934. This ID
dictates a decided increase of pop
ulation. Kenova has total Of
$50, of whom 29S are BOYS and
26S are girls. Ceredo enumerates
4sO-239 boys and 240 girls. There
are 10 colored youth in the dis
trict.
We recently visited the Hunt
ington Sash, Door and Trim Co.'s
mills at 10Th Street and Second
Avenue, Huntington, and Mr..
Mann, the gentlemanly manager,
took US through the mills and we
were agreeably surprised to know
that the SECOND city" had such
splendid, well-equipped mills.
Any one any place in the Ohio
Valley will do we'll to buy sasb,
doors and windows of this firm.
They manufacture the handsom-
eat oak doors to be found any
where and their screen doors are