Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Edgar Crow of Huntington visit.
ed our TOW n last Sunday.

Miss Ollie Spurlock visited rela-
tiyes at Wayne last Sunday.
Read all the advertisements in
this paper. 1t Will pay you
Too many people shopping these
days for us TO mention them.
Mrs. o. d. CARED of Huntington
was a~Ceredo visitor last Friday.
Tell the merchant hen you buy
your holiday presents that you saw
his ad. IN this paper.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs
ID. b. Hardwick OF Wayne were
Ceredo visitors last week.
Wayne Wright, who has been at
tending school at Columbus, Ohio,
is at home fer the holidays.
A Red Cross Seal looks well on a
Christmas package or letter. If you
have no seals secure some at once.
Here's wishing that all patrons Of
this paper may have a Merry and
Happy and a Contented Christ
mas.
MIR. and Mrs Sanford Smith of
Kepova attended services at the
Cere1o Nj. K. church last Sunday
evening.
Judging from the large amount
of advertising in our state exchanges
the merchants anticipate a big holi-
day trade.
Miss Grace Swartz will leave for
Columbus, Ohio. today (Wednes-
day. 10 spend the holidays with
home folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Long and
Miss Grace Hewitt will visit relatives
and friends at Athens, Ohio, during
the holidays.
Miss Emma Hammock, who is
teaching school in Lincoln district.
arrived At home for the holidays
last Friday evening.
Max. Wright, Jr., arrived at
home from Morgantown the latter
part of last week ana will spend the
holidays with home folk.
Send to Mrs. G. o. Grady or
Miss Mary Peck and get some Red
Cross seals. DO not send Christ
mas package without a seal.
Now that the holiday rush for ad-
vertising space is over we trust our
country friends will not be back
wa: d in sending us the news.
Walk-Over shoes make useful
presents, SO. so, $500, $3.50 per
pair. BRUINS SHOE Co,
12dec2w. adv. Catlettsburg, KY.
Frank Adkins of Cincinnati is
expected here today "wednesday
TO spend Christmas with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mre. W. ii. Adkins.
We have q big line Of Christ
mas Slippers, 81 90, 81 %, 81 80
and 81 90. BRUINS SHOE Co.,
12dec2w. adv. Catlettsburg KY.
w o. Darling, of Kenova r. f..
-. No. |, was in town last Saturday
and while here handed us a dollar
TO renew bis subscription to the Ad-
vance.
The concrete work for the Jordan
Branch bridge has been completed.
As soon as the iron comes the
bridge can be completed in about
ten days.
Miss Clara Grady arrived here
from Nelsonville, Ohio, the first of
the week. She will make her home
with her brother, Superintendent @.
Otto Grady.
Mrs. w. S. Lands, Mrs. Tom
Brown, Miss Eva Wellman and
Miss Daisy Dingess Of Louisa, Ky,
were guests of the family Of Mayor
J. o. Marcum last week.
Johnson Hensley has purchased
the lot just east Of the postofice.
Henry Hensley has repair ted the
building on the lot and will occupy
same as a law Office.
The Christmas song service rem.
deIed at the NJ. K. church last Sun
day evening, the program Of which
we gave III last weeks issue, was
highly appreciated by a large audi
ence.
&. p Hoard, cashier of the Firsr
National Bank OF Ceredo. does moi
like the new currency bill that pass
ed the senate last Friday. lie con.
demns the measure IN strong Ian.
guage.
In a short time one nights union