Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-06-04
Mrs. Kate Mott visited Ashland
KY, last week.

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Mrs. William Carver is visiting
friends at Dickson.
Prentice Plymale of near Duuleith
was in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Z. P. Hoard visited rela-
tives at Wayne last Friday.
III. l.. Stone was numbered among
the sick day or so last week.
Howard Gum of Ashland, XIV.
was Ceredo visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Cbas. Mabel of
Huntington were Ceredo visitors
last Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Via and children of
Roanoke, Va, are the guests Of
Ceredo relatives.
S. ID. Endicott has sold his dwell
ing on East Third street TO Mrs.
May +. Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Brown OF
Porte mouth, Ohio, ale visiting rel
atiyes al this place.
Mrs. w. =. Slaughter of Cincin-
natl is visiting relatives and friends
in this community.
John Hurley's cottage on East
Second street Is completed. Henry
Holley will occupy it.
Mrs. w. d. O'Neal and Miss
Edith Marcum of Louisa, Ky, are
visiting relatives in our town.
Mrs. White of Huntington was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. X. Gum, last Sunday.
Mrs John Williamson and daughter
Elizabeth of West Huntington were
visitors to our town last Saturday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Richard Cyrus of
Portsmouth, Ohio, visited relatives
and friends here the latter part las,
week.
Mrs. Susan Davis and grand
daughter, Mary Clark, visited
Beulah cemetery, near Proctorville,
ONO, decoration day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Adkins at
tended the decoration ceremonies
ut Woodland cemetery at Ironton,
Ohio, last Friday. A large crowd
was present and the ceremonies very
impressive.
U. q. Parsley of Kenova was
looking after business in the CITY
Monday evening. Mr.. Parsley is
in tie lumber business at Kenova-
Big Sandy Louisa, Ky.) Enter>
prise, May 80.
w. w. Whyte is making i'm
provements to the property he re-
Gently purchased of Mrs. S. T.
Roberts near here. Mr., Whyte
will make. delightful ''summer
home" of the property.
Another cigarette case was before
Squire A. @. Brown last Sunday.
The guilty one was a l7-year old
boy from Ironton, Ohio, who was
arrested at Camden park. He plead
guilty and was assessed SIS 90 and
costs.
@. II. DAFT of Columbus, Ohio,
was shaking hands with old acquaint-
ances and friends here last week.
He says he likes OhIo's capital city
very much and states that the recent
flood there did him no damage, a.
he lives on high ground.
woods, to the rescue" Hunt
ington firm known to all our read
ers, has purchased the Eaton stock
of wall paper and assert that they
intend to give the public the bene-
ut of the greatest bargains ever
known IN wall paper circles. See
ad. elsew where in THE paper.
Quite a number Of Kenova PEG
pie attended services at the Ceredo
Congregational church last Sunday
evening and listened to the ey cellent
annual sermon to the graduates of
the Ceredo- Kenova High School
and the splendid musical program
rendered on that occasion.
Mrs. &. H. Osgood. who was 90
years old last Thursday and one of
the best loved christian ladies Of
the land, made the ADvANCE Office
a pleasant call last Monday. Mrs.
Osgood Is still hale and hearty and
attends church services regularly.
We recently visited the Hunt
ingtoD Sash, Door and Trim Co.'s
mills at 18th Street and Second
Avenue, Huntington, and Mr..
Mann, the gentlemsniy manager,