Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-05-28
Boys, don't smoke cigarettes.

Slrcuil court dIlourDeu last Fri
day.
Harry Plymale was in town las:
Sunday.
Mrs. |. K. Alley has returned
from visit with relatives at Blue
field.
X. L. Black Of Columbus, Ohio.
was in our town last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Stark has been con-
fined 10 her home with measles for
several dsys.
Roht. Sanborn of Berwind, Nc
Dowell county, was In town last
Saturday evening.
Dr. Hare of Bluefield was the
guest of w. Ii. Adkins and family
last Satu: day evening.
Misses lola Bessley and Orpha
Harris visited friends at Charleston
Saturday and Sunday.
Thomas Skean and sons, James
w. and Bert, of Docks creek were
III town last Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Wright and Mrs
Walter Hensley were Huntington
visitors last Monday.
Attorney Lawrence Mcclure of
Huntington was professional vIsl-
tor In our town yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson of North
Kenova, Ohio, was shopping in our
town Monday morning and incident
ally left two dollars Oh subscription
at this office.
The severe wind storm which Wis
tied this vicinity last Wednes-
day evening blew down fine cher
ry tree that stood in the yard of the
property occupied by III. l.. Stone
on East First street.
MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Black and
Mrs. Paul Adkins went to Ports
mouth, Ohio, Sunday where they
will be guests of relatives for sewers
al days. Paul Adkins will JOIN his
wife at Portsmouth sometime this
week,
The Wayne News, in speaking of
the concrete work done by our
fellowtownsman. johnson Hensley,
to the county's PROPERTY at Wayne,
says: "The walk on the north aud
west side of the court house is
finished and adds greatly to the APP
pearaDce of the public square. The
court had the entrance and steps at
The west entrance built of concrete.
Mr.. Hensley is skilled workman
and has taken great interest in the
improvement. t."
We recently visited the Hunt /
ington Sash, Door and Trim Co.'s
mills at 18th 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 '<secondI 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 hsndsom-
eat oak doors TO be found any
where ard their screen doors are
beauties"
They are being caught already.
We mean the young fellows who
are in the habit of smoking ciga-
rettes. Deputy Sheriff Hartley Fer
guson arrested two youngsters at
Camden park last Sunday and
brought them before Squire a. q.
Brown for using the little fascina-
tors, familiary called "cofiin nails"
by many. Their names are John
johnson aged IS; and Frank Luther
aged 10. They work at the G. &
.. shops at Huntington and insist
ed on being tried on Sunday so they
could 90 to work Monday morning.
The boys would not tell where they
bought the cigarettes, but said they
knew about the Law and were guilty.
They were fined $500 and costs,
each.
The murderer of the baby found
couple of weeks ago under barn
IN West Huntington has not been
apprehended and the tiny body was
laid to rest last Saturday in Potter's
field at Spring Hill. It was thought
at the time of the finding Of the
body that the laundry marks on the
cloths wrapped about the chfd
would furnish a clue to the identity
of the mother, but when the search
was begun IT was found that thous-
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