Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-12-24

readers.
Street car service every fiftee.
minutes thIs week.
! MISS Julia Wright has been i'll
for the past few days.
Mrs. Ed. Harrington has been
quite sick for the past few daysA
Howard Leverlng of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, is the guest of friends here.
II you need a new or second
hand sewing machine call on he
proprietor of this paper.
Special services will commence at
the Ceredo NJ. L. church Jan. IA,
1914. Why not begin a special
preparation in each Individual life
al once?
The Congregational Sunday
School will reuder an Interesting
Christmas program, consisting of
songs and recItations, this WED
nesday) evening.
Mrs. Maggie Holiday, sister of
Mrs. H. j. Payne, died at her
home in Bluefield last Friday
Mrs. Payne WAS at the bedside of
het sister when she passed away.
First quarterly conference for the
Ceredo- Kenova charge will be held
at the Ceredo NJ. T. church Deuem-
Ter 81. All official members are re-
quested to be present at this meet
ing.
Hansel, the little four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. K. Nc.
Quin, who live near town, has been
sick with pneumonia. He is lmr
proving, however, we are glad to
he able TO say.
We now furnish our readers
with a weekly letter from Wash
ington, D. c., by George Clinton,
a splendid writer. We may notat
all times agree with what the cor
respondent says, however.
Miss Nora Swanson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swanson, has
been quite poo'ly from nervous
prostration ever since the home of
her father on Buffalo creek was de.
stroyf d by fire on the morning of
the 9th inst. She is at the home Of
). K. Dishman on Docks creek.
Max. Wright, Jr.. entertained a
few OF his gentlemen friends last
Saturday evening at the home Of his
parents on q street. Those present
were: Bud Shirley and Ed. Keat-
ley of Charleston; Clarence Waters
of Huntington John York of Ken.
ova and Glenn Mott of this place.
The Ceredo Modern Wocdmen
will hold a special social meeting
for their families on New Years
eve. An abundance of refreshments
will be prepared for the occasion.
Various prizes will be given the
leanest and latest, tallest and
shortest men present. There will
be many amusing surprises in store
for the visitors.
The special services at the Keno
va NJ. + church closed last Sunday
morning, resulting in a number who
were reclaimed; IL converts, Of
whom were heads of families. AL
most all of the converts will unite
ia h hot oh Il l.
revival the pastor, Rev. VIM. Fal.
len, and his family were the recIp-
tents of generous donation on last
Saturday evening by the good peo-
pie of Kenova.
John Kempler was arrested by
Special Officer J. +. Webb last
Wednesday at the n. 81 w. tower.
lie refused to leave the tower and
resisted arrest. Squire J II. Lam
bert fined him s. 90 for trespassing,
which the prisoner refused to pay.
He was taken to the county jail by
Constable Fisher PlymaIe yester-
day .-KenoVa Reporter.
Although Squire Lambert had in
tended to send Kempler to the
county Jail, after representative of
the Kenova Reporter had interview
ed him the officer changed his mind
and released the prisoner when the
man promised to leave the state.
The Attorney General has decid-
ed that elections must be held on
the day the statutes direct even
though the same falls upon legal
holiday. Chapter 45 of the code
directs that elections held in mu.
inequalities created and organized