Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.

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MIS-. Howard Burks is the guest
OF relatives AT Greenup, Ky.
The little son of Eliza Johnson,
who has been Ill, is imp owing.
o. w. Brown of Portsmouth, o.
was visiting in town sunday.
Mrs. 4. Mize bas returned from
visit with relatives IN Kentucky.
Mrs. Charles Brown visited friends
at Normal, KY, the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Jake Johnson and daughter,
Miss Madge, were visiting in Hunt
IDgton Monday.
Mrs. Ida Rowe and daughter,
Miss Edna, spent few hours IN Cat.
lettsburg Monday.
Bert Robbins is working IN the
ADVANCE Office during the illness OF
Il. p. Chapman.
Misses Dora Bloss and Blanoh
Boggs were guests of friends on the
South Side Sunday.
Special n & w. Officer J. f.
Webb Of Kenovs was a Ceredo Wis
itor last Monday.
Mrs Hardin Scaggs visited her
sister, Mrs. Hill, at Ashland the
fret Of the week.
Fred Perdue, who has been work
ing at Ports mouth, o., is the guest
of home folk at this place.
a number of Ceredo people have
been attending the revival meetings
Nat the kenovs M. K. church.
Read the interesting Magazine
Section with this Issue of tho AD-
VANCE. 1t contains many good
things.
A number of people of this com,
muDity received invitations 10 Gov
eInor Hatheld's Inauguration and
the inaugural ball.
A meeting of the ladies of the M.
E. church vas held at the home of
Miss May Williams, on West First
street, last Thursday evening.
The Ladies' AID society of the
Baptist church will give an Ice
cream supper at the home of Mrs.
E. Taylor Thursday night. All are
invited to attend.
p. P. Chapman, who has been
confined to bis home on East Sec.
ond street with appendicitis for the
past ten days, ls improving. He is
now able to be out.
j. II. Carter has moved to this
place from Lynchburg, Va He
occupies tie Il. l.. Black residence
on West First street vacated by DR..
J. w. Rife.
WIN. K. .MoQuiu, of Huntington,
was a Ceredo visitor last Wednes-
day. While in tom he called and
renewed bis subscription to the AD-
VANCE.
Mrs. Luoien p. Smith, whose
husband lost bic life in the Titanic
disaster, has brought suit, in con.
nection with others, against owners
Of the steamer for damages.
The teachers of the public schools
Of this district met at the Kepova
school building last Friday after.
noon. Much valuable information
obtained at these teachers' meet
Dgs.
Postmaster Sam j. Wright Of
this place is slated az manager of
HuutiDgton's new baee ball team.
TO be known az the Blue Sox of the
Ohio State league. MIR. Wright. IN
company with Dr. h. Stern, went
TO Columbus, Ohio, lsst SUNDAY
and on Monday attended meeting
of the league maguates and mana.
gers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
+. church will hold an Easter Sale
in the Odd Fellow building on Sat
urdsy, the 92d iust. Pies, cakes
and many other good things suitable
for the Easter dinner may be pur-
chased at a reasonable price. The
ladies invite you to give them
a call.
The members Of the county court
and the county surveyor we're here
last week locating the new bridge
that is TO be built across Twelve
Pole in the southern part of town.
We do not know the exact location
agreed upon, bat il has been under
stool that High street is to be open