Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-03-26

successful evangelist.
w<nouced W. II. CaSy on our
strsets lat Monday.
W. w Porter of Huntington
ea- IN our town last Monday.
Olive, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Lambert, is quite
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Aten of
Huntington were Sunday guests of
Mrs Bette French.
James HaNs Of Colorado and Ja-
cob haws of Logan are visiting rel
atlves IN tins community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Barnett of
Huntington visited relatives here
the latter part of last week.
school children will find the
largest pencil tablet on he mar
ket at the Advance Stationery
store. Only 5 cents. If.
Young Peoples prayer meeting
will be held at the home OF Miss
Hernia Marcum next Saturday
evening at 7;SO o'clock.
A wise housekeeper begins
housecleaning early and avoids
hurry and worry. Allow me to
assist you. G. V. DoDGE,
Painting and Experimenting,
Adv. 19mar4w. Kenova
Fred. a. Rumble received a tele-
gram yesterday morning stating his
mother, Mrs. Ann Rumble, died at
her home near Elmira. n. Y, Mon
day night. She was SO years Of age.
Mr.. Rupdle returned last week from
his mothers bedside.
Two young men from Hunting
ton were arrested by special police
man II. IL. Rutherford Monday
evening for fast driving and bolster
Gus conduct. Mayor j. o. MarcGm
fined each $40 90 and costs and in
default of money or bail they spent
Monday night in the lookup. Rel
aiives came to their relief yesterday
and they were released.
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Among those who attended the
vesper service at the Huntington
Congregational church Sunday af-
ternS9n were Mrs. Il. ii. Winters,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Gieske, Mrs
L. t. McDongal, Misses Sadie
Wright, BlaH h and Law
renee Wright . place and Miss
Mary Peck any F. r. Peck of
Kenova.
For SALE.-Barred Rock Eggs,
fifteen for 1925. One hundred
81 90. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Best of retreDce given on request.
EMMA HARGITT, Saybrook, Ill. !
houte l.. Adv. 19mar4w.
w. Ii. Carey and Galley Roberts
had a suit before Squire A. G,
Brown last Modnay. The suit was
for possession of property which
Carey had been renting Roberts. A
jury of six decided in favor Of
Carey. Attorney w. G. Mann of
Huntington represented Roberts
and Homer B. Marcum appeared for
Carey.
The good people of Kenova show
ell their appreciation of the untIring
labors of their pastor, Rev. VIM.
Fallen, by a generous donation on
last Friday night. About 20 of the
sood people of Kenova visired the
Nj. r. parsonage at this place,
bringing with them many choice
eatables and purse of money be
sides. The donation as stated in.
cluded eatables and cash, and In all
amounted to over $40 90. After
special music, short talks by the
donors and prayer by pastor, all re
turned to their homes with words
Of commentator in behalf of this
occasion. May Gods richest bless
logs rest upon every person who so
cheerfuly aided in their donation.
Born.
SMITH.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry