Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-02-05

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John Ferguson visited his mother
on Docks creek last Friday.
Mrs. Belle Wright was Hunt
iIgton visitor last Thursday.
Virgil Scaggs of Spring Lake,
KY, is the guest of home folk.
&. A. Semmelman of Kenova was
a visitor to our town last Saturday
"The Girls Club" gave a dance
at Wrighrs hall last Thursday
night.
Mrs. Richard Cyrus Of Ports
mouth, Obio, is the guest of rela-
tives here.
Willie Rowe, who has been work
ing at Portsmouth, o., is the guest
of home folk.
c. l.. Hopkins of West Hunting
ton called on relativ es in our town
last Thursday.
James, the baby son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Harrington, is quite i'll
with pneumonia.
w. w. Smith OF Kenova secured
a committee cIerkshlp In the state
senate at Charleston.
Mrs. d. f. Peters of Williamson
has been the guest of relatives here
for the past few days.
Mrs. Walter Wylie of Charles
ton is visiting her parents-Mr. aud
Mrs. Maxwelton Wright
MIR. and Mrs }. f. Kesinger and
family of Kenova were guests OF
Mrs. Bette French last Sunday.
For RENT-Four rooms on second
floor OF ADVANCE building. Apply
at ADVANCE office, Ceredo, w. Va
To all new subscribers and old
ones paying arrearages we will give
pocket diary for 1918 free. Cal
for one. Il
Read the new advertisement Of
l.. q A. Tweel, the Huntington
jewellers, in this paper. This firm
is offering bargains now.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Chapman at
tended the funeral of Brent Shriver.
state secretary of Jr. O. U. A. M,
at Huntington last Thursday.
M efsrs. j. O. Marcum and Fe
lix FlaneTy went to Charleston Tues
day to witness the vote of the legis-
lature for United States senator.
A number of Ceredo ladies attend
ed luncheon given by Mrs. X. K.
Vickers at the Frederick hotel at
Huntington last Thursday after
noon.
The report that gained cIrcula
ton the first of the week to the
effect that there was a case of small
pox In the west end Of town was er.
roneous.
The ground hog saw his shadow
the I'd. Well, we have had but
little real winter weather up to the
present time and can stand a few
weeks of that kind
The country roads were reported
In a worse condition last Tbursdav
and Friday lban at any time this
winter. At many places they were
practically impossible.
Rev VIM. Fallen will begin a
series Of meetings at the Kenova
M. K church Sunday night. II the
good people Of our sister city ren-
der Rev. Fallen the necessary a.
sIstance there is not doubt but
that the meetings will prove success
full.
The following named Ceredo
people we're among those who attend
ed the matinee at the Huntington
theatre last Saturday afternoon:
Misses Grace Adkins, Sadie Wright
May McDougal, Nellie Bruns, Julia
Wright, Emma Marcum, Hernia
Marcum, Mrs.. G. p Hoard. FLOYD
and Pitt Hoard "Mss Nobody
from Starland" was the attraction.
James Plvmale, son>in-law of f..
IL. omlJh, came very % ar being ell
ectrocuted while working at the Ke-
nova power house last Friday. In
making wire connection Mr. Ply
male vas handed the cod of a nonin.
sulated live wire, and be bad scarce
~ touched it when he was rendered
unconscious. He remained in
coma state for a minute or two
when be finally recovered HE fn-
pera were aaRerelu hliainrnd E.o