Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Easter-April l2.

Thomas Sharp of Kenovs was a
Ceredo visitor last Saturday.
Miss Ouida Chapman visited
Huntington faiends last Thursday.
Mis-, Muriel Burks is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. James Chester, at
Covington, Ky.
Felix Flanery has ordered new
Vulcan fve-seated autimobile, to
be delivered May 10.
Mrs. Emma Van Alta of Column
bus, Ohio, is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. Otto Grady.
Mrs. p. P. Chapman and Mrs.
Lucinda Chapman visited relatives
at ChIllicothe, Ohio, last week.
Mrs. Wright Hannah and daugh
ter, Mary, of Huntington were Sun
day guests of Mrs. G. R. Gumm.
Uncle Fisher Bowen is very poor
lv of heart trouble at his home at
Wayne. We understand lis recov-
cry is very doubtful.
Misses Edna Lavalley and Hazel
Harrar, two charming young ladies
of West Huntington, were guests of
Mrs. g. l.. Wilson near town, last
Sunday.
The ladies of the Cong'l church
and society will meet at Mrs. o.
goods on Thursday, April 2, at
1880 D. M. A full attendance is
deslred as business of Importance
is TO be attended to by the Mission
society.
Thanks, to the new gas company
at Huntington, the United Fuel Gas
Co., WI ich las been supplying gas
to the Ceredo and Kenova people
for domestic purposes, will hereaft-
er supply our people with this need
ed commodity for 5 cents pertbous-
and cubic feet, being a reduction of
five cents. No doubt nice profit
is made at the 5 cent rate.
Among the jurors drawn for the
April term of Federal court TO be
held at Huntington are the follow
ing Wayne county citizens: Grand
jurors-G. w. Hatton, Thomas
Belcher, f. M. Stiltner and Joe
Philips. Petit ju-ors-Boyd Ad-
kins, Henry Keyser ard Oscar Darl-
ing.
The proprietor Of this J aper was
at the county seat on business last
Friday and of course newspaper
men as well as other people have to
eat occasionally TO live. Well, we
went to the Osborne House, which
stands at the top OF the hill near
the court house, and partook of an
excellent chicken dinner. Mrs. f.
w. Teraill il proprietress of this
hotel and she certainly understands
her business. When at Wayne stop
at the Osborne Hotel, which has
clean beds and splendid grub.
The announcement of o. J. Rife
as a candidate for the nomination
for the Office of Superintendent of
Free Schools, subject to the action
of the Democratic party, appears
IN this paper. Mr.. Rife ls the
present CONTEMPORARIES dent and
as such we believe be has given en-
tire satisfaction. Under bic term
elk new graded schools, with mod
ern buildings, have been estab
lished IN this county, and FIVE new
one-room school houses have been
built; patent decks have been
placed in practically all the school
rooms; the attendance has in
creased, nearly five hundred get
ting honor certificates this year;
seed of consolidation of one room
schools INTO graded schools has
been sown. In these progressive
reforms Mr.. Rife has bad the
hearty cooperation of the State SUI
perintendent and his assistants.
He has conducted the teachers
examinations in a manner that
has received the compliments of
the State Supervisor of Examina.
tons At the last session of the State
Educational ASSOCIATION be waselsct.
ed president Of the County Super.
intendeuts' section of the associa-
ton, a meeting of which is to be
held at Morgantown July next.
He has visited practically every
school ID the county each year aud
has taken great deal of interest
in the schools. We commend bis