Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-12-30

ume of mail matter betw the rail-
way stations and the posiotfice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II Brown
have returned from the south.
Miss Nellie Taylor has been
quite Ill tor the past few days.
1t was white Christmas" and
nearly every one was glad of II.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Rodgers OF
Huntington were Ceredo visitors
Monday.
g. Otto Grady took Rev. II. NJ.
Willis an auto ride TO Ashland last
Monday.
Willard Cyrus OF Whites creek
was the guest of Ceredo relatives
yesterday.
The tive-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Walters Is danger
ously III.
Master Russell Robbins is spend.
ing the HOLIDAYS with relatives at
Middletown, Ohio.
NJ. D. Copley will move to Henry
Sharps farm, about four miles from
this place, this week.
w. II. Staley, Sr., of Kenova.
Route |, called last Wednesday and
renewed his subscription to the Ad.
vance.
Mrs. } K. King and Mrs. Elsie
Green of Ashland, Ky, were the
guests of relatives in GU. town on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. J. l.. Long, Mrs. L. Hewitt
and daughter, Miss Grace, and
Miss Ethel Newton are spending
their holiday vacation with rela-
lives IN Ohio.
r. F. Booton has been appointed
to a position in he internal rev.
enue service and the contest pro-
ceedIngs for the county clerkship
consequently were dropped.
Nothing more appropriate than a
fine pair of Shoes or Rubbers. We
have large assortment.
BRUINS SHOE Co,
adv. Catlettsburg, Ky.
superintendent Grady and wife
attended the musical cantata render
ed by the combined choirs of the
Presbyterian and Congregational
churches at the Presbyterian church,
Huntington, Sunday afternoon.
As the county court Of this coun-
ty has concluded to build a hard
road from the Cabell line to the
corporation OF Ceredo we will not
publish the article from the San
~ Valley Call as we intended to
this week.
Nothing will please that hey bet
ter than a pair of High Top Lace
Boots, and they will last longer
than two pairs of Ordinary shoes
Priced at So. so and $500 per pair
BRUINS SHOE Co.,
adv. Catlettsburg, Ky.
Catlettsburg, as well as Hunting
ton, had a Municipal Christmas
tree. A splendid musical program
was rendered on Christmas after
noon and hundreds of useful pres
ents were given to the poor of the
community. Glenn F. Mott, editor
of the Sandy Valley Call, was chair.
man of the committee.
The Sunday School children oil
Brownstown suburb had an old.
fashioned Christmas last Thursday
afternoon. At the conclusion Of
the recita ions and song service old
Santa Claus appeared on the scene
and distributed presents from the
massive tree which was furnlshe ed
by Argo Pruitt. Some of the chill.
dren declare that the voice of Santa
resembled that of Joe Dobbius.
We are glad to know that the
county court of this county has
taken eteps to build a hard road
from the Cabell county line to the
corporation of Ceredo. Messrs. S.
Floyd Hoard, Joseph s. Miller,
DR.. j. w. Rife and John G. Lam
bert were appointed committe by
the court, at q meeting held the
18th inst, to investigstigate the
kinds and materials out of which
various hard roads sre being con.
structed in different states and
counties, the probable cost of diff
ferent materials and various
widths, and report 10 court as soon
90 possible. We trust this action
will cause the sunexationists to
drop their DrOceedinga.