Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-04-01
kenova News.

Mrs. Gertrude Tiernau has moved
to Putsburg.
&. II. Hunt is afflicted with
stomach trouble.
Mrs. I. j. Fslwell was recent
visitor at Ashland.
Haven Kirk has been off duty for
the past few days.
Mrs. J. w. Rite was a recent
visitor at Huntington.
Miss Ruth Cook wa+ visitor at
Catlettsburg Saturday evening.
Mrs. M. J. Wayland spent one
day last week with friends at Hunt.
ington.
Ben Beatty Of Hartford was the
guest of friends here day of two
this week.
Miss Mary Moore entertained a
number of friends last Saturday
evening in most pleasant manner.
Mrs. G. w. Collins has returned
to Kay ford after pleasant visit
here the CUES of Mrs. Al Baker.
Miss Josephine Smith has return
ed 10 her home at Clifton after
pleasant visit with Kenova rela-
tives.
| Mrs. Everett Brown, who has
been confined to her home several
days with muscular rheumatism. is
able TO be out.
Mrs. u. q. Chambers, whe un.
derwent a severe operation at an
lronton hospital several days ago,
continues To improve.
| Mrs. l.. A. Christian, who has
been the pleasant guest of Mrs. b
Burleson for the past two weeks,
left this week for Knoxville, Tenn.
Kenova is enjoying quite build
Ing boom al present. A number OF
buildings are under course of con.
struction and others are contem-
plated in the near future
A pony shipped by express passed
through kenoya Wednesday after
noon en- route from Williamson to
TravIion, Va. 1T Almost had the
Intelligence of human, for when
spoken to 1t would whinDy. The
pet was valued at 800, but we ven
ture the assertion that the little girl
to whom it is being sent would not
part with the animal for $500.
Sidney LaFollette and Charley
Semmelman are the champion check.
er players of Kenova. As to which
is the professional and amateur, we
do not desire to state at this time.
But by heck "Dad" CrosseD SAYS he
can beat both of them put together,
with "Bud" Thacker, Murl Cogar
and the rest of the barber shop
thrown in for good measure. Sail
into 'em, "S9usre."
K. Ney Williams is preparing to
erect twO-story brick business
house on Chestnut street just west
OF the First National bank. James
Iolle is the contractor The first
floor will be used as a drug store
and the second floor will be go ar
ranged that it can be used either for
o ices or living rooms. Excaya-
tions are now being made and the
structure will be completed at the
earliest date possible.
The Civic club met on Saint Pat.
rick's evening with Mrs. X. B. CAL
hodn and the members and a num-
Der of visitors we're royalty enter.
tanned. The evenings program
consisted Of interesting papers or
various subjects, interspersed with
a number OF selections OF vocal and
instrumental music. The house was
artlstlcally decorated in commemor-
alton Of the Patron Saint OF the
could Sod" During the social
hour a two-course luncheon was
served, the favors being small Irish
flags with emblematic ices.
One of the recent attractive
events was the card party given bv
Mrs. Wayne b. Ferguson ON the
afternoon of st. PatrIck's dav
The many guests grew quite en-
thusiastic over the fascinating
game of 500 at the close Of which
q delicious two course luncheon
was served to the following guests:
Mesdames Clyde Montgomery.
Minnie Osgood, w. K. Mibter.
Harry Breeze, Wayne =. Ferguson.
Ashby Baker, G. w. Collins, D. G..
Staten, Dick Wilson, Jss. Roude.
bush, Frank Marcum, Prichard
Blantou, H. J. Stark, G. p. Hoard
and G.. &. Lott: Misses Marv peel