Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-21
Wayne.

weeks visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Newman Wis.,
tied their daughter, Mrs. L. G.
Trout, ot Clendenir last week.
ID. e. Hardwick was business
visitor at Huntington Tuesday.
Chapman Fry and daughter, Tim,
of Whites creek were here Monday.
Miss Crete Mcclure spent Satur
day and Sunday with home folks.
John Rlgg and b. J. Prichard
returned Friday from Clarksburg,
where they represented Wayne
Lodge, No. lis, |. o. o. f. at the
grand lodge.
Miss Louise Lambert of Kenova
was the guest of Mrs. J X. Keesee
Saturday and Sunday.
Attorney John Meek of Hunting
ton was here on professional bust
ness Wednesday.
Burnie Ketchum, who is in the
employ of the United Fuel Gas
com Pany, stationed at Iueg, XIV,
has been transferred to East LYNN.
where he will occupy the same po-
,iJion.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
J met at the home of Mrs. w. +.
Mcclellan Thursday afternoon and
organized a mission society.
Sam Crum was minglIng with
friends here Friday.
Steve Levy, an Italian, was brought
here Wednesday and put in Jail by
Police Watt Showers of Ceredo.
Levy was arrested the night before
on street car at Ceredo and was
taken before A. q. Brown, Justice,
charged with disorderly conduct,
found guilty and fined $40 and
costs. Being unable to pay the
fine he was conveyed to the Wayne
county Jail.
The Wayne Brick & Tile works
received word Wednesday that the
plant which they lately purchased
had been shipped from a point in
Arkansas and will arrive here in a
short time. Arrangements have
been made for a spur track and
work will begin in short time in.
stalIing the plant.
The students of Oakview acade-
my, accompanied by Prof. T. b.
Mcclure, went pionicking to Wheel
ers Knob Friday. Those who went
were; Messrs. Muss Wellman,
Fred Ketchem, Hobert and Switzer
McVey, Guy Mosser, Carl Mccoy,
Belvard Prichard, Clifford and
Frank Shrewsbury, Ceron Adkins,
William and Virgil Crockett, Jack
IerriIl, Ralph Frasher and Milton
Ferguson Misses Mary Lou Ross,
Eunice Adkins, Lucille Ferguson,
Spice Adkins, Dorothy Terrill.
Lucy and Hester Ketchem, Pearl
Thompson, Clara Shrewsbury and
Waneta McVey. Games of various
kinds were played and delicious
dinner was served on the grounds.
DEEDS.
Following are the proceedings of
the county clerks Office for the
week ending Friday, Oct. IG, I9l4:I
Larkin Maynard to Kirk Mayu-
ard, acres, left fork of Twelve
Pole. consideration, $1,000.
Elias Thompson and wife to
Elizabeth Grant, % acres, right
fo'k Mill creek, confederation,
81 90.
NJ L. and Mary A. Stewart to
Norman Mckee, lot in Browns
town, consideration, $2OO.cO.
Bessie Simpkins and husband 20
Cbas. Burk, Jr.. 3.4 acres on Toms
creek, consideration, $1,000.
Tennessee Billups and husband 90
Edward Frasher, interest, Big Hur
ricane, consideration, $4,000.
Noah Hatteu and wife to James
ID. Hat:en, la 13.lG acres on Graps-
ton, consideration, 100000.
B :. Carey 90 w. +. and IT. = /
Mills, 1900 square feet on Twelve
Pole, consideration, $50 %.
Ephraim Adkins and wife TO VIM.
Spry, 100 acres on Cove creek, con
sideration. 81 900.
@. r. Ward, ct al 10 G.. G. Smith, f.
ct al, G4 acres on Beech fork, con-
sideration, $3.50 90.
Kenova-Huntington Land Co, 90
j. w. Salyer, lot in Kenova, con-
sideration, S25.OO.
Chapman Ferguson and wife to
Fl. A. Nelson, 2 acres on Beech
fork, consideration, $1,000.
+. l.. Perry and wife 20 A. J. /
Perry, 73 3-1O acres on Mill creek,
iSl5OO.