Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-03-18
The robins have come. We saw
several last Sunday.

Charles Nipple was numbered
among the sick lsst week.
Mrs. Walter Robson has been
quite sick for several days
U. 5. Brown recently visited rel.
atives as Portsmouth,, Ohio.
4. s. Saunders of Kenova was 10
our town on business Monday.
Mrs. Ollie F. Bush visited rela-
tIves at Huntington last Wednes
day.
Delbert Campbell of Portsmouth
was mingling with Ceredo friends
MondaJ afternoon.
Mrs. William Workman was a
visitor to the big city on our east on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Bette French was the guest
of Mrs. L. O.. Aten at Huntington
one evening last week.
w. B. Garrett of Wayne was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Eu-
STAGE Adkins, last week.
Mrs. N. /. Stewart of Ironton
was the guest OF Der aunt, Mrs. M.
j. Griffith, a few days ago.
Architect j. r. Gieske was bus.
mess visitor at Prestonsburg and
Paintsville, KY, last week.
Miss May McDougal was the
guest of Mrs. Herman Gieske at
Huntington last Friday and Satur-
day.
John G.. Fiscbbach of Ports
mouth, Ohio, was shaking hands
with friends In our town last Sum-
day.
The Jordan Branch bridge is be.
ing rapidly put together. 1: will
only be few days until 1t will be
completed.
Chapman Fry has moved from
Alabama to his farm on Whites
creek, this county. He and his es-
tlmsble family are gladly welcomed
back to Wayne county.
Frank Adkins, who returned to
his work at Cincinnati a few days
ago, gained 5 pounds while he Wis
tied in this community. Who said
Ceredo is not healthy placer
Six persons were baptized IN the
Ohio river at the foot of Nam
street last Sunday about IL O'Clock
Gust after the morning services at
the Baptist church,, by Rev. A. q.
Grass.
A street car vas derailed on the
curve west of the B. d o. crossing
on b street Sunday night about $3.50
O'clock. The derailment caused
passengers TO transfer for An hour
or more.
Uriah Rowe Of near Dunleith
made this Office a pleasant call
Monday afternoon, Mr.. Rowe is
70 years old and 's very spry for
one who has attained the age of
three score and twelve years.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
M. K. church met with Mrs. q.
Otto Grady last Thursday after
noon. After the afternoon had
been prOfitably spent In sewing
dainty Refreshments were served.
Do you like nice stationery7 We
have received q supply of beautiful
cards and envelopes to- match "a
of each in a box. Price per box,
80 cents. Cal and zee the goods
at the ADVANCE Office, Cereto. II.
The First National Bank of Ce-
redo purchased the bridge bonds
which we're sold by the town author
tiles last Saturday. The bank took
the bonds a par and gave the town
the accrued interest. The council
also allowed y $50 attorney fee.
Elsewhere in this paper may be
found the announcement of p. P.
Lester az q candidate for the Office
of superintendent of Free Sch 0ols
Of Wayne county, subject to the
sction of the Democratic party.
Mr. Lester taught bis first term in
1888 aud has been connected with
school work eyer since. He taught
twFnty years in one place, which
proves conclusively that he is we'll
liked and gives satisfaction as
teacher, and 1t stands to reason
that a popular and efficient teach
or will make good County Super
intendent. For the past two years
Mr.. Lester has been principal of
the graded school at the Forks Of
Hurricane and has established a