Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-10-14

jeff Fuller OF Kenova was WIS.,
itor In our town Monday.
A. j. Num- says he intends to re-
turn to Florida before long.
Miss Maude Evlck visited rela.
tiyes al Ashland, Ky, last Sa,ur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Coleman is here from
Williamson for Witt with rela-
lives and friends.
Miss Julia Wright visited rela.
tlves at Portsmouth, Ohio, last
Saturday and Sunday.
John B. Burgess of Ardell is an.
other Wayne county citizen who
has recently purchased an auto
mobile.
Rally Day" was observed by
the NJ. K. Sunday School las. Sun
day. An interesting program was
carried out.
Mrs. Neva Walters has purchased
of Wright Bros. Co. the cottage on
West First street formerly occupied
by Kay Bqrks.
r. F. Booton, andidate for
county clerk, was circulating
among the voters of this communI-
ty last Friday.
For RENT "A six-room dwelling
situate on East Fourth ST., Ceredo.
The building is almost new and near
street car line. Inquire of T. T.
McDougal, Advance office, Ceredo.
Eugene Plymale, who was re.
Gently appointed agent of the G %
o. and B. 81 O., has resigned as
town sergeant. in order that he
lAnlght devote his entire time to the
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Stafford Wis.
tied Columbus and Dayton, Ohio,
leaving here Saturday and returning
Monday evening. Nicholas Copley
carried the mail during Mr.. SIS
absence.
Messrs. S. Floyd Hoard and Jos.
S. Miller are attending the annual
meeting of the American Banking
Association at Richmend, Va They
are presidents of the Ceredo and
Kenovs National Banks, respect.
lively.
Rev. II. NJ. Willis of Cleveland,
Ohio, filled the pulpit at the Con
gregational church last Sunday
morning and evening. He will also
preach next Sunday in the morning
and evening in the same church,
All are invited.
Miss Alberta Wright delightfully."-
entertained the Clover-Leaf Ken
sington club at her home on corner
of b and East Third streets last
Thursday evening. Those in at
tendance bad a splendid time and
enjoyed the occasion very much.
Before leaving for their several
homes dainty refreshments were
served.
Attorney w. w. Smith OF Hunt.
iDgton has received card from
his brother Augustus Smith, who
has just arrived in New York
from Paris. Ia a letter written
from Paris Mr.. Smith, who has
been studying and teaching music
in the French capital, describes
many thrilling experiences after the
declaration OF war and before he
left France.
We have iust received luforma-
tion that the First National Nur-
series of Rochester, n. Y, want la
dy or gentlemen representatives in
this section 10 cell all kinds Of
Roses, Shrubs, Trees and Seeds.
They inform us that without pre-
vious experience it is possible to
make good wages every week
Any one out of employment write
them for terms and enclose this
notice. 30sept.Sw. Adv.
Last Wednesday evening NUM-
Der of Ceredo young people went TO
Broad Hollow and engaged in what
they call a "Coru Roast" They
built big fire and roasted corn,
bacon, apples and marshmallows
and roasted and ate and ate and
roasted until they became tired Of
eating. Then they listened TO
sweet vocal and shrugged music fur
nished by some of those present,
after which they returned home
thoroughly pleased with the novel
way in which the evening was
spent. Those participating we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher f. Scaggs, OF