Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

for the past few days on a vacation.
Mrs. NJ. j. Dalton and children
of Logan are visiting Mrs. A. J.
Num-.
Mrs. II. l.. Stoae, who has been
quite III with stomach trouble, is
improving.
Next Sunday the Sunday meet.
ings at the tabernacle at Hunting
ton will close.
Congressman James A. Hughes
was Ceredo visitor last Friday.
He is looking well.
Call and see the nice samples
of engraved calling cards at the
Advance Stationary store. If.
Mrs. d. F. Peters of Portsmouth
has been the guest of relatives here
for the past few days.
Edwin Clapp and Minihan Shoes
at Berger's-the best on earth for
style and service. 2Omay2w. Adv.
Mrs. S. A. Wagner and dau III.
ter, Miss Hope, have returned from
the south, where they spent the
winter
Paul Adkins of Bluefield is
spending his vaca ion with home
folk here. He is looking we'll and
hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Luther OF
Louisa, KY, were guests of rela.
tlves In our town the, latter part of
last week.
Try our White Shoes for the
hot days. They will make you hap
Ply. Berger's, Catlettsburg. Adv.
Glenn Collier of St. Louis, Mo-.
is the guest of home folk here.
Glenn looks as though he IS enjoy.
ing good health.
Mrs. Sarah Poston and daughter,
Lula, of Nelsonville, Ohio, spent
Sunday and Monday with G. Otto
Grady and family.
Why it pays to trade at Berger's
IL.
20may2w. Adv.
Miss Grace Schwartz left Friday
afternoon for her home at Column
bus. She will attend the summer
school at the Ohio State university.
Supt. q. Otto Grady of the Ce
redo KeDova schools was one of the
judges in the contest between the
literary societies at Marshall college
Monday evening.
Mrs. Belle Bush, Mrs. o. F.
Bush and Misses Anna and Blanche
Bush visited Mrs. w. A. Rsmsdell,
who is sick at the &. 81 0. hospital
at Huntington, last Friday.
Sanitary Toilet Paper does not
cost more than the ordinary kind.
Large rolls for % cents; rolls for
25 cents at the Advance Stationery
store, Ceredo, w. Va. If.
Rev j. M. Johnson, by special
invitation of the churches of East
Huntington, preached to a large
congregation at the Highlawn Bap-
tlst church Monday evening.
Rev. J. M. johnson left yester-
day for yisitto Cleveland and Ober-
lin, Ohio, for the purpose of secur
ing pastor for the Cong1 church
and visit with friends and support
ers of his school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Long and
Miss Grace Hewitt left Saturday for
Athens, Ohio. Mr.. Long will take
special course in mathematics at
the Athens normal and Miss Hewitt
will take a special course in the
commercial branches.
The contest being waved in the
M. K. Sunday School between the
Reds and Blues, waxeth very warm.
The Blues won in both attendance
and collections Sunday, and are
now ahead of the Reds three points.
However, the Red leaders say they
will spring a surprise on the Blues
next Sunday.
Mr.. Rodebaver Of the Billy Sun
day party, accompanied by Rev. A
j. Hiatt, came down from Hunting
ton on Thursday afternoon of last
week and conducted a cbidren's
meeting at the Congregational
church, The children were delight
ed with the exercises
Mrs. Asher, Of the Billy Sunday
party, conducted the union services
at the Ceredo NJ. f. church last
Sunday evening. A large and ap-
preciauve audience listened attenta-
lively for An hour 10 one of the hest