Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-03-31

edDesday morning.
Philip J. VIM of Matewan Wis
tied friends here Saturday and Sun
day.
Misses Katherine and Gussie Os
good called on relatives In Ceredo
Sunday.
w. w. Jackson and daughter,
Marjorie, were visitors at the Gate
City Sunday.
Miss Marie Artrip visited rela-
tives at Westmoreland Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. r Ney Williams spent sew
eral hours last Friday with friends
at Huntington.
Miss Anna Robinson of Catletts-
burg was the week's-end guest of
Miss Kathleen Holt.
f. {. Williams is preparing TO
move from Ceredo TO Kenova, occu-
pying the Banfield property on Six
teenth street.
n. j. Keadle, a prominent poll
tician of Williamson and ex.sheriff
of Mingo county, was shaking hands
| with old friends here this week. He
had been TO Charleston on business
and stopped off here. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Keadle and several Mingo
associates are contemplating engag.
ing In business here, the nature of
which has not been made public.
Four subjects of Victor Emmanuel
were taking in tow by City Marshal
Ferguson Monday. The men had
enough tangle-foot on them to
souse the entire Italian army; but
instead Of being headed toward
Sunny Italy, their compass "pint-
ed" Mingoward, where it is alleged
some of them had been conducting
blind tiger. Three of the men
paid one hundred samolians each
while the fourth one was turned
loose.
The pastor, Rev. VIM. Fallen,
and his family were made the recip-
tents OF very generous donation
amounting to about $4,000, by the
good people of Kenova. This is
growing church, and large con-
gregations greet the pastor at every
service. Prayer meetings will av-
erage from so to 60. Sunday School
has averaged lO7 since January
On last Sunday there were 13l 10
Sunday School. The Kenova Meth.
o list church is moving forward
along all lines of work.
A colored man giving his name
as Fred Pickney and residence at
Williamson, was shot in the hip by
Special Officer Unison Webb while
irving to escape Monday night. The
man, together with two other color.
ed men, was arrested by Officer
Webb charged with violating the
Prohibition amendment. While en-
route to the city Jail it is said Pick.
ney attempted to get away when
Webb fired on him. The colored
nan was removed to the city hos
Pital where DIR. j. w. Rife attend.
ed him. Some time during Tues
day night Pickney left for parts un.
known. His companions will be
guests of the county for several
months, while their booze is max
ing the fishes in the Ohio do a tan
go
The members of the Kenova Civic
club we're delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mrs. Jennie Duncan.
Tuesday evening, March l6. All
business was dispensed with, and
the members of the club enjoyed a
purely social evening and splendid
musical program arranged by Mrs.
Duncan. A number OF Irish songs
were excellently rendered by Ed
ward Lauhon of Catlettsburp. Mrs.
Duncan's piano numbers delighted
all present. Beside the large at
tendance of club members, there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lauhon and Mrs Hamilton of Cat
lettsburg. The hostess served most
delicious refreshments and the en-
tire evening was spoken of by all
present az one of the most pleasant
ever enjoyed by the club.