Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-09-29
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at lronton Saturday.
Mrs. X. A. Morris was a visitor
at Catlettsburg Monday.
Electric lights have been installed
in the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. James McMulen has return
ed from visit at Columbus.
w. II. Parkins transacted BUSH
ness at Barboursville last week.
Mrs. X. f. Farley called on
friends at Catlettsb1rg Saturday.
Mrs. &. p. Iehle of Logan spent a
few days here this week with
friends.
Mrs. Harry Lambert has returned
from a visit with her parents on
Whites creek.
Mrs. K. a. Millender is reported
improving from a severe attack of
heart trouble.
Mrs. Sparkling of lronton was the
Sunday guest of Kenova relatives
and friends.
Mrs. l.. d. Willis visited rela
tives and friends at Ashland Mon
day afternoon.
Mira. James Roudebush spent
the latter part of last week with rel.
atives at lronton.
Misses Ruth Cook and Kathleen
Holt were Saturday afternoon visi
tors at Huntington.
Mrs. b. p. Ferguson and Mrs. J
+. Crabtree called on friends at
Ashland last Monday.
DR.. w. F. Bruins of Ceredo was
a professional caller to our city
yesterday afternoon
DR.. w. f. Mcclellan of Wayne
was a professional visitor to our
city one day last week.
Miss Maggie Jenkins of Rich
mond was the charming guest Of
kenova friends Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Bowman and daugh.
ter, Mrs l. n. Rush, were visitors
at lronton one day last week.
Mrs. 5. 0. Wood and daughters,
Misses Vida and Coultice, were
recent visitors at Huntington.
Miss Scottie Wells of Fort Cav
spent Saturday and Sunday here
with Misses Sophia and Leota Dean
Misses Helen Mcnamara, Lillian
Meek and FonnIe Webb are attend
ing Marshall college at Hunting
ton
Mrs. j. III Lambert, who has Re IN
confined to her room for several
weeks, Is reported slightly improv.
ed.
Mrs. w. P. Ferguson, Mrs. Mil
Ter Jackson and Miss Anna Kelley
attended the apple show at Ironton
last Friday.
Misses Hazel Wheeler and Edith
Huff of Huntington were the pleas.
ant guests of Miss Florence Wheel
er Sunday.
Harry Lambert recently made a
business trip up Big Sandy and Tug
rivers in the interest of the Lambert
Milling company.
Men are at work cleaning ont the
sewer box east of Twelfth street in
order to drain the pond when the
rainy season sets in.
Mrs. J. q. Percival and Mrs. II.
w. Calhoun were among the Keno
va people who attended the apple
show al lrOnton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Ferguson
have returned to their home al
Pharaoh after pleasant visit here
with their daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Booth.
Chapman Fry of Whites creek,
who recently underwent an opera.
ton at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Harry Lambert, at this place.
IL reported getting along nicely.
Geo. w. Whipple writes from
Omaha, Neb., under date of Sept.
20, and says: Expect a frost to
night that will do lots Of damage
to the corn crop"
The Kenova Huntington Land
company has bad nice lettering
placed on the door of their Office in
the bank building. Jesse Lawson
did the sign writing.
Rev. William Fallen delivered
bis farewell sermon Of the present
conference year at the M. K. church
last Sunday morning. The past
year has been most successful one
for Reverend Fallen and he left for
conference with a good report of
the local charge.
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