Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-09-08
kenOva News.

Frank Cyrus of Whites creek was
business visitor here ednesdav.
Engineer J. A. Payne of Ports-
mouth VAS a visitor To our city this
week.
Miss Penn Fry of Cyrus il the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Harry ).
Lambert.
Miss Louise Hauen visited
friends at Catlettsburg u few DAYS
this eek.
Miss Matte Kessipger spen, Sat.
urday afternoon with Huntington
fieads.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller jackson
we're Sunday guests of rela ives at
Kellogg.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Roudebusb
Were Wis tors at Ashland one day
this week.
l. b. Chadwick of Docks creek
transacted business IN our city iast
We'd esday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown have
returned from visit with relatives
at Columbus.
DR.. L. n. Golf, trustee, has pur.
chased lot and a half in Happy
Hollow suburb.
The Twelve Pole Baptist associa.
ton viii convene in annual session
at this place today.
Mrs. w. p. Ferguson vas shop.
ping and calling on friends at Hunt
lugton Monday morning.
Mrs +. ID. Hutchinson and chill.
dren have returned from a visit with
relatives at Centerville.
The Ladies' AID society of the
Presbyterian church met this week
with Mrs. o. g. Barber.
G. w. Field has purchased a lot
in Park circle and will erect home
on same in the near future.
John Ferguson of Ferguson was
the guest of relatives aud friends
here lex days this week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptl.t church met yesterday after.
noon with Mrs. J. q. Lambert.
While walking in eredo Mon
day evening Mrs. X. A. Morris
trlpped and fell, breaking her arm.
Another social hop was given last
week by the employee. OF the power
house at the West Huntington club
rooms.
After a pleasant visit with rela.
tives at this plaj 20, Mr.. and Mrs. ii
Z. lawson have returned to their
home at Covington, KY.
Miss Sue Bla,kwood of Hunting
ton spe t several days here this
week the pleasant guest of her
sister, Mrs. ID. q. Staten.
Mrs. T. ]. Falwell and children
are expected to return home tomor
90" from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. X. A Morris and children
and Miss Marjorie Jackson spent
Wedre.day afternoon with relatives
and friends at Catlettsburg.
Mr.. Taylor, the recently appoint
ed b. 81 .. agent, has moved his
family from Hartford to this place.
They occupy the w. w. Jackson
cottage on Chestnut street.
j. ID. Booth has purchased nj
acres of bottom land from the Ken
ovs- Huntington Land company, the
deal being contaminated through
the w. r Wilson agency. The
land lies between the street car
bridge and the steel plant.
Besides handling the coin Of the
realm in the FIRST National bank and
dealing in Overland automobiles.
j. Miller Jackson seeks recreation
with the guitar and clarinet. lie
7 is a good guitaTist and the manner In
which he tickles the keys of the
reed instrument is marvellous.
Quite a number Of real estate
transactions have taken place here
during the past few dsys. Thus it
would seem that the people have
faith in Kenovs, notwithstanding
the report that the Two reH factO
ries were not to come here.
All the wholesale houses about
the city report business good. A.
shipping center Kenova has no
equal for mi 'es about. Here We have
the three great trunk lines Of rail
way aud the waters Of the Ohio and