Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-05-05

I 10y - 49," : Al S"'
/ town.
Mrs Will Cowie visited Mrs. w.
y. Rsm>dell at the G. n o. hospital
at Huntington last Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Herman Gieskc and
little son John Owen of Hurtinuton
visited Ceredo last sunday.
Councilman o. F. Bush, who has
been dangerously i'll of blood poison
ing caused 10y an infected tooth, is
improving.
Dir. Fields of Oklahoma and dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Bertha Gray, of Pikevile,
Ky, were guests of Felix Flanery
and family last Sunday.
Wayne Wright L. becoming noted
as base bail pitcher at OhIo's capt.
tai city. He has recently won sew.
eral games tor the Ohio State uni
versity team.
Next Sunday beirg Mothers Day
Rev. Fl. M. Willis will preach a
sermon to mothers In the Congrega.
tional church Sunday morning. The
choir will furnish special music.
Mrs. G. c. Burks was called to
Covington. Ky, last week on ac-
count of the illness of her daughter.
Mrs. Chester. Mrs. &. is reported
improving at we go to press.
George Plymale, of Buffalo creek,
brother of Town Sergeant Fisher
Plymale, was taken to kessler hos
pital at Huntington Monday and op
Grated on for peritonitis. At last
account he was getting along all
right,
n LOTS FOR SALE-At the corn.
4 er l7lh street and Jefferson ave
nue., West Huntington. For
further particulars inquire at this
office. adv.
For SALE L desire to sell my
dwelling situated on Oak street,
Kenova, w. Va. 1t is splendid
slx-room building, almost new. and
If nicely located Gil high ground.
Price, $3.50. on terms TO suit pur.
chaser. Address, G. A. SEMMEL
MAN, 1887 n. 4th ST., Columbus,
Ohio. 23Aprlltf. Adv.
A Mothers club was organized at
lhe Ceredo Congregational church
last Wednesday afternoon and the
following officers elected: Mrs II.
NJ. Willis, superintendent; Mrs. J.
*. Gieske, associate superintendent;
Mrs. Eustice Adkins, secretary. The
next meeting will be held lat the
church on the evening of the 25th
inst.
The members Of the Baptist Aid
society held social on first floor of
the Odd Fellow building on Tues
day evening of last week, at which
time the contest for the quilt was
decided. Miss Lula Hsrri, was the
successful contestant having secured
the sum OF $26 80. Miss Maude
Davis collected 1910. The pro.
ceeds of the supper amounted to
$I2 20, making a total of $42.7o.
Pretty good, was it not?
Cleanup week has come and gone
and CeredO is much the better on &C.
count of it. Loads and loads of de-
bris were taken from the streets and
alleys and carted away. 1t seems
that more tin cans were found this
year than ever before. Thousands
of them were sent over the dump
and the cleanup has accomplished
much good for the town. Now, can
we not keep the streets and alleys
! clean2
The talent social was given at the
home Of Mrs. II. +. Stewart by the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. f
church last Thursday evening Those
10 attendance spent very pleasant
evening. The sum Of S1O.65 was
the amount OF "talent" money rails
ed. Before the guests left for their
several homes dainty refreshments
Uere served. the society will hold
its next meeting with Mrs. G. w.
Williams.
"Maude," the family driving
mare Of Mrs. Fannie Hutchinson Of
Docks creek, recently received an in.
jury that will probably cause her
permanent retirement. The mare was
kicked on the leg by playful horse
and the contact vas such that the
member was broken. The injured
animal was taken TO the barn and j.
being given the best attention pc :
sible, but it is believed the shat
tered bones will not reuuite.
"Maude' has been in the Hutcbison