Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-01-27
w. A. Ramsdell was IN Charles.
ton Monday.

w. A. Ramsdell was IN Charles
ton Monday.
Mrs. A. q. Brown was a Hunting
ton visitor last Wednesday.
Frosty is the morning, but tn,
sun is bright-when not obscured
by snow clouds.
Mre. T. T. McDcugal ia visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Howard Lever
ing, at Columbus, o.
Rev. William Fallen began q
series of special meetings at the NJ.
K. church Sunday evening.
Miss Ollie Spurlock was the CUES,
of Mrs. Henry Stark At Hunting.
ton the latter part OF last week.
Mrs. w. F. Bruins was recently
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. III. Lam bert, al Kenova.
]. c. Runyon, the G. 81 o. sec.
ton foreman, has moved into Mrs.
A. v. Feazel's house on East First
street.
In sending us his check for two
dollars b. T. Plymale, Avaca, Neb.,
writes: "Don't stop the paper, as
would be lost without it," Many
thanks, Mr.. Plymale.
Those who oppose annexing Ce-
redo district 10 Cabell county
should attend the meeting to be
held at the Kenova city hall FRI
day afternoon.
Towboats have been quite numer-
GUS on the Ohio during TIE past two
weeks. Their whistles as they blow
for port and starboard ''is music to
the ear" BY taking on boating
stage the Ohio certainly is doing all
she can toward starting wave of
prosperity.
As T. T. McDougal, editor of
this paper, has been appointed
printing clerk of the senate, to act
during the session OF the Legislature,
p. p. Chapman will have full
charge of the paper for several
weeks. If you have an item Of real
news give it to him, and if you de-
sire to pay your subscription he is
authorized to receipt for same.
There have been more transient
men in town during the past two
weeks than has been the case in a
similar period for years. Nearly
every home is visited two or three
times day by men asking aims.
One of the causes of the influx is at
tributed to the G. q o. trains stop
ping to take water, thus permitting
the weary travellers to alight and
60 foraging.
Mrs. Wade Brown and Miss Ella
Thompson com plimented their guest,
Mrs. j. l.. Freedman, with a turkey
dinner last week. Besides the guest
of honor and her little son, the
following also partook of the hos
pitality: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haney, of Normal; Misses Alice,
Lucy and Mamie Jones, of Catletts-
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred May, of
Ashland; Mr.. and Mrs. A. g..
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hsrring.
ton and Miss Anna Evans.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
of the Ceredo M. K. church, held a
pleasant session at the home of Mrs.
j. o. Marcum, Thursday evening,
with a large attendance present
Plans were made for each member
to continue to make her "talent'
money which will be given to the
treasurer at meeting to be held
with Mics Victoria Luther, Feb
rusry 4. At the conclusion of the
business the hostess served dainty
refreshments.
A burglar entered the residence
of T.. w. Williams on West FIRST
street early Saturday morning, but
was scared away before he could Sc
cure anything. Miss May Williams
heard the intruder in the dining
room and grabbing revolver
started to descend the stairs, but
was made to desist by her mother.
Miss May then raised a window
and fired several shots. By the
time neighbOrs arrived at the home
the intruder bad taken his depart.
uTe.
A. T. Arnold, secretary of the
State Sunday School association,
addressed large crowds at the Ken.
ova M. e. church on last Thurs
day evening and at the Ceredo
Congregational church on Friday
afternoon and evening. The au-
diences we're we'll pleased with his