Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-04-28

| Mrs. v. r. MERCER was recent
visitor at Ashland.
Carl Cochran has returned from
a business trip to Norfolk.
Miss Lucy Ray of Tennessee was
the guest of relatives here this week i.
w. X. Parkins of Huntington
transacted business here last Fri
day.
A. S. LaFollette was a business
visitor at Catlettsburg Wednesday
evening.
Marion Cecil of Pikeville, Ky.,
spent few days with friends in
this section last week.
Mrs. w. II. Flanery of Catle,ts.
burg spent few hours here With
friends one day last week.
Mrs. Roscoe Lambert of CYRUS
was the pleasant guest of Kenova
relatives the first of The week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Lambert
have gone to housekeeping in c
dwelling on Poplar street.
Mrs. J. M. Prichard and niece.
Miss Lucy Cyrus, OF Ashland were
guests of Mrs j. III. Lambert Sun.
day.
II. w. Calhoun was summoned
to Wheelersburg, Ohio, last week
on account of the illness of his fsth.
er.
Mrs. George Bell of Ashland was
the pleasant guest of her sister.
Mrs. Ii. w. Calhoun, one day last
week.
Mrs. J. G.. Lambert and Mr.. and
Mrs. III. s. Lambert called on
friends at Huntington one day last
week.
The Hillside Bible class of the
Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Mantle Fri
day afternoon
Mrs. K. l.. Mckee, who under
went a severe operation at the Kes-
ler hospital at Huntington last week,
is reported doing nicely.
Miss Maude Evans of Crum and
Ernest Saunders of Petersburg were
pleasant guests of Miss Ola Parsley
the latter part of last week.
Judge and Mrs. n. w. Miller of
Parkersburg passed through here
"wednesday EN- route to Big Stone
Gap, Va, to visit relatives.
Senator Wells Goodykoontz pass.
ed through here Wednesday en-
route to his home at Williamson
from Huntington. The senator has
been ill, but has entirely recovered,
we are glad 10 say.
The rain of Thursday did world
of good. The suffocating dust was
laid and vegetation was given new
lease on life and now presents an
appearance that is good to feast the
eyes upon.
Henry Cox of Ceredo was a visi-
tor to our city Wednesday afternoon.
lie was looking over some real
estate with view of purchasing.
Henry il now running as news
butch on the Big Sandy division of
the G. 81 o.
A COW belonging to Brig Harris
had a rear end collision with n. q
w. passenger train No. I5 Sunday
afternoon. The COW was knocked
over the fill onto the Trigger" track,
but finally got up and meandered
of. The animal is said TO be seri>
ously injured.
Tuesday was the annual munici.
pal cleanup day and the day was
observed in a most thorough man.
Der by our citizens. While the
city was not entirely cleaned on
that day, the work is still going on.
Everybody took hand in the affair
and the city generally presents a
more beautiful appearance.
Mrs j. NJ. Roudebush was host.
ess to the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society last week. Talent money to
the amount of thirteen dollars was
turned into the treasury. The la
dies will give a social at the home
OF MFs. j. If. Walker about the
first Of May. The meeting this
week will be held with Mrs. Joseph
Mantle.
L. G.. Chambers. who has been
freight agent here for several years.
has been transferred TO the agency
! at ChillicOthe, 0. lie will move 10
Ohio IN a short time. Kenova peo-
pie are sorry TO see this estimable
family leave our midst, but are
pleased % know that the railmau