Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-10-20


Mrs. Charles Peck was a caller at
Huntington last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Payne is visiting rel
atives at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Miss Edith Marcum Of Louisa,
KY, visited relatives here last week
Mrs. F. l.. Sayre is the guest of
relatives at Soiotovilie, Ohio.
Rev. c. Cole of Logan was visit
ing relatives here few days last
week.
Ed Marcum, who was injured
while playing foot ball, is recover
ing.
Mrs. Maxwelton Wright attended
the Huntington theatre Wednesday
night.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Wharton are
visiting relatives at Portsmouth,
Ohio.
Mrs. ]. E. Chester and baby of
Covipgton, KY, are gueste of rel
atives here.
Emmett Gibson, whose work is
at Portsmouth, is visiting his
family here.
Mrs. Belle Bueh and Mrs. o. F.
Bush we're Huntington visitors on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Wendell Mienhart of Ash
land was the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Kate r. Mott, last Thursday.
w. r. Padgett of Montgomery
was in our town yesterday assisting
in installing our Linotype machine
COMFORTS TACKED--At5 soc
per comfort by M. Z. Ladies' Aid
Society. Phone either SO or 20. If.
Revs. B. Akers and Roscoe Muir.
ray attended the recent session of
the Baptist General association at
Parkersburg.
Miss Laurabell, Marker of West
Liberty, KY, who wac the guest
of Miss Ollie Hensley, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs w. F. Echols and two daugh.
tiers of Huntington were guests of
Mr.. snd Mrs. K. S. Echols of Cam
den Heights Sunday.
Mrs. Buford TRIMMER and chill.
dren have arrived from the south
and are guests of Mrs. T.'s father,
Ii. w Bloss, at Huntington.
Mrs. James Ball and children of
Portsmouth have been visiting
Mrs. B. g mother, Mrs. V. G.. Buch
anan, for the past few days.
T. J. Booth of Whites creek
r f. d. No. /, was III town last
Wedne sday and while here made
the Advance Office a pleasant call.
Rev. E. T. BiIlups of Fort
Springs, this state, was III THE
community this week ehaking
hands with relatives aud friends.
He attended the Baptist General
association at Psrkersburg and was
en- route home.
Those Of our contest subscribers
whose time has expired should re.
new, as they will need the paper
this winter. You can save money
by our clubbing offers, if you de-
sire other publications.
Bread and cake will retain their
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longer wnen made with MT. YER.
NON FLOUR. The -four for the
good of and within the reach Of all.
If your grocer does not handle same,
he will get it for you.
LAMBERT MILLING 20 JoBBERs.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary
society of the Congregational church
will meet al the home Of Mrs. Lou.
lisa Wright tomorrow Thursday)
afternoon. The annual election of
officers will take place at this meet
ing. All members are requested
to he present.
A large number of Ceredo people
attended the first number Of the Ly.
ceum course at Kenova Monday
evening The reading of Wells Wat
son CHM in "The Man from Home -
was splendid and was enjoyed by a
large audience Those who we're
not present missed a rare trea,.
Supt. and Mrs G.. O. Grady, &C.
companied by Misses Nellie Bruns
and Julia Wright, motored to Co.
lumbas, Ohio, last Friday afternoon.
IL making turn in the street at
Columbus Mr. Grady's machine
came in contact with a telegraph
pole, which necessltated lme re.