Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-10-06
kenoYa News.


Mrs. John Sparkling is moving
from Ironton TO this place.
Mrs. B. g. Brumfeld of Wayne
is the guest Of relatives in our city
John q. Ferguson of Ferguson
was business visitor here Wednes.
day.
Mrs. &. &. Mills left Wednesday
for visit to her parents at Owens
willie, Ky.
City Attorney William Lovins
vas at Wayne Monday on legal
business.
). d. Nash and Carl Cochran
have purchased the pool room from
J. F. Webb.
Miss Myrtle Stone of Ceredo was
the pleasant guest of Kenova friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Sallie Powers of Ashland
was the pleasant guest of Mrs. r..
K. Partlow this week.
Quite a number of Kenova peo-
pie attended the carnival at Cat
lettsburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cochran are
going to housekeeping on Railroad
street, east of the depot.
Mrs. Oscar Heaberlin and daugh-
ter, Ruby, of Portsmouth wer,
guests of friends here Tuesday.
G. F. Mercer has sold the proper.
ty adjoining his residence between
Tenth and Eleventh streets To Mr..
RAIDER.
r. <. Partlow, the gentlemanly
night ticket agent, has been off duty
for the past few days from an in
famed foot.
Harry Scott, the N. d w. brake.
man, has been suffering consider.
able pain the past week from large
boil on his neck.
Mrs. John Ingram of Parkersburg
spent last week here visiting old
friends and attending the Fall FEES.
tival at Huntington.
ID. b. Lewis, the night express
man, had three of his fingers severe
ly mashed Wednesday morning
while handling a trunk.
Carl, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Taylor, who has been
critically ill for several days with
diphtheria, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McCallister
have moved firm Pittsburg to Ken
ova ana will probably make this
place their permanent home.
Mrs. Ed. Brewer, Miss Minnie
Duffey and o. X Burdette were
among the Kenova people attending
the Barnum q Bailey circus at
Huntington Tuesday evening,
j. F. Beavers of Matewan passed
through Kenova Tuesday en- route
to Cincinnati. Mr.. Beavers was
formerly a resident of this city and
is very optimistic of Removals fu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Mercer have
returned from an extended trip
through North Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia and other southern states.
They were with party of friends
from Portsmouth.
Thomas Bailey, Jr. the Hunting
ton capitalist who is interested in
the proposed new manufacturing
plants at this place, was down here
this week interviewing our business
and professional men.
Messrs. John Cyrus, ii. Wsd.
dell, g. b. Merrlli and Harry
GreeDup left yesterday on their
return to Detroit. The young gen-
tlemen had a most enjoyable visit
here with relatives and friends.
The work of doubling the capaci-
ty of the lime plant is progressing
rapidly. Four large kilns and dryS
eTs are being put in. The McClin.
took q Marshall Construction Co.
have a structural iron building un.
der way, covering the new addition.
w. J. Pond, district deputy for
the Woodmen of the World, has
been here for the past week in the
interest of the local camp. II il
stated Mr. Pond has written a mum.
Der of prospects and that the wood.
choppers will hew the sapplines
down in short time.
i. l.. Lemaster has purchased a
lot on Chestnut street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets and
will erect a business building on
same Immediately. He will move
his stock of hardware and furniture
from Frankfort, KY, to this place.
Woodrow, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. STROLLER Mays, has been