Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1915-06-02
kenova News.

i'll, is able to be out.
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter is re-
ported seriously i'll.
Mrs. James Keyser was recent
visitor Al Huntington.
Mrs. b. Burleson was a Hunting.
ton shopper last week.
Mrs. Will Morris was q recent
visitor at Huntington.
S. O Wood transacted business
In Cincinnati this week.
J. b. Eakiu was q business visitor
at Catlettsburg Tuesday.
w. w. Jackson was a business
visitor at Catlettsburg this week.
Mrs. Virginia Wilson transacted
business at Huntington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Ferguson
were visitors at Ashland Tuesday.
S S. Turner made a business trip
to Sciotoville, Ohio, the first of the
week.
Ii. L. Breeze has returned from a
business trip to various points in
Tennessee.
Mrs. j. r. Grimsley of Ironton
was the guest OF Mrs. Harry Breeze
last week.
Mrs. l.. ID. Willis was the guest
of relatives at Ashland the first of
the week.
Councilman j. f. Staley transact.
ed business at Huntington Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Lambert spent few
days this week with her parents and
other relatives on Whites creek.
George Brown is making some
improvements TO his property in the
way OF concrete porch and fence.
Mrs. II. l.. Lewis of Tacoma,
Wash, has been the guest of Mrs.
Everett Brown for the past few days.
Miss Elma Meade has returned TO
her home at Stoneeoal after a pleas.
ant visit here the guest of Miss Ola
Parsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Fritz of Kel.
lOgg were recently the pleasant
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller
Jackson.
Miss Pearl Sluss of Graham, Va,
who completed the term of her
cousin, Miss Dorothy Percival, in
the Kenova school, left Monday for
her home.
Lucian Queen has mastered the
art of riding bicycle. He has got
ten the "steed" pacified to such an
extent that it stands unhitched and
is easily bridled and saddled.
George Brown and daughters,
Misses Rachel and Nellie, and Miss.
es Helen and Wilda Wood attended
the play given by Marshall college
students at Huntington last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. John Turner and little
daughter of Louisa, KY, arrived
here this week and secured rooms
for couple of months. Mrs. Turn
er will join her husband later at
Portsmouth.
Sheriff John Billups was here
from Wayne Wednesday giving
the delinquents an opportunity to
pay their taxes before he prepares
the delinquent list for publication.
The Ladles' Aid society of the
NJ. e. church are cleaning the
church building this week. New
carpets will adorn the aisles
and many renovation will be
made by the ladies.
The inevitable has occurred
Wayne Smith has learned to ride a
bicycle. Wayne says at first the
darn thing was like a camel; it
paced in front, loped in the middle
and trotted behind. lie has gotten
the "animule" street broken and it
passes street cars without a desire
Of shying off into the gutter.
A stranger was taken in tow by
City Marshal Ferguson Wednesday
morning. The man had been over
to Catlettsburg and in returrin~
across Big Sandy river became sea-
sick. Evidently taking the United
Woolen Mills Co.'S shed at the east
end of Big Sandy bridge for a hos.
pital be entered same and stretched
himself out on the lounging bench
The heavy seas began 10 roll and
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