Ceredo advance. [volume], October 31, 1906, Image 9

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Gedar Run and Dock’s Greek.
I it.e weather for bulking corn
now.
Several of our farmers have let
big .lick Frost gel their cane io
this neighborhood.
Uncle John Walkey's health it.
improving.
James Perdue and brother Octave
are husking corn.
Prayer meeting is progressing
nicely at Dock’s creek.
Harry Dishman made a flying
trip to Uatlettsburg last week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Bennie Hutchison
will move to Keho in the near lullin', j
•Mr. atm .Mrs. Saunders fc-ves are
talking of moving to Central City.
Mrs. Rosie Hutchison's health is
very poor.
Mr. and Mr.**. Jethro Hutchison
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Hut
chison Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinohmau
and mother visited Thomas Sharp
and f amily Sunday, Oct. 20lh.
Miss Minnie Swanson is teaching
the Hock's ( reek school.
Mrs. Henry Sharp and Mrs. Ida
Herdue visited Mrs. Charley Keyset;
last week.
Miss Sa lie May Sharp was call
ing on her friend Miss Nora Swam
sum, Monday.
Fisher i’lymale and Bert Skean
attended player meeting Sunday
night.
'Thomas Shars is hauling stone
for the Bridge at Bnlfalo Creek.
W. II. Hutchison made a Hying
trip to Huntington this week.
Sylvester Hutchison, who has
been working at Charleston, has
returned home.
i
vvayne rerdue, ol .>hoals, ih
building a store ai liutTalo Creek.
Uwar Darling has bought a tine
beef cow from fhomis >harp.
I*. .1. Hutchison sold a tine load of
locust posts to Mr. Alley, the oper
ator at Oeredo.
If this escapes the waste basket I
will call again.
1IIk Litti.k l’lUN< KSS.
Oct. 24, 1906.
titorge Taylor, aged 15 years,
recently mot a horrible death at
New London, Connecticut, lie
vn* an elevator boy at a hotel and
was caught between the floor of the
elevator well on the filth floor and
the life crushed out of him. lie
was a nephew of Mrs Henry
Scaggs, of this place.
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