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KENOVA
NEWS
Personal Mention of Peo
ple Whom You Know
and Don't Know.
Mrs. B. Burleson was a recent
-visitor at the Gate City.
Mrs. J. McClure of South Point
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. R. A. Morris visited friends
at Huntington Wednesday.
Daniel Geygan is off duty on ac
count of an abscess on his arm.
Mrs. Jennie Percival, who has
bfjpn indisposed this week, is better.
Mrs. liUcian Queen wan a visitor
at Catlettsburg the tirst of the week.
J. G. Lambert transacted busi
ness at Portsmouth one day last
week.
W. W, Jackson was a business
caller at Huntington the tirst of the
week.
City Attorney William Lovin
transacted business at Wayne last
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. C. Staten spent a few
hours with friends at Huntington
last Friday.
Mrs. C. F. Mercer left Monday
for a few days’ visit with relatives
in Virginiat
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Salmons
spent a lew days last week with
friends at Louisa.
Airs. T. J. Pal well and Mr*.
R. E. Partlow were visitors at
Ashland recently.
Airs. Al. E. (Adkins is having a
new building erected on her prop
erty on Pine street.
Airs. Chat. Damron has been quite
ill for the past several days with an
attack of bronchitis.
1'he ladies of Kenova are organ
izing a “social hour club” on the
order of a Kensington.
Airs. Louise Lambert, who has
been quite sick for several weeks, is
reported much improved.
Mrs. F. W. Pinson of Quaker has
been the pleasant guest of Mrs. Ezra
Hall for the past few days.
U. G. Parsley has returned from
a business trip to various points in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
Airs. Reuben Osbnrn was num
bered among the sick a few days
last week with an attack of tbegiip.
i he smiling face of the genial and
gentlemanly John A. Greear of
Hluetield was recently seen on our
streets.
Airs. W. P. Slaughter has re
turned to her home at Cincinnati
after a pleasant visit here with her
.sister, Mrs. Jennie Duncan.
The Hillside Bible class met with
Airs. S. O. Wood last week. The
meeting today will be held at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Mantel.
Much moving is a sure harbinger
of spring as well as the song of the
robin. We know it is here and the
way people are ‘ swapping” houses
is a sight to see in a city the size of
Kenova.
J he streets of otir city show' a
great improvement after the thor
ough cleaning which took place last
week. May this work continue as
nothing improves a town so much
as clean streets and alleys.
'Hie manner in w hich the local
city and state authorities aro enforc
ing the Prohibition law speaks well
for those officials. City Marshal
Ferguson is always casting his
weather eye about for bootleggers
and other violators.
I he city editor returns his thanks
to the gen leman who sent him the
nicely printed card pertaining to
hoteh. In our travels from ocean
to ocean and from creek to creek j
we have come to the conclusion after |
close observation arid much roasti
ca ion that there is more thought
than food in the average city tavern
A man giving his name as Geo. j
Pinee and claiming Hinton to be
his home, wa- picked up in the lo
cal C. O. yards Monday night
and removed to the city hospi'al.
He had been struck by a train, he
claimed, although no hrnisew were1
found on his body He was given
treatment for two or three days I
when a ticket to Hinton was pur-|
chased by the city for him.
Colored men giving their names
as George Botts, Burl Bel ford, Cle.
ti« Turner and Fred Neil were ar-i
rested this week by City Marshall
Ferguson charged violating the Pro- j
hibi ion law, .Mayor Crossen turn-l
ed the men over to the state and
Hqmre Lambert fined them *100 and
aeot them to jail for 00 days. The
men had neglected to label them
selves before coming to Kenova!
from Kentucky. One of them had .
,«*•*-* Meat* g i.
nine pints of whisky on him and an*
other seven.
John Acher has been laid up for
the past lew days with a carbuncle
on his neck.
Mrs. J. H. Hardin and Mrs.
H. II. Cyrus were shopping at Ir.
onion oue day last week.
J. G. Lambert entertained his
Sunday School class of the Baptist
church in a very pleasant manner at
Lambert’s hall last Friday evening.
The Boy Scouts gave an enter
tainment at the ciiy hall Mouday
evening that was a decided success
in every particular. The people
showed their appreciation ol the
boys’efforts by tilling the ball to its
capacity.
Deputy Sheriff Rife of Catletts
burg, catcher for for the Gate
City base ball team, is reported
dangerously ill at hie home iu the
Gate City from pneumonia. He
has many admirers iu Kenova who
trust his recovery may be speedy
aud permanent.
The Ladies’ Aid society of the
Presbyterian church w111 give a so
cial ou St. Patrick’s Day at the
beautiful borne of Mrs. D. B. Lew
is. The affair will be held from
2:30 to 5 p. m., and the following
ladies will be hostesses: Mesdames
A. K. Wileou, Jas. McMullen, J.
B. Waller, Jas. Houdebush and C.
K. Montgomery. A silver offering
will he taken at the door. An in
teresting program will constitute
the atteraoos’s entertainment and
iainty refrwshmeuls will be servtd.
Born
To Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Rush,
March 3, It) 15, a son.
Infant Daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dies.
Lillian Estella, the eight-montbr
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Pearl
Lester, died Tuesday from diphthe
ritic croup 1' nneral services were
conducted at the Lester home Wed
nesday afternoon by Rev. William
Fallen, after which the remains
were interred in Brown’s Hill ceme
tery.
Horses Ran Away
Injuring Tobe Rigg.
'I he delivery team owned by
Ferguson Brothers of Ceredo ran
away ou Twelfth street, this place,
Wednesday afternoon and slightly
injured the driver, Tobe Rigg.
Oue of the wheels ran into the
curb and threw Mr. Rigg onto
the pavement. He was pick
ed up - nd tak^n home and medical
assistance given him. Upon exam
illation it was fouud that no hones
were broken. He is again alright.
Neither the horses or wagon were
lujii red.
Many “Moves” Taking
Place About the City.
With the arrival of spring people
are beginning to move, and lather
will he lucky if he even gets to eat
a “snack” from the mantle.
Rev. J. B. Waller has moved in
to the house recently vacated by VV.
E. Minter.
II. I . Breeee now occupies the
house vacated by Rev. Waller and
family.
•las. McMullen has moved into
the property vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Breeee.
Ferry Brown has moved iuto the
property vacated Air. and Airs. Alc
AI ullen.
Joseph Mantel occupies his new
bungalow on Twelfth and Walnut
streets.
Alarch J2. Reporter.
No Use to Tru and Wear Out Your
Gold; It Will Wear You Out Instead.
3 honsands keep on suffering coughs
and colds through neglect and delay
Why make yourself an easy prey to se
rious ailments nnd epidemics as the re
sult of a neglected cold? (toughs and
Colds sap your strength and vitality un
less cheeked in the early stages. Dr
King s Now Discovery is wimt yon need
the find dose helps. Your head clears
up,yon breathe freely and you fuel so
much letter. Buy a bottle today and
start taking at ouce, adv.
“Mum” is Now the
Word at Washington.
Washington, March 10.—Be
cause of the almost universal he
lp There that Italy and most of
'he Balkan «‘ates will enter the
war in a shof t .me, the Adminis
tration h is veiled ri! “s pending
negotiali ms in secrecy.
Hecretary of State Bryan reiosed
to disclose the text of the m«n
sages to Eng and and France, ask
ing them to teli how they intend
to shul off German commerce.
Bp>m Treatment tor GonMinatlon.
t‘“T ;1*u«h,Pr Chamberlain's
3 ablets for constipation with good re.
suits and I can recommend them hiah
iJ’ W,rir *“nl R^hiu, Brushly, La.
For sale by all dealers. ^jT>
a_ . , v.v i-i » t' .i'
CITIZENS’ TICKET.
For Mayor,
JAMES O. MARCUM.
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Recorder,
EVART WRIGHT,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Councilman,
O. F BUSH,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Councilman,
W. A. RAM8DELL,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Councilman,
J. W KISER,
Residence Ceredo, W. Va.
For Councilman,
T. N. JOHNSON,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Conueiiinan,
SAMUEL PATTERSON, Sr.,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
I
PEOPLE’S PROGRESSIVE TICKET.
For Major,
“~”"1 E H. SMITH.
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Recorder,
- W. C SHANKLIN,
Residence, Ceredo. W. Va.
For Councilman,
- C. C. BURKS,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
For Councilman,
- ~| J M PERDUE.
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
» For Councilman,
^*"1 ROBERT HAZLETT,
Residence, Ceredo W. Va.
For Councilman,
ROY WRIGHT.
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va
l
For Councilman,
JOHN FERGUSON,
Residence, Ceredo, W. Va.
I, James Wright, Sr., Recorder of the town of Ceredo, W. Va., do hereby
certify that the foregoing iB a true copy of the tickets according to the nominations
made by the Citizens’ Party and People’s Progressive Party conventions of said
town. '
Given under my hand this the 8th day of March, 1915.
James Wright, Sr ,
Recorder Town of Ceredo.
Smallest Official in
Tennessee State Lead.
Union City, Teon., March 10 —
John Raunders, known to be the
etna lest official in Tennessee,
weighiug 62 pounds, four feet tall
and 52yeara,old died beretodny. He
was clerk of Ohio county and
owned property valued at *50,000.
Man Slain; Police
Claim Fence Row.
Lewisburg, VV. Va., March 9—
W. A. Griffith wus in jail here to
day after surrendering to the au
thor ies pending an investigation
of the shooting to death of James
A. Bennett at Unis, four miles
north of here, yesterday.
The Griffith and Beuuett farms
adjoin. The county au’honties
claim there was a dispute over a
line feuce.
Uniform Examination
Notice.
The first l uiforrn Examination
of the year will be held ou Thurs
day and Friday, April 1st and 2ud,
.at the following places: Buffalo
Graded school building, Ceredo
district; at Fort Gay and at Wayne.
The examination is for Uniform,
Renewal and Primary certificates
Those expecting to make applica
tion for primary certificates are re
quested to wr.te the Co. Supt. ot
scrhools at once. There will be no
examination for Graded school
certi(unites, the legis'ature having
abolished the issuance of such cer
tificates.
No permits to take theexamina
tions in other counties will be is
sued except for imperative reas
ons. Enrollment will be made at
4 o clock on the preceding day.
Applicants from other states or
counties must furnish proper rec*
ommendatiou and must tie identi
fied. All morning sessions will be
opened at 7 o’clock a. m., Eastern
time. Any person not 18 years of
age on or before Repr. iHt, 1915^
will not be admitted. This is a re
cent law. Applicants must furnish
themselves with pens, ink and
blotters.
Very trulv,
5mar,f O. J. Rife,
Rupt. VS ftvne Co. Schools.
Bui.iifa of supt. shawkky.
The age limit for persons eligi
ble to receive certificates has been
raised to “eighteen veers on or be
fore the first day of September of
the year in which the certificate is
issued. Applicant who will bs
seventeen years of age at the time
of the April examination may be
admitted to that examination and
il they make certificate* they w>||
be issued under the provisions of
tii<« old la#, but the new law will
n« in force after the April exami
1 uat ion.
Applicants will observe this
rul mg.
O. J. Rifk, Rupt.
f AAr»rtlMm«BL)
—— — —- ,
For Salo.
Corner lot on Poplar and 13th
streets, Kenova, known as popfac
tory lot. Has a deep dry well.
• ell on good time with small pay
ments. Price $860. Inquire ol
proprietor of this paper.
What Your Neighbors Say
If you are in doubt about telephone service
for your home take a local telephone book and
run your eye down the list of subscribers. Note
the names of your friends, acquaintances and
neighbors.
I)o you suppose they would have telephone
service in their homes if they did not find it
decidedly worth while? Call on a few of these
neighbors. Ask them what use they find for a
telephone. They will tell you of things that
can be done by telephone that perhaps you
do not realize.
Ask the Local Manager
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
H. 1C. ROBERTS, District Manager
T«L *000 422 10th Street, Huntington, W. Vfc
Mr. Taft advises without trying
to run things. Some other ex prer
idents have not been so discreet.
Mr. Taft advises us to stand by
the president and the flag. Right!
1 his is no time to show partisan*
ship.
I hr m iin difference between a
question and an interrogatory de
pends upon whether Jim Ham Lew
is asks it.
In passing up the hall of fame
Herman Reservist Stegler has ap
parent ly figured out the advantages
a live quitter has over a dead hero.
With a new union station Cbioa
goiaus will be no longer constrained
to meet so many visitors with an
apology and a closed conveyance.
If one cared for scrambled meta
phors lie might say that some theater
managers are scalping the goose
that lays the golden eggs.
After a wedding life of 33 years,
George Offenhaker sued for di
voce at Newark, O.
Dr. Ditbon P. Garter
IH.VriST
3d Ave., Cor. 10th St.,
Odd Fellow Building,
Huntington, W. Va.
' Baltimore & Ohio
SYSTEM
LOW FARES
TO THE
Pacific Coast
AND
I CALIFORNIA
I
Expositions
VIA
Chicago or St, Louis.
Full Information at Miliimorp
and Ohio Ticket Office*.
60 YEAR9*
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Anvonn anrvlln* n "ketch an<1 ritmcrlof loo mat
Rr.icktV neoertnln our opinion free wf.otlx* 'n
tirei11 Ion la probal.lr palenmliln. Comm tin tea.
lR>na,itrlrt If confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent*
•ent free. I .Meat etranov for aeenrfn* patenta.
I atnnla taken t hr unit. Minin Jt Co. receive
*T'‘ >tI uofirr, without r!mri(«, in the
Scientific American.
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rotation of an? eeienntlc Journal, Term*. #.'! a
*"<» brail finwartealnra.
MUNN XCo.3B,B^^ New York
Branch office. 63k K St.. WukiBiien, B.C.
FISHER F. SCAGGS,
Attorney"'at Law,
W.vpp, W. Va.
T. T. MclK'UUAL.
Fire and Life Insu
rance Agent.
CKKK1M), W VA.
Tor sale.
A farm of 100 acres; 80 level and 30
rolling; 75a. in cultivation mostly in
grass ,312 miles from R. R. station,
1 mile to church, school and rock pike,
on good county road. New cottage of 5
rooms, hall and two porches, nioe yard,
3 good stock barns, new tobacco barn
36x40, wood house, com crib, got d cel
iarf smoke arid hen houses ; good garden,
good orchard of applet, peaches, pears
and trapes. This farm is all in high state
of cnltiyation, extra good fencing, wsli
watered by never-failing springs; this
is one of my best bargains, is located in
the tobacco belt of Ky. and will pro*
dnce $100 worth of tobacco per acre.
Price $4.000 ; terms reasonable at 6 per
cent. Remember. I have 160 other Ky.
farms for sale ranging from $600 to
$35,000. For catalog or farther par
ticulars, write
ROY L. JOHNSON
FARM BROKER
0f#Ww Science Hill, Ky.
Dr. Mii'-s Laxutitv lal ieis «io not per
form by force what should be accom*
tlltlwwl tv n t Ad vert l«*m«oL)
There are no flies on the
beautiful Box Papers and
Envelopes to be found at
the Advance Stationery
Store. 1 he prices are very
low. Call and see the
Beautiful Gi'ts.
The Superior Oil Co.'s
Oils and Paint
! Are the Best Good* on Earth.
Cylinder, Gas Engine,
Automobile and Machine
Oils.
Superior Elastic Hoof and Iron
1 aint Muki'H old Hoof* good an new!
Guaranteed for Five Yearn.
If your dealer doen not handle our
goodo, write uh for prices direct.
AGENTS WAN 1 ED.
The Superior Oil Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV 2 2.1914
WEST BOUND.
I.E4VE CEREDO DAILY.
No. 17, 8:87 p. m—For Portsmouth and
intermediate stations.
No. 18, 8:29 a. m. — For Williamson
and intermediate stations.
Trains leave Kenovu for Columbus and
Cincinnati and the west 2 :80 a. m.,
R :R0 a. m. and 2 rt)0 p. m. daily.
Trains leave Williamson for the norttt
and east 4 :41 a. m., 4 :47 p. m. and
8:00 a. m.
£<TFor Tickets, Time Cards, Sleeping
Car Reservations and all inform*.
tU>n, write or call upon nearest
Agent
Norfolk & Western Rallwau.
W B. Betiix, w. O. S.tmniR.
Pas*,.TrafT. Mirr. Oen’l Pan. Agt.
Koa-iok^.V^ R.'aaoks.V,
Valuable Farm lor
Sale.
A valuable farm consist*
ing of 123 acres, more or
less, situate about 4 miles
from Ceredo and Kenova
on the county road is for
sale; about 105or MO acres
is cleared, 80 acres of it be
ing in grass. It has on it
two dwellings,one a two
story, containing 6 rooms;
the other a one»story con
taining 3 rooms; a large
barn, 45x55, and necessary
outbuildings. Has also a
good young orchard of
about 800 apple trees,
about 800 peach trees, al
so pear and plum trees
besides grapes.
For terms and particul
ars, call on T. T. Me—
Dougal, Ceredo, W. Va*

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