Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-01-06
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on business a part of this week.
Mrs. w. L. Lipps Of Pittsburg
spent a few days here visiting
her husband who is employed at
Abbott.
Mack Kittle got the record
price for a fine coon dog here
this week, price $500, purchas-
er Richard Cross Of Kempton.
Miss jamie Harrah of Howard
st. is reported seriously i'll, Jess
Glenn also continues i'll at his
home.
Miss Bess Trahern, left here
Sunday for Huntington where
she is engaged il Stenographic
work.
Oscar Rohrbough Of Akron Q.
spent a part Of the holiday week
here visiting his parents on the
West Side.
Eighteen cases of typhoid are
reported from our sister town OF
Philippi, as well as a number OF
other things not mentioned ~
the County papers.
Chas. Price and wife former
" of Belington but now Of Bell
aire O. spent a partSof the holl-
days visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Harmon Sturms.
Miss Gladys Polling who sells
Red Wing Flour out Of Ashland
O., spent the holidays here with
hcr granparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Trahern.
Writ Cade Of Middletown 0.
spent the holidays here with his
parents. Writ looks natural and
is not giving out any political
dope for 1924.
Verne Broadwater who is ped
agoging at New Martinsville
spent the holidays here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Broadwater.
E. A. Phillips harness-maker
will sew half soles on your shoes
and mend the heels for S1.50.
Handles good leather and does
the work to please you. adv.
Misses Winifred Cruikshank,
Leone Rohrbough and Gale Tet-
err who teaches in Redwood
were Relinpton visitors during
the holidays.
Prof. Patch and Miss Mary
Sayres of Morgantown were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. W. e.
McCloud a few days the past
week. l.szYa re1s F.s
E The Thorhill Planning mill is
closed at present for repairs and
the building Of d new dry kiln,
itlis not known how long this
plantgwill remain, closed. i l.D
bIRobert, Murphy famous Re
publican politician and auction
eer of Parsons was here, during
the holidays visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Isaac Wilson. 3
Mountain dew, pick handle,
old, hen horse wine, raisin Jack,
white Lightning, moonshine
corn ticker and other various
brands of wet goods did not seem
much in evidence here during
the holidays.
Major Joe. Teter who teaches
Military tactics and mathema-
tics in the Michigan Agricultur-
al College at Lansing Mich,
spent his holiday vacation here
with home folks.
Captain l.. V. Atha has TAX
en- the Belington passenger
turn, while Capt. Eugene Dun
nington is spending few weeks
basking in the sunshine and
smiles of Dixies land of flowers.
j. w. Coontz who has been
living on Serpell Ave. for the
past few months moved into his
newly finished house on the pike
this week, the property vacated
by him was Immediately occupied
by Mr.. Corder the owner.
C. H. Dent left here Wednes-
day for the Davis Memorial Hos
pital at Elkins where he will un-
dergo an operation for hernia.
The Progressive hopes for
speedy recovery for Mr.. Dent.
Miss Jessie Terrell who teach
es music for the American Zinc
and Chemical Co. at Langeloth
Pa. spent the holidays here with
her parents leaving for her work
Jan. 3rd.
T. II. Bales spent the holidays
here with his family Mr.. Bales
represents The KY. and w. Va.
Insurance Agency of Hunting
ton in the interest Of Consolid-
alton Coal Co. and other large
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