Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-04-10
PERSONALS

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FOR SALE-Folding Bed, Gas
Range, Wardrobe. See R. F. Payne.
U. S. Anderson, of near Volga,
was in town on Tuesday on business.
Be progressive-yote for legacy
for your children.
A. D. Bartlett, of Concord, was in
town Saturday on business.
j. M. Reel, of Valley, was among
our paying subscribers on Tuesday.
For health and happiness, eat
green's" while the plants are tender.
Good roads are mark of civil
cation.
The Blue Ridge Coal Company has
resumed operations near O'Brien
this week
Use Iodine Table Salt to prevent
and cure goitre. For sale at all
leading grocers.
Beware of false reports that
might be circulated to defeat good
roads.
S. A. George was in town last
week and says he IS candidate for
justice of the peace.
Draper England, of Grace Chapel,
was a paying visitor at the Pro-
gressive office on Tuesday.
Rev. F. G. Radabaugh, pastor Of
the Grafton U. B. church, was at his
home here Monday evening.
Bruce England brought load OF
potatoes for shipment to Berryburg,
Bruce says my! but the roads are
bad!"
The extra cost of running motor
vehicles on bad roads is more than
double the cost of running them on
good roads.
A. Yeager and NJ. L. Yeager, both
of Valley, were among the mer-
chants from that district, in town on
Saturday.
n. VIM AtNW AA0o AAAS
main Office in Cleveland, Ohio, and
who is president of the Viquesney
Timber & Ore CO., was here first of
the week.
An interesting session of the Eas-
tern, Star was held Monday night.
The ladies of this auxiliary to the
Masonic order are taking much in
terest in their lodge.
Valley district is struggling for
good roadside healthy arteries
that bring progress and peace. Who
dares hinder these attributes of our
our American civilization?
Miss. Jessie Teter returned last
week from Volga, where she enjoys a
large class in music. By the way,
Miss Jessie is one of our best must
clans and a thorough instructor.
How would you like to start for
Philippi this morning with the roads
such as we had ten years ago in your
car? Would you do it, or would you
get up that old "hoss" and buggy?
A man owning land on good roads
and not wishing to pay the addition
al tax, can easily sell out and with
the money he receives, buy twice as
much land in county where there
are NO roads.
The West Virginia University
girls are attending an Eastern Con-
ference at Washington this week of
the Pi Beta Phi fraternity A more
extended account will be given next
week.
Don't eternally be yelling as to
te hard times coming If they are
here, as you say, try to make them
better. You can't do it by soaring
people who may have money and by
causing them to put it away in their
sock"
Some elegant musical numbers as
well as special sermons have been
scheduled for the meeting in prog
ress in the NJ E. church. It will be
decidedly your loss if you fail to at
tend. Particularly on Sunday there
will be rare musical treats.
H. S. Steele, former teacher III
the Belington schools, who has
charge Of the Buckingham school in
Maryland, is here this week, and
will accompany Paul Bennett to Col
orado via auto. They will leave to-
morrow Mr.. Steele has a brother
living in that state.
Mrs. George Brown, of Lehighton,
Pa, died Tuesday night in Philadel-
phia at hospital Mrs. Brown was
well known here few years ago
She was a sister of Mrs. w s.
Moore and Mrs. Delles Teter. Mr.
Brown, while here, was connected
with the Brown Lumber Company