Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-04-24
PERSONALS

not this week do 1t next week.
Clyde Kinsey of Fairmont was
visiting in town Wednesday,.
Darl Rohrabaugh of Pittsburg 10
visiting his mother.
Many attend the dance given Tues
day,
VIM. Sothen was business caller
here Thursday.
S. j. Kittle was business visitor
at Tygarts Junction Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Right who has been
sick is better today.
G. j. Stalnaker is now up and able
to be out.
VIM. Kittle, candidate for School
Commissioner, was in town Tuesday.
r. F. Rhinehart and C. C. Nc
Cauley, were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ike Lazarus is home on visit
for few days.
Geo. L. Murphy the Monument
man, of Arden was here Wednesday
on business.
E. A. Hunt and family moved back
today from Lumberport to their home
at Stringtown.
A teachers meeting was held in
the Teter Schoolhouse last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hoffman of Davis, mother of
Rev. Jos. Hoffman, was here the first
of the week, on visit.
The Male Quartette of B. H S.
are to give their program in Philippi
tonight.
Rease Woodford left this morning
for Detroit, Mich. where he will take
up his former position.
Angus Ferguson, Supt. of Taylor
County Road was in town Tuesday
on business.
Kathleen Curry and Eva Wilson
students of W. V. U. were home over
Easter asU
Spark Plug" Thomas and "Shobe"
Ware are counted the champion
SAOuliu IOS HuAlISlS III IlAS ulSCIlCG.
Mrs. Carl Wayne rof Petersburg
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Lovett
Virgil and Edward Ross of Pitts
burgh were the guest of their brother
Fury, Tuesday.
Fred Bonner who is working in
Clarksburg was home over Easter
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs, J.
L. Bonner.
L. D. Kittle was called to Norton
Saturday to attend the funeral of
his sister Mrs. James Anthony, who
died Friday night.
Every fellow from Valley district
this week wears smile. They total
miles of smiles, and we hope it means
miles of Good Roads.
James Forney, Greed Summers,
Jasper Bibey and j. C. Boyles were
on the grand jury last week from
Valley and Barker districts.
Paul and Stuart Bennett who are
on their way to Colorado, spent Ea-
ster Sunday in Topeka, Kans., with
friends of Mr.. H. E. Steele.
Mrs. L. L. Bennett and daughter
Oleta, left Sunday for Colorado.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Ben
nett as far as Grafton.
Helen and Denzel Keyser who are
spending the winter with their aunt
Mrs. w. j. Goode of Harding spent
Saturday at their home.
Easter Sunday passed off with all
sorts of weather = thunder and
lightning, snow, sleet, hail, rain wind
and little sunshine.
Mr., and Mrs. L. Boyd Wilfong of
st. Adams were in the city Saturday
between trains, seeing friends and
relatives. Mrs. Wilfong will be re-
membered as Miss Wanda Keyser.
Mrs. James Keller and Mrs. Por
ter Taylor of Fairmont are visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Miss Ethel Osborne of Elkins was
the guest of her sister Mrs. O. c..
Thompson Sunday. $500
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Teter narrow
ly escaped with their lives last Fri
day while running along Grim Ave.
near the Park telephone pole fell
over and hit the car in which they
were riding slightly bruising a hand
OF Mrs. Teter, and MASKING the car
body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bren Roger and ba
loies, Brentwood and Betty 10, of
Clarksburg, are visiting the latters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Keyser of
Brown Ave; Mr.. Roger returned
10 Clarksburg Sunday where he will
resume his work with the Glen Elk
Lumber Co. but Mrs. Roger will
visit in the city for an indefinite