Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-09-10

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in town today on business.
L. ~ Viquesney of Junior was in
town Monday on business.
A miscellaneous shower was given
at the home of Mrs. j. K. Blatchford
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Fayne
Kayser Thursday evening, Sept.4 by
a number of her friends.
Miss Mary Combs, former student
of Catherman's Business school, Cum
berland, Md, left Monday for Clarks-
burg where she will complete her
course in West Virginia Business
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. George linn who have
spent the summer here have returned
! to New Haven, Conn.,, where Mr.. linn
is a student in Medicine at Yale. Mrs.
/ Zinn will teach school in New Haven
the coming winter.
/ w. A. Mason and B. J. Beohm, real
tors of Philippi, are clearing som
lots this side of Philippi and erecting
dwellings, thereon. Why not come to
Belington and get a real location?
! Enough said.
The White Lines are being put on
the State Highway indicting the
dangerous and prohibitive places of
passing cars. Anyone who passes an
other car on these lines is violating
the law.
Mrs .Fayne Keyser, formerly Miss
Madalon Blatchford, will leave the
+ last of the week for Baltimore, where
she has accepted a position in the
Baltimore City Schools. Glad to
learn of her promotion.
]. X. Massie of Mercer was here
+ the guest of Fulton Booth Friday He
/ is pesident Of the Bee-Keepers Asso-
citation of West Virginia, and one of
the best authorities on bees in the
State
Mrs F. L. Stitt is visiting her aurt
Mrs. A. B. Cornwell of Philippi this
week Mrs. Stitt who was form-
ally Miss opal Trahern will return
to her home in Chicago the last Of
this month.
Mrs. Kelly Eclzles and Tony Barte
of Wheeling, Clyde Nestor and family
of Elkins, Ed Whitescarver and fam
lily of Pruntytown We're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Barte, Sunday.
Misses Mildred and Lena Rohr-
bough of Redwood, daughter of Prof.
John H. Rohrbough were visiting
friends here They expect to finish
their normal training at Fairmont
State Normal this year.
R. s. Dayton left Sunday for Iron
ton Ohio, where he and C. A. Nash
of Huntington have a road grading
job Of 10 miles which will require a.
out a year to complete. The family
of Mr.. Dayton accompanies him.
Mrs. Anna Doak left Sunday for
Keyser where her daughters Virginia
and Frances viii enter school for the
coming year Mrs Doak has just re-
turned from Cleveland where she UNI
derwent a successful operation for
goiter.
DR.. E. I. Woodford and H. G. Kelly
returned from Florida first Of the
week via auto, and DR. A. H. Wood
ford and son, Rease, returned We'd
i nesday evening. Doctor Alonzo says
there isn't foundation enough down
there for him; has been used to the
solid rocks of West Virginia, so those
sand quivering lakes and sand doons
are no great attraction to the doctor.
Dr. E. L. might be satisfied if he
could get rock big enough to sit
on when he was fishing, but nothing
beats the mountain trout streams for
''fshin". The other boys decided they
would wait until the rush was over.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Parrish and
children returned home Friday even
ing after few, days visit in Noble
county Ohio. Mr.. Parrish reports
seeing the wrecked Shenandoah at
Ava and Sharon, and was only four
miles away from the place when it
wrecked. He says thousands Of peo-
pie visited the places; the field in
which the main part fell was in grass
but in day or two it looked like
the road-the farmer and owner of
this field made a charge for entrance
which probably will pay for the dam
age done to the field and other pro-
perty The control of this big air
ship fell in a garden on hill contain
ing five men all killed; the other nine
men were killed in the other two
parts of the ship, when they fell
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