Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-05-14

PERSON AIS

H. B England Of Concord was n
town Tuesday
Many men gave their lives Won't
you give a dollar?
Read, "For Those VINO Gave the
Most, III this issue.
Miss Kathryn Cain Of Fairmont
Normal was home over Sunday
Mrs. Mary C. Rohrbough was a
visitor in Philippi Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. G. W. Beer of Akron, o. is
here the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
S. J. Kittle.
Ray Wilson who has been indis
posed for several days is able to be
out again.
Do your duty with dollar. "For
Those Who Gave the Most" The
American Legion.
Misses Ethel and Masie Osborne
of Elkins are visiting their sister
Mrs. o. c. Thompson.
Miss Sevva Wilmoth and Miss
Leone Rohrbough were Elkins visit
ors last Saturday.
Wilson Cain who is attending w.
Va. University spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Carol Thompson of Morgantown
spent the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Thompson.
The Marathon Oil Company are
building new filling station on Grim
Avenue and FELTON, Street.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company are doing some repair work
in the city-new poles, etc.
A dollar to you is dollar. A
dollar to us may mean happiness to
some orphan. The American Legion.
Fred Morris and "Shobe" Ware
were fishing Tuesday on Tygarts
Valley above NortonGthey hooked
SO.
at is not the hard time coming,
it is the soft times going, is the mat
ter with u.s." someone has truthfully
said.
The Belington Garage delivered a
new Overland Sedan to Gordon Shaw
Of the Philippi Tailoring Co. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thornhill and
children of Buckhannon, were here
Sunday the guests of Rev and Mrs.
Griffin.
D. A. Thompson and children are
home for few days. Mr.. Thomp-
son has been working in the Bear
Mountain valley
Charlie Teter is preparing to build
new residence on the Hinkle lot,
and the corner of Elliott Avenue
and Bridge street.
Miss Rhoda Durham who has been
spending the winter in Beverly is
here with her aunt Mrs. Moore and
will spend several days.
Thrill Griffith who has been with
Bonner's Cafe will leave tomorrow
for Akron, o. where he will work in
one of the Rubber factories.
Miss LESSEE Strickling of Wells
burg and who is attending the w. Va.
University spent the week end with
Geo. E. Cain and family.
Col. R. L. Tallman, while on his
way to Durbin Wednesday of last
week on a business trip, took sick
and was detained at the Luzerne Ho-
tel until Tuesday with a slight at
tack of pneumonia; he is home now
much improved. His wife was at his
bedside during his illness.
Dwight Miller the West Penn man
who has been in Belington for sew
eral weeks has gone to Buckhannon
where he will be located for some
time
W. W. Sherman and family drove
to Pittsburg last Friday in their new
Overland. six Sedan to spend the
week end and Worth says she is a
wonderful car.
Geo. S. White, Resin E. Chrislip,
Earl Matthews, and Haskell Bennett
of Philippi, representing the Barbour
Post American Legion were here on
business Tuesday night.
The reporter says that spring is
here and .Belington has started on
boom-that "Lum" Right had his
coat off Wednesday morning and held
q board for a man to drive nail
j. w. Crisis and daughter Ade-
1ene spent last Sunday (Mother's
Day. at Evansville, Preston County,
the home of his mother, this day be-
ing her birthday. Mrs Criss is in
her 80th year