Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-04-08

Squire F. A. Simpson is IN PM
Hppi today on business.
Percy Paugh Of Gassaway IS N
an Elkins hospital.
DR.. o. L. Perry Of Elkins was IN
the city Monday on business.
Mr.. Rogers of High Street Is some
what improved from his sickness.
w. A. Mason and family, of Philip
nj. spent Sunday in the city with rel
atives.
Denzel Gamer left here this week
for Rock Cave whre he will work for
the Elkins Construction Company
Charles Eib, who is student at
Wesleyan College, spent the Easter
vacation at his home here.
A little child Of Alfred Kittle that
died near Pennington was brought
here today for burial at Talbot.
Robb Keyser who is attending
school in Philadelphia was home for
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Isabelle Harvey, of Serpell
Avenue, who has been visiting for
several weeks on Hunters Fork came
home Sunday.
There was a mistake last week IN
the price of cabbage plants in Dud-
ley's AID. The price is rs cents per
hundred. See the display ad.
Mrs. Mary Roger who has been
here for the past two weeks return
ed to her home at Parks Landing,
Pa, Wednesday.
Henry Harris has moved to his
new farm above the Fair Ground re-
Gently purchased from Monroe Phil
lips.
John England who has been at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. ]. H.
Bennett, of Huffman, is visiting an
other daughter, Mrs. Il. H. Price in
town this week.
Have you noticed the wonderful
number of Dealers licensees on cars
on Sundays-wonder if they are gem
uine? Mr.. White will probably be
around soon and viii ascertain.
Mrs. e. .. Koontz and daughters,
Mabel and Mary Kathryn, spent the
week end visiting relatives in Nor
gantown. They were accompanied
by Jeryl Ramsey of Philippi.
Mr., and Mrs. Guy Yerkey, of
Clarksburg, were pleasant visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Goode on Brwon Avenue during the
Easter holidays.
MI. and Mrs. Lamar Beavers of
Washington, left Tuesday for their
home, after spending Easter with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
V. Stalnaker.
WB. Baker, who has been sick
with throat trouble for the past six
weeks is able to again take up his
duties as school principal for the
Volga schools.
W. 7. Curry tells of fellow catch
ing a muscolunge in Parkersburg
recently that was about four feet
long. Now, Bill and his fishing crowd
may make lunge to find more of
such fish.
Mr. Joliffe, of the State Auditors
office is here checking over the town
books again, which means another
$3.50 to be paid out for work that
shuld have been done by former re-
corders.
Philippi is getting ready for
Clean Up Week, and the Mayor of
that city wants to make it the
"Cleanest City, in the state. Being
TIN may Be slow about getting start
cd, but "Clean Up" She will.
Mrs. Lydia Harris, died last Fri
day at her home in Valley district
end was buried Sunday at Trinity
She was the widow of the late Sol.
Harris, Her sister, Mrs. Remus Pol
ing died few days ago, their brot-
hers, Abroham Ware and Elihue
Ware and one sister, Mrs Harris,
survive.
Ben Phillips since he left here and
landed back in his home city of Enid
Oklahoma says that there was a
large oil well in 16 miles Of his home,
the largest in the world, has flow
of oil at the rate Of a thousand bar
rels an hour Mr.. Phillips further
states that there was the largest
snow storm and blizzard on April 3,
that they had ever had
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