Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-03-18
PERSONALS

r. p. Ferrato was business fl9tS-
or in Philippi Saturday.
Prices talk louder than words about
the new hats at NJ. E. Clothier's.
Mrs. Garnatt Shockey was shop
ping in Elkins Monday.
Mrs. E. d. Koontz was an Elkins
visitor Monday.
Mrs. James Close of Parsons was
here last week visiting her daughter.
A. V. Stalnaker was an Elkins vis-
itor Monday
S. r H. Holt of Philippi was here
Monday on business.
VIM. S. Shinn has purchased the
residence property of S, ]. Kittle.
A. G. Shannon of Buckhannon was
in town on business first of the week.
S. NJ. Polling is in Elkins today on
business.
NJ. f. Clothier is back from the
Eastern cites with an entire new line
If Spring Millinery. (adv)
George Westfall is moving his fam
lily to Greensburg, Ohio, where they
expect to make their future home.
Mrs. Lee Keyser went to Buck
harmon Wednesday afternoon for a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Tibbetts Of
ElIicott City, Md. are the guests of
the formers brother, J, P. Tibbett.
George Triplett, formerly of this
city, lost an eye one day last week in
a mine accident near Fairmont
Everybody wants new hat for
Easter, come and look us over. M. E.
Clothier. adv
Herman Halter and family Of Phil
ippi were Sunday visitors at Prof
Waggoner's.
The most pathetic scene recently
was an old maid trying to play flap
per. 1T can't be did"
A. B. Shaffer of the Bend of the
River was business visitor in the
city Monday afternoon.
Why not patronize your own town
and buy your Easter Chapean at M.
E. Clothier. adv
Arthur McCauley of Chestnut
Flats was in town with his team
Tuesday.
Okey Chenoweth, who has been
working at Wendell, is home for a
few days.
Aston Hunt who is working at
Bayard is at his home at Stringtown
with throat trouble
Mrs. Lucinda Smith is seriously i'll
with paralysis at her home in Elliott
addition.
Comet Come! Come! Follow the
crowd to NJ E. Clothier's to see the
new hats. adv
Miss Ruth Smith, who is teaching
school in Parsons, was a week end
visitor of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. K. Smith.
L. E. Harris of Meadowville has
purchased the Barte place on Laurel
Hill from Tas Digman and is getting
ready to do some extensive farming.
Mrs. NJ. R. Keyser, Mrs. D. B. Cas-
TO and Mrs R. Hickman were in Ell
kins Wednesday the guests of Mrs.
A. F. Rohrbough.
Dayton Ernest suffered broken
arm Saturday evening when one of
Henry Fords babies kicked him too
hard. He is getting along sorely
well.
Allen Wilson, a brother of John
Wilson of this city, has purchased
property owned by G. G. Dadisman
on Serpell Avenue and is moving into
1t this week.
Irene Corley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Win Corley of Route and a
young Mr.. Boylen were married last
Saturday in Oakland, Md. Mr. Boy
len is son of Delbert Boylen, of
Philippi district.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Camden Jones of
Snithburg, Mrs. A. S. Polling and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest B. Polling of
Philippi, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs o. 0. Baugh-
man.
Robb Keyser, a local boy, was mi
tiated into the Phi Sigma Kappa fra
ternity of the University of Penn
sylvania recently. Charles Bernard
of Elkins also became member of
the same chapter at that time.
A few evenings ago at a social
gathering gentleman was asked il
he was going to attend the play Civ
en- by the high school here? He re-
piled. that he saw them acting at
the Post Office every evening"
William c. Durant, broke twice by
Wall Street, has again come back
more powerful then ever in the auto
mobile and financial field. The wizard
motor manufacturer, who founded
the Buick Motor Company in 1909 is