Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-03-11
PERSONALS


ness visitor in Elkins Saturday.
j. H. Kennedy of Antioch was a
visitor in town Saturday.
". B. Robinson and wife were visit
ing relatives in Grafton Sunday.
nj. C. Coontz of Glade district was
shopping in town Saturday.
Luther and Monroe Moore of Hunt
ersfork were here Saturday.
Isaiah Moore of Route was shop
ping in town last Saturday.
Geo. w. Cox of Junior was visit
or here the latter part of last week
M. T. Ice Stringtown was in town
Saturday
J. G. Wilmoth of Mclean Station
was in town Saturday afternoon.
j. G. Wilson of Sugar Creek was
here the latter part of last week.
Work purifes your blood. Work,
therefore is a good Spring tonic.
Andy Stalnaker of Adrian is visit
ing in this vicinity this week.
Bradford Keyser left Tuesday
morning for Ironton, Ohio.
o. j. Woodford spent Sunday with
his family at Philippi.
M. E. Clothier is back from the
Eastern cites with an entire new line
of Spring Millinery. (adv)
Miss Kathleen Curry Miss Joliffe
and ALBERT Gamer were Grafton
visitors Sunday evening.
A Mr.. Henline and son of Utah
have been visiting relatives here for
several days.
S. M. D. Coontz of the West side
is very i'll of diseases incident to old
age he is 83 years of age.
Comet Come! Comet Follow the
crowd to M. E. Clothier's to see the
new hats. adv.
S. T. Keller of Parkersburg was
here Tuesday night calling on his
customers.
Miss Mary Shay of Tunnelton was
here over Sunday visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Curry.
Prices talk louder than words about
the new hats at Nj. E. Clothier's.
adv
Mrs. Fred Sturm of Philippi was
here few days ago visiting her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Vernon Pierce.
Henry Coonts was in Junior Tues
day on account of the death of his
brother-in-law Jethro Moore.
Everybody wants new hat for
Easter, come and look US over M E.
Clothier adv
1t is reported that C. G. Dadisman
will soon start the construction of a
nome on the West Side for Peter
Mcmahon.
Miss Mary linn is again assisting
in NJ. E. Clcthier's Millinery Shop
and will be glad to have her friends
call and buy hat
L. E. Shull of Century was here
on business Tuesday. He has been
appointed receiver for the Manley
and Fornash store at Volga.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at
the home of Mrs. Monroe Phillips,
Thursday, March 4th, with good at
tendance.
Why not patronize your own town
and buy your Easter Chapean at M.
E. Clothier. adv
Wayman Sturns who has been liv-
ing at the Durham place on the Sugar
Greek road moved into a property
near the M. E. Church Saturday.
Miss Edna Lovett, who works for
the Citizens National Bank at Phil
ippi, is sick at the home of her par
ents here
Mrs. Floyd Teter was visiting Elk
ms one day last week She called at
the home of Uncle John Tyre who is
very sick at this time.
Now, do not be afraid to raise po-
fatoes this year-there is money in
potatoes at less than one dollar
bushel
Stanley Corder, B. E. Snyder and
Herman Polling of Philippi were bust
@'Soo NdACio III IOWI w eQHeSudy.
Mr.. and Mrs. McQuain were Elkins
visitors Wednesday.
William Curry, Jr. is now located
at 2460 B. St., San Diego, Calf, hav-
ing landed there Feb. Is from the s.
s. Katan. He will remain in south
ern California for some time.
Mrs. Ralph Teter who has been in
Wheeling for sometime taking treat
ment came home Saturday night,
while she is not entirely well, she is
much improved.
Miss Edra Stalnaker who has been
IN Elkins hospital for the past ten
days for treatment for blood poison
IN her foot and ankle was brought
home Tuesday evening, and is thought
to be out of danger.