Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-02-11
PERSONALS

Mrs. Geo. Shomo is sick at her
home on Grim Ave.
Good Chicken Supper at Baptist
Church Friday EVENING"
Troy Glasscok of Philippi was here
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Jones, the weather man, was
here Wednesday for short time.
Mrs. H. H. Price was visiting at
Howard Cox's in Junior, last week.
James barrow Of Kingwood was
guest of his brother, last week.
Mrs. ] i. L. Ernest has been lndls-
posed, for several days.
Betty. Jane, little daughter OF MT.
and Mrs w. G. McCloud has recover
ed from a two weeks illness.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Viouesney Tuesday baby girl. Both
mother and daughter are doing well.
Four train crews lodged here Tues
day night, partly on account OF the
heavy snow storm.
Cicero Booth was here Tuesday on
his way to Florida where he is an
engineer on a fast train.
Miss Iowa Moore of Buckhannon
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Will
son, last week.
1t SHOWS, and many are now IN
looking out; not many people are go
ing out anywhere;
County Road Engineer Johnson of
Philippi was business visitor in
town Saturday.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nc
Coy, Monday, a baby girl. And Mac
said, "Say, she weighs 8 pounds
Gordon Shomo was pleasant
visitor in Elkins one evening this
week.
Miss Roma Thompson, who has
been in Steubenville, Ohio for the
last month has returned home.
Rev. James Champ is very sick at
his home with gall-stones and will
probably have to be operated on, be-
fore any relief is reached.
Miss Marie Brandenberg left last
week for Detroit where she will enter
the Ford Hospital and take training
as a nurse. We wish her success.
Mrs. E. NJ Burwell of Crystal,
Idaho, left Saturday after spending
few days with Mrs. Charles Jones
and other relatives.
DR.. Archbold Jones, an Inferno in
a New York City hospital, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. O. Baugh-
man,
Robb Keyser, who is taking course
in Business Administration, in the
University Of Pennsylvania, spent the
mid-semester vacation with his par
ents.
Mrs. Berne Teter and little daugh-
ter, are here with her sister, Mrs.
Ralph barrow having come in from
Elkins hospital Berne returned to
his work Tuesday at Haywood.
No, he hadn't any fight-just a lit
tie acid preparation put on the nose
of B. B. Rohrbough by his physician
made him appear this week as if he
had been in the prize ring.
Mrs. B. E. Wilmoth, Jr. received
word that her brother, Porter Sipe
of Hagerstown, Md, is i'll with
pneumonia fever and is being cared
for in Hospital at that place.
The Western Maryland Engine
couldn't make it over Hart Sum-
mitt Wednesday morning on account
of the heavy snow. Thus, Weaver
is without train service for a while.
Mrs. Frank Thornhill and children,
Of Buckhannon, were visiting here
from Friday evening until Sunday,
when Mr. Thornhill came in and took
them back home by auto via Clarks-
burg.
If it's "old-time winter you are
wanting, what about this one with
snow upon snow and snowain the mid
die? It is said that the farther up
the mountain you go, the deeper the
snow. It's not so much snow that is
worrying US now, but it is the posi-
bility of a warm rain on the snow
which would soon put the creeks AMI
rivers out of bank, and result in loss
Of life and property, similar to that
Of 1888.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
J. Frank Richardson. D. D.. Pastor