Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-01-28
PERSONALS

visitor in Elkins Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. Coontz was an Elkins visitor
Tuesday.
Virgil Strader of Philippi was here
today on business.
VIM. Sothen of Valley is in town to-
day on business.
Chas- Teter of the Inter Mountain
force was here awhile today.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Har-
rah Wednesday morning, fine boy
baby
S. T. Keller of Parkersburg was
here Tuesday visiting his sister, Mrs.
O. ]. Broadwater.
Ralph barrow is on business this
week at Gassaway for Myers Remedy
Company.
DR.. N. 3. A1icheal has moved his
residence and Office in building by
the Luzerne hotel on Grim Ave.
Berne Teter who is working at
Haywood spent the week end here
with his family.
It is reported that Vernon Pierce
has bought the Albert McQuain pro-
perty on Smith Street.
Dewey Gall was home this week,
and incidentally selling candies to
his customers about town.
James Curtis of Pittsburgh was
visiting Miss Ellen Kelley of Sugar
Creek the week end.
Bradford Keyser left Monday af
ternoon for Akron, Ohio, where he
has accepted position.
Houston l.. Roy, of Elk City, died
suddenly Tuesday. He was well
known throughout the county.
Owing to lack of electric power
today The Progressive goes out late
this week
A young baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spot Williams, Junior, was buried
Monday at Fraternal Cemetery.
Mr.. Lemley of Cowen was here
this week selling shoes Tor Easter
trade.
w. T. McVicker returned the first of
ahe week from New York and other
eastern cities where he had been on
business.
Darrell Rohrbough who has been
at his home on Serpell Ave, for
some time has returned to Pitts
burgh
Woodford Koontz formerly of
Route and Miss Opal Sinsel of
Route A, We're recently married in
Elkins.
c. A. Dayton who left here at the
same time William Curry did is in
Marine Service between Philadelphia
and Florida ports.
Ben Phillips who has been here
for a month visiting his brother,
Monroe Phillips, and other friends,
left Monday for his home in Enid,
Okla.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Berne
Teter in the Davis Hospital, Tuesday
evening baby girl. Berne who
works at haywood hurried there to
see his new heir
Word has been received here of the
death OF c. M. Brown, Chestertowa
Md, who was brother-in law of
Miss M. E. Clothier, and is there
on visit.
S. M. Polling who has been in Hin
ton for sometime in the interests of
Elkins Construction Co, operating
a job at that point came home this
week accompanied by his son Au-
brey and Ray Ice
The fellow who attempts to al
ways justify the other fellows act
ions right or wrong and places
politics above Justice. Must always
put on his hat when wood-pecker
goes by.
Great care should be exercised by
our medical fraternity in handling
any contagious diseases. There is
no occasion for epidemics if the
matter of quarantine is properly
handled
The fellow who cries out that
criticism hurts the town and makes
wry face is to be pitied more than
censured. Criticism has been re-
sponsible for more great inventions
and discoveries than any other a
gency.
Mrs. Ralph Teter was operated up
on today by having her tonsils re-
moved, in the Ohio Valley Hospital
in Wheeling. The operation while
a serious one. was success. Her
husband left today for Wheeling, %
be with her for the week end.
Robert f. Little, of Cumberland
Nd, was here last week in the in
terest of the Preferred stock cam
paign now on for the Gas Company.