Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-05-20
PERSONALS

in Belington.
Bryan Gamer, of near Meadowville,
passed through the city Wednesday.
J. L. Ernest was in Elkins on Mon
day
G. NJ. Right and family of Elkins,
were Sunday visitors in the city.
Capt. F. P Rease is in Philadelphia
on business.
Floyd England, of Philippi, was in
town Sunday visiting relatives.
E. f. Price of Elkins spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Icie Wilson is taking treat
ment at the City Hospital at Elkins.
Mrs. f. d. Koontz was an Elkins
visitor Monday
Mrs. Chas Kittle, of Elkins, was
here Tuesday visiting relatives.
Mrs Mary E. Golden was taken to
an Elkins hospital for treatment, by
her son, Winfield Golden
Ask Martin McCloud if he saw any
Fish Wardens on Candy when he was
fishing
Howard Keim and wife of Elkins,
were calling on G. NJ Serpell Sun
day.
DR.. D B. Caste attended the Den
tai Convention in Clarl9burg this
week
Tom Ramsey and daughter, Miss
Hazel, of Sugar Greek were shopping
in town Wednesday.
VIM Henry Moore was in Grafton
Monday attending the funeral of a
sister-in-law.
DR.. E. L Woodford, of Horton, was
here last week end. It is thought he
came over to pilot Bill Curry back
through the jungles.
R. L. Tallman attended the G. A.
R. encampment at New Martinsvillo
last week and reports a good meet
ing.
Mrs. Alton Shelton accompanied by
her sister, Miss Leona Cross, of
Jumping Branch, are here visiting
friends and relatives.
Darl Rohrbough is one of Beling-
tons lucky bread gamblers, as he
found a $3.50 gold coin in loaf Of
bread a few, days ago.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Mrs. A. H.
Woodford on Wednesday, May 26, in
stead of the following week.
MRS. A. H. WOODFORD, Pres.
G. B. Ramsey and wife of Philippi
were visitors at E. D. Koontz's Tues
day. Gordon is looking over in his
fight for the nomination for County
Clerk of Barbour County.
Mrs. NJ. B. Ramsey, and daughter
Miss Ruth of Philippi, We're visiting
at E. D. Koontz's Sunday, they were
accompanied by Gerald Ramsey of
the Philippi Republican force.
w. H. Coontz, of Fairview, was
here last week end on his way from
Baltimore, where he had taken his
mother for examination at Johns
Hopkins Hospital
Squire Jones had quite a session of
court Saturday, in which a wagon
seemed to be the bone of contention
There are such a few of them left
that it is small wonder that men law
over them.
1t is understood that the Kiwanis
Club are asking that State Police
be stationed in Belington Judging
from the speed observed by some cars
In this city, it would seem that this
would not be amiss.
Miss NJ. f. Clothier possesses what
is probably the Oldest newspaper doe
ument in this city, published in Phil
adelphia more than 100 years ago,
this newspaper is not a fac-simile,
but an original paper
Miss Kathleen Curry has discov-
cred a process of placing gasoline in
car without stopping the car. 1t is
done much like aviators changing
from one plane to another. Ask
Thamer Griffith.
You hear lots of people bowling
about no work. Try to get some one
TO cut wood or work in your garden
and note how plentiful men are who
want to work Then 60 to a small
town ball game and count the able
bodied men along the side lines.
Darrell Rohrbough and Russell
Wilmoth left here this week for an
extended tour of the Central and Mid
die West and Pacioc Coast Country.
They will travel via auto, going by
way of st. Louis, visiting the Yellow
stone National Park and other points
of interest.
W. 7. Curry and Grover Coontz
We're trying the fnny tribe on Candy
the 18th Like all fishermen they
reported good catch, but neighbors