Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-02-24
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Mrs. Mary Hartsaw was in Elkins
on legal business last week.
A little girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman Cross, Wednesday,
the child dying a few hours later.
Vote as you please, but vote
Mower, Rake and Binder repairs
for Mccormick or Deering, for sale
py ]. Il. Kennedy, Belington. DIV.
Joe Beeler, who was at Lynchburg
getting new sample shoes from his
house, the Lynchburg Shoe Company,
yeturned home Sunday.
FARM MACHINERY-Interna-
onal Harvester Company line. Sold
hy j. H. Kennedy, Belington. adv.
A fog on the oath Of February
means frost the oath of May The
log was so dense this morning and
7ast night it could be almost "cut up
N blocks.
FOUNDAA fountain pen. Owner
ean have same by calling at The Pro
gressive, describing pen and paying
Ter this ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. Gamer were in
Tairmont for the past week. They
report the snow in that city on Mon
day and Tuesday about II inches
deep
FOR RENT OR SALE A farm
near Carrolton. w. Va. Contains an
excellent richard. Inquire of j. H.
Rohrabough, Summersville, w. Va.
2-17-3t.
James A Right, who has been liv-
ing in Fairmont for the past several
years, is reported very sick and may
not be able to survive many days.
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit
orders for Iubricating oils, greases
md paints. Salary or con1mission. Ad
dress THE Harry OIL CO., Clcve-
land, Ohio.
C. D. Ernest was home from Pitts
burgh over Sunday until the 22nd,
paying the Dentist one of those forced
visits and to be present for the an
niversary of his parents wedding.
FOR SALE-Stock of good, sale
able merchandise. Mostly grocer
"a and meats. Will rent store room
and fixtures. Bargain for early sale.
Apply at The Progressive Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, L. Ernest celebrat-
I'd their 28th wedding anniversary |
on George Washington's birthday, I
thereby honoring both occasions in
one effort. j. L. says he had plenty +
20 eat for which he is thankful.
Ellsworth Wilson and Lide Kittle
we're surveying for the city last week
with an object of getting the differ
ence in elevation between the mo Mt
ain reservoir and the hill reservoir,
and reports that the mountain reser-
voir is % feet higher.
A church social was given in the
NJ. E. Church Wednesday evening af-
ser prayer meeting in honor OF Rev.
! C. Strader, the outgoing pastor,
and Rev. w. s. Patterson, the new
castor. A short program was rem
aered after which refreshments We're
served. A good sized crowd was in
attendance.
The city election is warming up
and it looks like each side is aiming
10 get the vote out. The Famous
Fourth" Ward had been carrying Oft
The honor in the number of votes cast
until last year when Ward Three car
ried off the trophy. Wonder which
ard viii bring out the biggest vote
This year
Rev. Joe Hoffman made a flying
trip to Cleveland, Detroit and other
Lake Erie points in Mr. Gray's Pack
ard last week-R ainelle News. Joe
mas former pastor of the Belington
charge, who We understand is doing
fine. Sunday School attendance BIS,
III rch services averaging 400 and
NJ. Come on Joe, we are with you.
The Elkins bus was in the ditch at
Valley Bend Church Saturday after
aoon, being struck by Ford coupe,
driven by a Mr.. linn. Zinn was cut
about the face by glass from the door
and wind shield of his own car. No
one else being hurt. The next day
The Mine Rescue Car ran into the
rear of the bus near Dartmoor, for
1unately hurting no one.
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