Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-05-12
PERSONALS

Reason Davis of Valley Bend was
IN town last Monday,
Paige i. Findley of Clements was
a business visitor in this city Monday.
s. A. George ofJIovett was a bust
ness visitor here Monday
Wesley Blake was a business visi-
ter in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Holbert of Gle
ments were shopping here Monday.
Remember the Chautauqua begins
July 18th.
If you make shoe last first. does
that make the shoe last longer
Mrs. Dellas Corley of Sipe was shop
ping in town on Monday.
John Waters of Grafton wos calling
on relatives here Sunday
Mr. Royce of Serpell avenue was
visiting in Grafton Monday.
Robert Tallman is visiting his son.
Ellis. in Elkins this week.
Jesse Booth and wife of Antioch
were visiting in town Sunday.
s. w Ramsey of Elkins was in
town Sunday.
Pat Cross was in Elkins Tuesday
evening on business.
John McCloud of Lamb Hill was
here Saturday
]. L. Ramsey of Sugar Creek was
here on business Tuesday
The Rev. J. G. Strader of Philippi
preached Sunday in the NJ. E. Church
in place of Rev. Wells who was i'll.
Attorney j. Blackburn Ware of
Philippi was here Tuesday on legal
business.
l. n. yiquiesnez of Junior stopped
off here Monday on his way home
from Clarksburg.
Howard Price and John Gibson are
putting out several bushels of potatoes
on the old fair ground farm.
Raymond Cade was here Tuesday en-
route from Valley District to his
home in Elkins
Mr. Jenkins of Parsons. who works
with the c. & P. Telephone Company,
was here the first of the week.
Charles Teter of the Elkins Inter
Mountain motored through here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Crislip Of
Grafton were helping w. T. Curry and
family eat trout last Sunday.
Miss Martha Blakeslee was visiting
Miss Alice Summers in Elkins on
Tuesday.
THE wages of sin is death, the
Snyder-Gray case is ended, and the
verdict is murder in the first degree.
Robert e. Thompson is suffering
with broken thimb which was eaus-
by being hit with a baseball.
w. fl. Coontz and family of Fair
view were here seeing relatives Sun
day.
George Coontz and Earl Right
spent Sunday at home after sojourn-
ing at Rock Cave for several days.
MIS-. II. H. iNoOHtk tNO
tiers were Philippi visitors Monday
night.
Monroe PHILIPPE was attending the
Presbyterian official meeting in Ell
kins Saturday.
Mrs G. L. Monner and Mrs. Nallie
Gamer Of Eikins We're visiting friends
here Sunday.
Nathan . Brien who has been IN
Huntington for some time is visiting
relatives here this week
Dee Harris took his daughter Miss
Lesta, to an Elkins Hospital. for
treatment. Wednesday.
A. g. Hathaway, of Valley, who
had not been to town for five months
past paid our little city his first
spring visit Saturday.
There was quarterly meeting ser
vices conducted ut the NJ. f. Church
South. Sunday. Rev. Cunningham be-
ing III charge.
Mrs A. G. Jones. Mrs. will Barte,
Mrs. f. D. Koontz, Mrs Thomas Rohr-
bough and Mrs Minnie Rphrbough
were Monday visitors in Elkins.
A. A. Lindsey and family accom-
panied by b. Roberts and family of
Hendricks were visiting 4n Beling-
ton Sunday.
e. g. Dadisman of Serpell avenue,
who was operated on for appendicitis
in an Elkins Hospital is reported to
be getting along nicely.
A new furnace and new brick flue
are being installed this week in the
old Citizens National Bank Build
ing.
9. o. Baughman and Robb Keyser
were fishing on Classify last week
with good results. They brought home