Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-01-20
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

h. A. Barte was III buckhahhoh
today on business.
Mrs. Denna Digman Beeler is sick
this week with tonsilitis.
Blent Pultz Of Weston was here on
business Wednesday.
A. Yeager Of Chestnut Flats was
in town Saturday
Mrs C. C. Right entertained the
Womans Club today.
@. H. Jones was in Buckhannon
this evening on business.
Miss Wanda Gamer leaves Friday
to visit relatives in Fairmont.
Draper England, of Werner, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Caste, of Buckhannon, is he =
visiting his son, DR.. D. B. Caste.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mccullough Of
Talbot, have moved to town, in the
Jackson house.
Miss Jessie Terrell is home on ac-
count of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. j NJ Ferrell
Oscar Right was called to Fairmont
Friday to see his father, James A.
Right, who is very sick.
Daniel Ware, who has been serious
Il i'll at his home on Zebbs Creek, is
reported better today.
Stanley Corder of Philippi was
here this evening on his way home
from Buckhannon.
Heck Talbot of Elkins was here
Wednesday on business and to see
his father, Geo. E. Talbot.
Miss Dorothy Odbert, Of Union
town, Pa, is calling on her grand
father, C. H. Odbert, at the Luzerne
Hotel.
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Stoneking, of
Buckhannon, are here this week Wis
iting relatives and assisting in the
.protracted meeting at the U. B.
Church.
j. M. Ferrell has moved his store
to his own building on Grim Avenue.
The building vacated by him is owned
by w. W. Thomas and is being paint
ca and finished inside for grocery
store.
The Tygarts Valley Orchard COM
many packed and shipped this week
more than 1000 bushels Of fine APP
Pies.
Miss Pearle Combs Of Route three,
left one day last week for Clarks
burg, where she will enter West Vir-
ginia Business College. Miss Combs
is a former teacher Of Barker dis
trict
Mrs Truman Cross. and daughters,
Mrs. Alton Shelton and Miss Leona
returned here last week. They will
again take up their residence here
after living at Jumping Branch, near
Hinton, for the past year or 50.
The winners of Health Thermom-
eters in the Christmas Seal Sale,
which was participated in by school
teachers, have been requested to call
at the Peoples Bank at Philippi for
them There would be considerable
danger of breaking them if mailed
to the winners
See Dellet T. Polling for Battery
Service and General Auto Repairing.
Shop located on Pike St. on corner
Just apove The Belington Garage.
Phone me at no. 43 (1-13-3t)
DR.. f. L. Woodford passed through
here Wednesday on his way to John
Hopkins Hospital for treatment for
his eyes. He became almost blind
the day after Christmas, caused prob
ably by a nerve strain. He was ac-
companied BY Mr.. sponovall of Elk
ms We hope he will soon recover.
]. o. Harvey has ordered himself
a lo00-ehicks capacity brooder, which
he viii start in business for the new
year. He will expects to have it in
operation by the first Of February
Dick figures on doing a big busin
this year, 1927 lie has also purch-
fsed a fine bull dog to guard the
chicks,
Among the out-of-town relatives
and friends who attended the funer-
al Of Miss Blanche Broadwater were:
Ar. and Mrs S. Broadwater, Mi. and
Mrs. Jennings Broadwater Of Salem;
Misses Grace and Ruby Broadwater
Of Clarksburg; S. = Keller, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Keller and Morris Broad
water Of Parkersburg; Ralph Broad
water of Sistersville, and Mrs. Frank
Rinard and daughter Of Cumberland.
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