From: The Webster Echo, April 10, 1896 Beech Bottom. Plenty of rain and muddy roads is the order of the day. Mr. J. D. Rutherford and wife of Weston, are visiting friends at this place. Mrs. Jos. Hill, of Williamsport, Pa., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Signer. Mrs. Minnie Berger and Mrs. Rachel Triplet, of Hanes, are guests of friends and relatives. uncle Lewis McElwain is attending court this week. Mr. G. W. Tracy was a guest of A. J. Green and family Saturday night and Sunday. We think there will be a wedding in Beech Bottom in the near future. How about it "Dick?" The Keystone Lumber and Mining Co. will have their saw mill ready for operation this week. Messrs.Wheeler & Miller will have their railroad track laid to the Webster Co.'s timber land by the last of the week. We think the band mill at this place will be ready for running by the 15th inst. XXX