Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-10-31
LOCAL NEWS TIES


DR.. Irons, of Dartmoor was here
Manday in consultation.
w. w. Ramsey of Flora was here
to market last Thursday.
Andy Stalnaker, of Glade was
here Monday on business.
Kirk Perry of Junior was bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
L. D. Cross, of Route 4 was here
Monday on business.
w. i. Booth, and family of Clarks
burg were here few hours Sunday.
VIM. Sherman of the Right ad-
dition has moved to Dartmoor.
L. B. Byron and wife of Elkins
were visiting at Jas. Logan's Sun
day.
v. E. George, prominent poll
tician of Valley District was in town
Saturday.
John Cross who has spent the
summer at Aurora was here Thurs
day of last week on business.
Warren Bush, of Elkins is here
with his brother Austin Bush who
is very i'll with the Influenza.
Corder jenkins, Lewis jenkins and
Mr.. Woodford of Philippi motored
up to Belington Saturday night.
Miss Roberts, Of Pittsburg sister
of Geo. Roberts is here aiding in his
nursing.
Miss Iona Robinson who has a
position at Philippi spent Sunday
with her parents here.
L. R. Fowler and family spent a
part of Sunday in Elkins seeing
relatives.
w. j. Goodwin Secy. Barker Dis
trict 3. of E. was here on business
Saturday.
A. F. Rohrbaugh and E. D.
Koontz were Philippi visitors Fri
day.
John R. Ramsey was Philippi
visitor Saturday-business eonnec-
ted with the constable's Office.
Miss Theima Barte who has been
i'll for many months has been much
mdisposed for several days.
Laco NJ Jackson, who has been
working at Roaring Creek Jet. was
brought home Monday suffering
with an attack Of the Flu.
Chas. Watring, Of Dartmoor who
is well and favorably known here is
reported in a serious condition with
the Flu
Melvin Boyles one Of the High
School teachers has been spending
the Flu vacation on the farm was
here Friday
Miss Jessie Campbell, who has
been visiting relatives in Grafton
for several days came home the last
of the week.
Roscoe sturm, Q. S. Coontz, Ira
Digman, S. T. Wilson and Laban
of R. were Saturday visitors in
town.
Mrs. Jas. Stemple of Cross Roads
was here the week end visiting her
son Lyman Stemple Of the West
side.
Mrs. L. R. Fowler attended we'd
ding in Elkins Wednesday noon.
Major Ran Stalnaker and Mrs. Stark
Baker being the contracting parties
Mrs. Amanda Cheneworth and
Misses Vera and Elenor Denton of
the West side have spent several
days visiting at E. c. Moores.
Porter Durham of Bridgeport and
Robert Durham of Bemis were the
guests of their sisters the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. C. L. Fay of Cumberland, Nd.
Supt. of welfare and efficiency for
the Davis C. & c. Co. was here the
first of the week looking after Mr..
Roberts condition.
Dorsey Hardin, Of Cove drove up
here Saturday night-he had bu-
shell of Automobile troubles but his
mission still kept him smiling he
was the guest of Miss Edna jeff
reys.
J. NJ. MCvicker and family Of the
Right Addition spent the vacation
On Middlefork. Mack has come
back looking as though he had been
well fed but had lost his razor.
Hon. Ben Hiner of Franklin, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress and
Senator R. E. Talbot, of Philippi,
who is candidate for reelection,
were here Saturday. Several of the
voters probably looked them the
once over
Roy Coontz whose serious con-
dition has been noted was taken to
the Buckhannon hospital Monday
afternoon for an operation. While
his condition is critical it is hoped
that he will undergo the operation
and get under way of recovery.
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