Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-14
LOCAL MRS ITEMS

others.
Mrs. o. j. Broadwater is visiting
friends in Akron, Ohio.
J. A. Yiquesney and Floyd Teter
are in Ohio on business this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Coontz, of R. 4 was
here visiting relatives over Sunday.
Alfred Rease, of Clarksburg was
here Sunday the guest Of Mrs Mat
tie Durham.
Miss Irene Eib, who is teaching
school at Carrolton returned to her
work Saturday
j. E. Hester, of the West side re-
turned Sunday to Uniontown Pa.
where he is working.
7. E. Sturms who is operating a
sawmill on Cheat Mountain was
here on business Saturday.
B. r. Parrish, of Belle Valley,
Ohio is here this week visiting A.
r. Parrish and M. E. Dennis
JAS. Smallridge pit boss at viii
moth is moving into the Findley
property on Grim Ave.
The following are tho candidates.
who were elected for the Board #
Education Of Belington Independsat.
w. A.. Street, Pres. T. w. Jones'
and Howard Teter ~ members.
The Dartmoor school didn't seem
to know the War was over az
school kept in spite of the whistsss.
| Morris Lazarus who is at Nor
gantown in training was in town
few hours Monday seeing his par
ents.
Miner Harris, who has been living
on the pike has moved into tAe
Halderman house in the lower end
of town.
j. H. FELTON,, who has mill near
Roaring Creek Jet. was here the
week end and at Philippi Saturday
on business.
+. LOST Between Corner of Bridge
ST. Grim Ave-and Brooks store
Fur neck piece. Return to owner.
Mrs c. A. Biakeslee.
Rev. John Slaughter who has
been boarding at the Luzerne Hotel
has moved into the Methodist Par
sonage at Meadowville.
John c. Sharps, Of Cincinnati, is
! here visiting at Mr. and Mrs. w.
T. Huldermans. Mr.. Sharps is
brother of Mrs. Hulderman's.
/ Iol~Loxrxx .,J Foxo.1.x
sons were here a few hours Sun
day visiting the Miss Dentons, they
had been seeing relatives in Mead
odville
Rease Woodford of U. s. N. is
here on furlough visiting his par
ents. Rease likes the Navy AAe
has been acros the poop three
times his last voyage was to Spain
and return.
One soldiers vote came back to
the registrars here Nov. after the
counting was completed. This is
surely some argument against The
military part of eur Primary Elsc-
ton Law
Albert Saffle and family Of the
Pike were here Saturday evening
to meet Mrs. Delbrt Saffel, of Elkms
who will visit them for few days.
Mr.. Saffle and family will speAd
the winter in Piilippi
Birdsell Brooks and wife who have
been visiting S. L. Brooks and family
for few days left here Sunday fer
Camp Jackson, Columbia S. G.
where Bert is stationed in the SER
vice of Uncle Sam
4 Mr.. Geo. L. Roberts who has been
very i'll for some weeks with the
Flu has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to his home at Kempton He
was accompanied by his sister who
is returning to her duties as train
led nurse in Pittsburg.
A. S. Lindsey, of Hendricks, pass
ed through here Saturday on his
way to Philippi Since the death
of F. E. Mower Mr. Lindsey has
been elected Supt and Gen. Mgr
OF Dry Fork R. R. which position
he is eminently fitted to fill
Joe Teter who has been "over
seas" for the past eleven months
arrived here Saturday and spent
three, days with his sisters, Miss
Gail, and Zeta Teter on the West
side. Joe has had the real exper-
fence of fast fighting" on the other
Iside having been in Heavy Artillery
Size arriving ''over seas" He left
here for Fortress Monroe Wsdnes-
nesday.
The following sign met the teach
ers eyes Monday morning whom
they came out for duty
Positively no school today. q
and raise h celebrate! By order