Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-10-24
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Austin Bush Is col ON iiS'', "
room with the Flu.
Row Nestor, of near Antioch was
here marketing Thursday
Burton Day, of Elkins was IN
town Wednesday evening.
Rein Davis, Of Antioch, was
business visitor here Friday
Co. Supt. E. A. Hunt was busi-
moss visitor in town Thursday
Thamer Griffith and family are
visiting at M. L. Hallers this week
Ben Wilson, of Philippi, was here
ON business Wednesday OF last week
Buy some more bonds.
Guy Rolly, of Hambleton, VISITED
at M. Wymers over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. M. Parsons of Elkins was
here Friday seeing relatives.
G. w. Bosely, of Route 3, was
here on business Monday
F.. A. Hunt and wife, Of String
town. were here shopping Monday
Warren Corley, of Weaver, was
here Monday on business.
John McCloud, of Laurel Hill was
here Monday.
Albert Saffel of the Pike was here
on business Wednesday.
H. H. Byrer, of Philippi, was mere
on business Wednesday evening.
w. T. Curry was at Roaring creek
Junction and Elkins Monday
Mrs. H. A. Mccoy is ill at her
home on River St.
Mrs Bradford Robinson was here
Thursday shopping.
Buy Bonds-Buy Bonds.
I,ost-A Pocketbook with bills in
it. Finder call at Progressive OIL
Rufus Hill and family, of Grafton
are visiting his mother Mrs. VIM,
Hill.
Mr.. Geo. L. Roberts is confirmed
to his room with an attack OF the
Flu.
Gregory Hatch, of Pittsburg, Pa
is here visiting his sister Mrs. O. E.
Right.
VIM. P. Ramsey Of Huffman was
here Friday and reports the health
of his community very good.
j. w. Criss has been working In
the post Office during the illness OF
Mr.. Rohrbaugh. ~
Postmaster B. B. Rohrbaugh has
been confined to his room for sew
leral days with the influenza.
Mrs. W. B. Rector, who has been
visiting out of town relatives re-
tarned here Friday. A2e F7f r.
"Swat the Kaiser with coal' is
the. war cry from the coal fields of
W. Va.
DIR. A. H. Woodford, of Berry
burg, was here the guest Of his
family Sunday.
Hugh Thompson who operates the
Republican linotype at Philippi, was
here with his parents Sunday.
Mat Shomo and Frank Hollen re-
turned here Saturday night-after
several days absence from our city.
Bradford Gall and Roy Coontz
who have been seriously i'll are re-
ported to be slowly convalescing.
E. D. Polling and Hartman Sturms
have crept out looking much thin
ner than recently.
Mrs. Lucy Coontz, of Clarksburg,
and Mrs. Leota Shepherd of Akron
Ohio are here visiting relatives this
week
D.. R. Wood National Bank Elk
aminer and his assistant Mr.. Boat
right were here calling on our banks
last Thursday and Friday
Marvin Gall who has been work
ing at the carpenter trade at our
environments at Camp Humphreys Va
is home on a visit.
Lee Davis one of our former Be
lington Boys is now tonsorial ar
tin at Thomas and is here visiting
relatives.
Boyd Holbert, A. w. Wolfe's fan
lily, Charlie Wilmoth's family, Jodie
Hollands family are among the re-
cent cases of Influenza.
Miss Gladys Polling who is teach
ing at Shawkey was here Wednes-
day afternoon accompanied by Mrs
VIM. ]. Coontz. Ai
We AISLE Westfall one of Uncle
Sans sailor boys stationed at Nor.
fork Va, has been in Valley District
several days visiting his parents re
turned to Norfolk Sunday.
Chas Watring, of Dartmoor, vas
here Thursday on business anc
shaking hands with friends. He il
just recovering from severe attac4
of the Flu.
Herman G. Johnson, editor of th'
Elkins Inter Mountain and candidate
for OF canafo on tha Ranl1hlico