Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-21
LOCAL MTS ITEMS

Boyd Douglas, of Elkins was
business visitor here Wednesday.
F. M Right who works in Elkizs
was here with his family Sunday.
Mrs Laura Mae Kidd, of Elkms
is here visiting friends and relatives.
F. E. Runner undertaken of ri
kins was business visitor here Sat
urday.
Geo. skidmore and wife were vis-
iting at Isaac Osters in Philippi Sun
day.
j. G. Wilson, of Route A was here
looking after markets for dressed
hogs Monday.
Chas. Kittle, of Huntersfork, is
moving into the Rector property
on Howard St.
Dr. E. NJ. Hamilton is engaged
this week in giving the school a
medical survey.
| A. J. Giles, of Hambleton, was
here Saturday night for few
| hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. n r. Keyser were
the guests Of Miss Nssd Garry at
| Beverly Sunday
Harry Right who is working in
| Elkins has been home for few daSs
visiting his parents.
DR.. Robert p. Dunham, Of Bssais
! has been here several days azrng
the illness of his sister.
Chas Parrish who works at the
Jet is here this week the guest Of
his wife
Abe Lazarus, mighty good Jew
81 i'll at his home with a case of the
Flu. Hope he gets out soon.
Earl Bennett and Ira Digman of
R. were in town Wednesday re-
CARELESS of the inclement weather
Bob Serpell, of Camp Lee, Va. was
here this week on furlough seeing
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Ser
pell.
There were two public sales ia
town Saturday, C. E. Simmons and
T. E. Sturms. Property as usual
brought high prices.
Rev. Farmhouse and Mrs. Dill
worth are assisting in the graded
school during the illness of Miss
Rohrbough ard Mrs. McCloud.
Mrs. Cora Stalnaker left here
Tuesday morning for the bedside IF
her daughter Gladys who is serioss
ly i'll with Influenza in Charleston.
j. NJ. McVicker spent Saturday On
Middle Fork it looks as though
Mack has about finished the game
in that section as he came home
empty handed Saturday night.
Chas Watring, Of Dartmoor whose
illness with Flu has been previously
reported is still in serious een-
dition and was taken to the Davis
Memorial Hospital Suday.
Several new cases Of Influenza
are reported in the town-it is
hoped that its course will soon be
run and that the health Of our con-
munity will come back to normal.
The Belington Schools have en-
rolled 100 per cent of their teach
ing force for the State Education
al Association to be held at Wheel
ing during Thanksgiving week.
Mr.. B. R. Parrish. of Belle Val
ley, Ohio who has been visiting rel
atives here for several days left fer
his home Friday morning.
Several new cases Of epidemic IN
town again-use care.
Thamer Griffith and family whdn
Flu epidemic left here for the
Jungles Thursday.
Miss Mary Huber who has been
employed with Kane and Keyser for
some time left here for her home at
Helvetia Monday Dame Runner
says there is an echo of wedding
chimes associated with her going.
Cards have been received annoua-
cling the safe arrival in France Of
Lieut.. Darl Moore, Wayne Thoms-
son and Harry Brown all of Being
ton while the boys are getting there
late they can yet aid in the great
work of reconstruction
Saturday was Tax Day in Being
ton, E. w. S. Kennedy Sheriff and
4 E. A. Barte Deputy, were sitting fer
collection the way automobiles and
other conveyances were lined ~
! there was quite crowd responded
! to the call
H. A. Mccoy who has been at
). Clarksburg for some time where
- Mrs. Mccoy has been in the hospi-
tai for treatment, returned here SIN
day evening. He reports Mrs. M
Coy's condition much improved she
:. is now at her fathers home on Elk
!, Ralph Teter U. S. A. who has
!, been stationed at Camp Sam Hous-