Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-11-07
LEGAL NEWS nEs


Howard Bennett, OF thurman, was
here Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Scott was an Elkins
visitor Monday.
Mrs. c. M. Elliott went to Fair
mont on business Tuesday.
Lets have 4Peace Day" cele-
bration when peace comes.
M. L. Halter was business visi-
tor at Philippi Thursday.
Jas. Coberly, of Elkins was here
on business Saturday.
Ira Digman, of Hunters Fork was
here on business Thursday.
Warren Corley, of Weaver was
here on business Saturday.
Jos. Wilson, of Valley, was in
town with produce Wednesday.
There were only 11S absent from
school Monday on the West side.
Jas. Parsons and wife Of Elkins
were here visiting relatives Sunday.
Narcine Elliott, Of Meadowville,
was here on business Thursday.
Commodore Pitman still continues
very ill from the effects Of Influenza
H. Fl. fCoontz, Of Valley Bend, a
splendid citizen was in town Satur-
day on business.
Geo. A. Roberts still continues
very ill at the Luzerne hotel. 1t is
hoped he will soon be out
Geo Wilson was at Roaring Greek
Jet. Sunday visiting his sister who
has been i'll of Spanish Flu.
G. w. Rowan was called to West
Union Saturday to attend the flu
neral of one of his relatives.
Henry Wentz, of Washington. D.
G. who is well known in Barbour
county was here the week end.
]. W. Ramsey of Philippi, was here
Saturday on his way to his farm in
the upper end Of Glade district
Earl Golden who was candidate
for county commissioner on the So
cialist ticket was here Thursday.
Mr. Boyd, of the U. S. Army was
here the first of the week visiting
his sister Mrs. j. W. Thornhill.
w. D. Cprder, E. w. Kennedy and
Bruce Talbot drove up from Phil
ippi Saturday for the Barte funeral.
Mrs G. M Elicit and children of
Meadowville have arrived here and
will spend the winter in Belington.
Mrs. Savannah Nestor, of Gilman
was here Saturday attending the flu
neral of her niece Thelma Barte.
Mr.. l.. R. Fowler and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fowler's
uncle D. R. Baker at Beverly Mon
day.
Miss Eva Teter who has been
here for about two weeks on account
Of Influenza returned to Marlinton
Tuesday.
J. G. Wilson, of R. A, was here
Saturday marketing apples. Jim
images speciality of the Grimes
Golden variety of fruit.
Jacob Ramsey, wife and daughter
Ruby are here visiting relatives
their little son just recently died
after long, illness.
Mrs. Paul Markwoed, swho until
recently has been employed in the
City Grocery has accepted posi-
ton at Pierce in the B. & L. Store
w W. Ramsey, of Mud Run is
moving into the F. NJ. Coontz prop
erty for the winter in order to get
the benefit of High School here.
Aston Right of Camp Meade, is
here on a furlough-Alston looks
fat and sauey and really looks more
like a general than he does private
There is a girl who thinks so.
w. w. Brewer had the misfortune
to dislocate his knee one day last
week at Thomas. Walt walks as
though he couldn OF retreat very
fast from either front or rear.
Porter Durham, who has been To-
Gated at Bridgeport was here Sun
day visiting his Porter
looked swell in his khaki uniform
and was on his way to Camp Sewer
S. c. where he enters the Denta
Service of Uncle Sam.
W. L. Kittle's face bore myster
ious smile few evenings ago whel
he came to town. Some peopl
thought he was probably going in
sane but inquiry brought out tn,
fact that the stork had been at hi
home and left boy for his care LIE,
is stepping high and still smiling.
There will be the following ser
vices at the First M. e. Church Sun
dap Nov 10TH, Sabbath school a
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