Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-09-26
PERSONALS AND LOCALS

A. S. Lindsey, of Hendricks, was
here between trains Saturday.
Miss Nettie Bartlett has accepted
position in the Lazarus store.
Misses Ruth Smith and Irene Eib
were Philippi visitors Saturday
Mr.. Bird Davis and family, of
Akron 0. are here visiting relatives.
j. A. Viquesney was business
visitor in Grafton Wednesday MORN
ing
Miss Artie, Nottingham, of Column
bus, Ohio is here visiting her par
ents.
Rev. Skaggs is in Huntington, w.
Va. attending conference at this
writing.
Miss Ada Right spent, Saturday
and Sunday wishing her father at
Weaver.
Miss Nellie Coffman who has been
indisposed for the past week is able
to be out again
Talbot Cheneworth, of Kerens,
was here the latter part of the week
on business.
Mr.. Lendele Baker has returned
home from Fortress Monroe, an ac-
count of bad health.
Darl Rohrbough spent a few days
in Pittsburgh last week returning
home Sunday
John E. Hester, of the West side
left here Saturday on business
trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, of Harris
vile, Richie County are here witt
ing their son L. F. Fowler.
Misses Jessie Campbell and Mary
Huber were business visitors at
Clarksburg, Wednesday.
L. F. Fowler, J. E. Keyser and H.
B. Shinn were Philippi visitors Wed
nesday evening.
Roy Keller, Jas. Keller, and Ar
ley Keller were business visitors in
Grafton Friday.
Sam Price, Of Hunters Fork was
here Wednesday marketing vege-
tables and fruit.
Miss Irene Eib, Of this city, has
accepted position as teacher at
Carlton, Barbour County.
Clarence Dent, who was operated
on at the Davis Memorial hospital
is improving nicely.
]. l.. Jeffries, Frank Brown and
Laco Jackson spent Sunday with
their families.
Howard and Earl Bennett, Of Route
A, were in town Friday loading stock
for Eastern markets.
RUDE Colerly's family came down
from Elkins with him Sunday and
spent the day in our city.
Geo. Coffman, of Elkins was here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
H. Coffman Sunday.
Mrs Clara Simpson and daughter,
Miss Pearl of Elkins were visiting at
Delbert Prices Sunday.
Willis Sayre, of Hambleton, w.
Va. spent the week end visiting at
M. Wymers.
Mrs. J. L.. Earnest and children,
who have been visiting relatives in
Penn. returned home Saturday.
Mr.. John Golden, who has been in
training at Camp Lee Va. for some
time is home on Through
Jack Frost is beginning to get in
his work for this section. He is
II to Is days later than last year.
Maynard Dennis, Of this place
left here Wednesday morning for the
bed side of his father in Ohio who is
dangerously i'll.
The friends of DR.. Yokum of
Beverly will be sorry to hear that he
is critically i'll in the Davis Memoir
ial Hospital at Elkins.
Mrs Aubrey Parrish, of the Right
addition came home Friday from an
extended visit with relatives in the
Buckeye state.
s. M. Polling, of Bills Creek, Ira
Findley, Of the Bend and Grover
Coontz, of Route were Belington
visitors Saturday
John F. Roger until recently edi-
tor of the Tucker Democrat is here
looking after his personal affairs. We
are glad to say that John has come
back to the God of his fathers and is
again a full fiedged Barbarian
and citizen of our thriving city always
glad to see our boys come back.
Barker District Board of Educa-
ton composed of J. F. Valentine,
Sam Jones and j. n Bibey. w. ].
Goodwin Secretary held a business
meeting at the First National Bank
the 21st., confirmed the appointment
of teachers, set time of beginning of
their schools as First Monday in Oc-
toher and transacted ofhar h11sinaes