Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-02-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

MONDAY eNtuiliS'
French Gamer, of Mt. View, was
here to market Friday
John England, Of R4, was a bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
]. F. Robson, of R. A, was bust
ness visitor here Wednesday.
E. G. Cheneworth of R. 3, was
business visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Mary E. Coontz, of R. a, was
a business visitor here Saturday
John Kelley of the firm Kelley
Bros. spent Sunday at his home IN
EIkins.
Mrs. VIM. Keller, of R. A, is re-
ported seriously i'll with Influenza at
her home.
S. M. Polling and l. NJ. Polling, of
r.. 8, were seen on our streets Sat
urday
Rev. F. G. Radabaugh is in West
on assisting with protracted meet
ing at that place.
The store of E. Ware has been
closed for the past week on account
of Flu in the family.
j. w. Strother, of Grim Ave-, is
installing an up-to-date heating sys-
tenn in his home.
Last Friday was one of the worst
DAYS for the Graded Schools being
$50 absent on that day.
Roy Sinsel and family, Of Akron,
o. are here visiting at the home of
his mother Mrs. Sam Moran.
]. w. Criss has taken charge of
the Pike St. garage formerly owned
by the late A. J. Stalnaker.
J. o. Harvey and wife who have
been visiting friends in Cumberland
and Junior have returned home.
C. L. Fay of the Efficiency De-
partment of the Davis Coal and Coke
Co. was here on business Wednes-
day.
Chas. Price and family arrived here
Thursday from Bellaire, o. to attend
the funeral of his daughter Mrs.
Cecil Kramer
The family of j. l.. Ernest is hard
hit with Pneumonia, five members of
the family being afflicted with the
disease at this time.
Mrs. Porter Ware who was taken
DO the hospital at Buckhannon sew
eral days ago is reported much bet
Der at this writing.
j. G. WiImoth, of MCLEAN comes
in every Saturday to check up the
town and always reports the city
busy as usual.
Adam Coontz Sr. formerly of Mud
Gut but now of Akron, O. is here
visiting relatives. He will spend
some time in this county.
H. H. Harrison, of the West side,
who is located at Pierce with the D.
c. & C. Co. was here with his fam
lily Sunday
Mrs. Nora Pennell, of Washington.
d. c. is here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Price who are
Ill with the Flu.
Miss Pearl Post who attends school
in Buckhannon was here visiting
Grant Graham Sunday. She was ac-
companied by Miss Daisy Leonard.
Rev. Pollett and Presiding Elder
Martin, of the M. E. South Confer
enee, were here Sunday night con
Quoting services at the NJ E. S.
Church.
Squire Koehendeffer and wife. of
Eikins, were here Saturday evening
Squire is a very enthusiastic
sportsman with dog and gun and does
little fishing too.
Sam Stanhagen who works at
Kelley Bros. Foundry at the old steel
plant, was called to the bedside OF
his daughter in Portsmouth, Va. Fri
day
Willie Wilmoth and family of De
troit Mich. were here for the funeral
Of Mrs. C. Kramer. Willie was
reared near here but has not been il
w Va. for number of years.
Merrill Gamer, son of NJ. D. Gain.
er who has been in the service fol
some months arrived here tn night
of tn 18th. His smile indicates HI,
gladness to get back home again.
Writ c. Cade who is one of Uncle
Sans jolly tars was here a few dav.
the past week visiting his parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cade Writ lool,.
fat and saucy" and every inch :
sailor,
Gran E. Taft, of Mill Point, Va
was here circulating among friend.
and acquaintance Wednesday, anc
Gran is one of those characters VIII,
has legions of friends who are al
ways glad to see him.
y. B. Caste, of Belington and Ell
kins, spent Sunday in the latter cit,
1t is not positively known if he ha,