Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-24
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

/ Daugherty was here Saturday
between trains.
H. ]. Sturms, of Glade was bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Holt Right was visiting in Philippi
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rhoda Sturms Of Elkins, IS
here visiting relatives.
]. w. Thornhill motord to Elkins
Wednesday morning.
G. b. Ramsey was business visit
or in the city Saturday evening.
Tom Mcmahon left for Pittsburg
Saturday evening, on trip.
Miss Algie Werner, of Wheeling,
spent Easter at her home her.
Miss Carol Thompson, Of Wheeling,
spent Easter at her home in this city.
J. H. Bennett and son Howard were
in the city Tuesday on business.
John McCloud, of Laurel Hill, was
in town to market Tuesday evening
Talbot Bennett and family of
Meadowville, were here. Wednesday
L. Z. Gans was visiting his sister,
Mrs Guy Campbell, in Fairmont,
Easter.
Rease Woodford and Bernard
Right were in Buckhannon over Sun
day.
Pat Follen, Of Middlefork, was here
Thursday night visiting ]. NJ Nc
Wicker.
Noah Hymes Of near Kirt, was in
town seeing after business affairs
Saturday.
E. A.Barte and E. A Hunt were
business visitor at the County Seat
Saturday.
Mrs. Rosa Robinson Of Grafton was
visiting her brother j. L. Boner
Sunday
Mrs. Gladys Henueger, of Charles
ton, is here visiting her mother Mrs.
Croa Stalnaker
Martin Conley, foreman on the
Good Roads, spent Sunday at his
home near Volga.
Leslie Moore, Of Meadowville, was
in town Saturday. lie recently re-
turned from Camp.
Mrs. Elery Randolph who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Jarvis left
Saturday for Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Truman Goodwin. of Sugar Greek,
j. NJ. Reel Of Lovett, were among
The Progressive paying callers Sat
urday
Miss Bess Trahern who is working
in Fairmont for the Consolidated
Coal Co., spent Easter at her home
in Belington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Fowler ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. W W.
Thomas were visiting in Randolph
county Sunday.
Solly Yoke who has been across
the pond for several month has arriv-
ed safe at home and like most of the
boys seems glad he is here.
F. F. and Geo. Coontz of Route q,
y we're in town Saturday on business.
John Booth of stringtown was a
Saturday visitor here.
Ike Lazarus who has been in the
Monumental City stocking up is home
again. But Louis and his doings is
still unreported.
Mrs. C. NJ Elliott and Miss May
sell Elliott of Meadowville spent Sun
day here the guests of frinds and
relatives.
Miss Irene E. Eib, of this city came
home Monday night from near Volga
after having taught very success
ful term of school there.
n. T. McVicker and family, ]. NJ.
McVicker and family spent Sunday
with their parents on Middlefork is
being their fathers birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Shepherd
were visiting Harry Lovett and fam
lily at Weston Saturday and Sunday,
who have sickness in their home.
WANTED-A Cook in private
family. Middle aged woman desired.
Nice room. State wages expected.
MRS. l. X. DYE, Elkins, W Va
Nj. and Mrs. J. E. Forney and son,
Wilbur, left Tuesday for Baden, Pa,
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Forney's
brother, Mr.. w C. Forney.
w. w. Ramsey who has been teach
ing in Valley District and living in
Belington will move to his farm on
Mud Gut in few days.
Mrs. A. Lazarus received the sad
news this week of the death of her
brother Lew Klein, of Washington
D. C. which occurred the 16 inst.
Rev. J. F. Valentine of R. A, has
been in Upshur County for couple
Of weeks conducting protracted
meeting.
w, H. Talbot who conducts one
of C. NJ Elliotts stores at Kalana-