Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-02-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. M. Ferrel is visiting IN
Washington, D. c. this week.
H. B. England, of Valley, was
business visitor in town wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mccullough, OF
Route 2, are i'll with the Influenza.
Mr.. Ray Martin, of Century, was
visiting at c. l.. Ronrpoughs over
Sunday.
Taz Digman and Martin Ice, OF
St,,notown were here on business
Saturday
Gale Golden and family, of Valley
BEND. were visiting relatives here the
week end.
Ira G. Howell and Lloyd Ballah who
are working at the junction spent
Sunday in lexington.
Thamer Griffith and family of ABB
bot were visiting al VI. L. Hallers
over Sunday.
Aubrey Parrish VINO travels for
X. Il K. was home over Sunday with
the folks.
w. B. Rector of the West side is
confined to his room this week with
a case OF grippe"
Jacob Phillips from near the Log
Church, was here seeing friends
Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Viquesney, of Dayton
Boulevard mas been i'll for several
days.
Jas. A. Right who is working in
Fairmont, spent Sunday here with his
family.
Miss Straudie Sherman, of Dart
moor, was here visiting friends the
early part OF the week.
Mr.. Porter Ware, teacher of Zebbs
Creek School was visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ware, Sat.
and Sunday
Mrs. Alice Littro, of Clarksburg,
VINO has been here several days Wis
iting her brother L. Brooks has
returned to her home.
Berkeley Phillips and Miss Warner
Of Parsons were here Saturday on
their way to visit Bud Gamer near
Headowville,
Charlie Kittle who has been living
in the Rector property in the Right
Addition has moved to the Luzader
property in the West side.
Hubert Bartlee who has been at
Camp Meade for some time is here
visiting his sisters Mrs. w. B. Ba-
ker and Mrs. Roy Keller.
The protracted meeting which was
being held at the M. E. Church
south, was closed on account of so
much illness in the community.
Quite good deal of sore throat
in town-wach out for scarlet fever
and diptheira-there is probably
more grippe now than Influenza.
c. o. Phillips who has been with
his "Uncie Sam" for sometime ar
rived here Sunday and is now with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Phillips.
Bill Hillyard, of Laurel Hill is
helping to sort groceries at the v.
G. plant this week during the short
age of help occasioned by SO much
illness in the city.
Miss Hazel Rohrbough who is
teaching the Primary Grades at Cen
tury was in town over Sunday VS.
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Rohrbough
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Atha, OF
Grafton, were here Saturday until
Monday, while Mr. Atha was extra
conductor on the G. and B. branch.
Rev. F. G. Radabaugh visited the
graded school Thursday morning
conducting chapel exercises and de
livering a very able talk to the foul
upper grades-he left the same da!
for Clarksburg.
DR.. Birtsell, the well known ply
sician for the D. c. c. Co., at Weave
was taken to the Davis Memoria
Hospital at Elkins, Saturday appar
emily suffering with very bad cas-
of Influenza. Dr. Birdsell died Tues
day.
Mack Shurtleff and Walter Nc
Cloud were at Clarksburg one da
this week after new Chalmers TO
Walter. The new boat is trimmed
white and insmany of the small han
lets is reported to have mistake
for an ambulance.
Birdsell Brooks who has been wit
Uncle Sans boys at Camp jackson
g. H.