Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-08-07

/ L. f. Right, of this city, was IN
Fairmont last Thursday on business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Upton, of North
Carolina, are here the guests of Mrs
III. Fl. Jones.
Mrs. Hull, of Martins Ferry, sis
ter of Mrs. H. H. Jones is here-vis-
iting Mrs. Jones.
Jas. Bennett and children, of Par
kersburg, are here visiting his mother
on Hunters Fork.
i Mrs. j P. Slaughter, of Elkins,
was here Wednesday visiting her hus-
band, j P. Slaughter.
Hoy Coffman, of Kassion is here
this week having his car overhauled.
Hoy is one of Cove Districts hust-
lers.
Howard Bennett, of Route a, is in
Elkins hispital and was operated on
for hernia. His condition is repor-
ted favorable.
Chas. Wigfield and wife, of Toledo,
Ohio. are here visiting Mrs. Wig
fields father, l.. D. Coontz and other
relatives and friends in this city,
Miss Pauline Lipscomb, of Parsons
who has been visiting Floyd letters
was taken to Elkins hospital, We'd
nesday evening, suffering with case
of typhoid fever.
Abe Lazarus, Belington's up-to-the
minute clothing merchant left here
Saturday for Baltimore, where he
goes to lay in his fall supply OF
goods.
Writ Cade who is in the U. 5.
Navy, was here the week end vis-
ting lbs parents. He will leave In
a few days for another trip across
the pond.
No political party has mortgage
on any man and man who faces
about when convinced of his error
does not become less a man than he
was before.
L. L. Bennett and John Hester, who
are engaged in putting out limestone
at Franklin, for the Improved Roads,
were home with Their families over
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. C J. McCraken, of
Scio, Ohio, arrived Monday for
few weeks visit with Mr., and Mrs.
y. P. Tibbets and Dr.. and Mrs. E..
M. Hamilton.
Beryl Compton says that Engin-
eer Swecker is some weather prop
het" anyway "Sweck" had fair
weather for a sound trip to his home
at Century over Sunday.
Miss Carol Thompson who is with
the Sterling Products Co., Wheeling,
is here to spend her two weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Thompson.
Boyd Holbert and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Fowler were up at Noun
tain View Farm one days last week
which is owned by J. B. Moore.
The transport George Washington
is reported as having landed in New
York with large number of the
Second Division and Marines from
overseas Private Ralph D. Hal
: Ter of this city is in this division and
is expected home shortly.
4 J. 3. Moore of Mountain View
Farm is the pioneer peach grower of
: this section and has made success
! of the business. Last Wednesday he
brought eight fine peaches of the Car
men variety to the Progressive Of
5 fee. The eight peaches were peaches
5 too, they weighed 8 IL pounds and
! were as pretty as the ones you see on
the plates of the fruit agents cat
:, alogues.
Thomas w. Yost of Akron, Ohio
e and Miss Ova Sinsel of this city
were married Wednesday, July 10Th
r at the residence of the Rev: l. D.
e S. Cross, the Rev. Cross performing
: the ceremony. The young couple
have gone to Akron, Ohio, where
: they will make their future home. =
r Randolph Enterprise.
t The war is over, bit prices still
soar The fabulous prices on shoes
y and clothing sounds like Confederate
h money might be in circulation again
/ Palmer says there is to be an inves
tigation There was one concerning
r the aeroplane scandal--but the result
\, "a Democratic phantom that van
r ished when the light began to dawn
Clyde A. Ramsey has written hom
g from Kansas that he is in the West
IS ern Base Ball League and seeing tn
Y large western cities. Clyde is tn
pitcher and throws swift ball, an
At has had some handsome offers mad
er him in the way of salary He is
&c Barbour county boy.
rs An Old Fault Finder.