Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-05-01
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Grafton MONDAY
Absalom Hill of Hunters FORK was
in town Tuesday ~
Isiah Moore, of Route 4, IS very m
at this writing Ia;
VIM. Booth Of R. a was ousi-
ness visitor here Tuesday
VT. George of Philippi, was here
Tuesday on business.
Paul Findley, of Calhoun, is here
x;orEine on the Good Roads.
Cbas Wenzel son Of 2. A Veneer
has arrived home from over seas
Mr. Thomas, of Fairmont, internal
revenue man was here Tuesday
tIlvsses Moore, of Stringtown' was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Cecil Phillips is getting better now.
los Wilson Of Lovett was in town
Tuesday n,..,;.
was taken to hospital in Elkins Sun
dav for treatment.
E. A. Barte, VIM Serlmgeou-
and NJ. L. HaHer were Phiiippl VS.
itors Tuesday
Clen Bolton and Don smith o.
Sugar Greek, were Belington VisitofS
Tuesday. poa
nett of R. a, were business visitors
here Tuesday W.
Mrs. W. + Mcyicker, Of the West
side, was in Clarksburg shopping the
first Of the week.
Sheriff Stuart Marstilfer and Con
stable stalnaker were in this city on
business Tuesday evening.
W w. Brewer, Of S. G., arrived
here Tuesday night and will visit ms
family in this city for several days.
Ed. Dawson had the misfortune
Of getting shoulder broken IN the
lumber woods near Elkins this week.
Mr.. Hanway, B. G. Q. chief-of-pollce
accompanied by NJ. E. shurtietf OF
this city who is also on the police
force were here Tuesday
b. b. Rohrbough and % y.
Koontz left here Friday for Wheel
ing to attend the Shrine ceremonial
returning Sunday.
Verne Broadwater son of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. j. Broadwater has arrived
in the states having been over seas
for several months.
H. c. Wright has added Horse
shoeing Dept. to his wagon and re
pair shop, having been able to secure
the service of an up-to-date horse
sheer he is now able to give to the
public first class work in horseshoe
ing as we'll as wagon work. (adv.)
w. T. Hulderman, former hotel
proprietor, of this city but now full
Aedged farmer of the Pike was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Messrs Fl. IT, Curry and L. q.
curry, of Rochcave, brothers of W.
r. Curry stopped off here Tuesday
enroute to Beverley to visit relatives.
Mrs. C. B. Eib left here Thursday
morning for Clarksburg where she
was called owing to the serious ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. I. c. john
son.
A card from June Coontz whose
home was formerly on Route a, an
nounces his safe arrival in the city
Of Venice, Italy He is in the U. ),
Navy
Rev. H. A. Stellar, Mrs. Stellar
and son have returned from Mrs
StClair's home where they had beer
called two weeks ago by the critical
illness of her brother.
Writ Cade son of j w. Cade
who is in the U. S. Navy was here
on 4S hour leave visiting his par
ents this week. Writ looks good anc
has all the appearance of real A
merican Tar.
The news editor owes VIM. Nc
Cauley an apology for not mention
ing the fact of a stork visit at his
home the latter part of last week
10 b. boy-too big thing not t
be mentioned.
H. G.. Wright has added a Horse
shoeing Dept. to his wagon and re
pair shop, having been able to secur
the service of an up-to-date hors
sheer he is now able to give to tn
public first class work in horseshoe
ing as well as wagon work (adv.
Nathan Hart formerly of Uncl
Sans 9th Division of British arm
was here last week visiting A. Laz
arus He seems to have been on
Of the lucky ones having gone thr
ten big battles unscathed. He lei
for his home in New York, Thurs
day.