Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02
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business TUESDAY
Capt. F. P. Rease was in Grafton
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd E. Teter is very i'll at
her home on Bridge st.
Miss Rita Ramsey, of Route 4, is
here visiting relatives.
Laban Cross, of Hunters Fork, was
here on business Tuesday.
| Mort. Coontz, of Route a, was here
marketing apples Wednesday.
Cleo Swecker, road engineer, was
in town Tuesday on business.
\ r. Nj. Wiseman of Route /, was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
See J. A. yiquesney for highest
cash market price on potatoes.
Miss Lesta Oldaker, of Pittsburg,
is here visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. John Hetzel, of Job, was here
few days this week visiting rela-
,tives.
Frank Brandon and Chas. Odbert
were visitors at the fair IN Philippi
Wednesday.
! Elba Smith, of Huntington, was
here part of this week visiting his
father, Rev Bud Smith.
Miss Opal Hudkins, of near Mead
owville, is here visiting at the home
of Geo. Wilson.
Samp Keller, of Parkersburg, was
here Tuesday calling on She mer-
chants.
J. w Strother left here Monday for
a bushes strip in Farimont and Nor
gantown.
Phil Campbell, train dispatcher of
Grafton, is here this week spending
his money and his vacation.
/ J. w. Criss recently brought two
new Fords to town and we understand
he has sold both of them.
E. G. Calfisch who is engaged in an
extensive lumber enterprise at AL
brightville, was in town Monday.
John Hillyard who has been sick
at his home for the past IS months,
lis no better and in critical condi-
ton.
The huntermen and fishermen are
Iat it agin. Curry and Woodford,
Cheneworth, Shinn "Off agin, on agin
gone agin Finnegan."
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Angus Ferguson, of the Road en-
gineer force is located in Philippi.
But the magnetism of our city seems
to draw him back every Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Diddle was a Tuesday
visitor here in the interest of the
Home Service work which she has
charge of in Barbour County.
H. p hardwood and wife, of Cum
berland, are here visiting Mr.. Mark
woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
hardwood, of the West side
Il Homer Payton and Chas. Dayton, of
East Bend, will leave here with their
families for Akron, o., where they
will spend the winter.
Rev. and Mrs Stoneking moved
their goods to Clarksburg Tuesday by
auto truck Rev. Stoneking has the
! Clarksburg station of the U. B
Church. We wish them success II
t their new location.
People who think this old world is
, not so bad as the pessimist woulc
, have us think, are keeping the cor
ners of their mouths turned up ii
smiles and are not arguing with those
7 who think differently.
: NJ w NJ 4se, of near Kirt, was {
e business visitor here Friday Mar
win is one Of Glade's thriving young
t farmers and also sells silos. His
4 business in the latter line he states
e has been very good this summer.
Rev. j. M. Mckenzie and family
who have been residents of our cit.
for several years left here for Phil
ippi, the latter part of the week Be
lington loses one of her most values
citizens, but our loss is our neigh
bor's gain. Our best wishes go witt
these good people.
! Auto divers who wilfully ignor
all rules of safety at crossings, il
! speeding and otherwise, deserve ev
: erything which the law gives then
= The fact that man owns a car doe
: not license him to turn it into a mod
ern Juggernaut Force every man t
observe the law regardless of who h
is. A law breaker with a car is n
. better than the law breaker with tn
> bottle or gun.