Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-03-13

saturday Oh BUSINESS
Laban Cross of Hunters Fork, was
here to market Saturday.
Gordon England Of Valley, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Marion Bibey, of Junior, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
DR.. D. B. Casio was an Elkins Wis
itor Friday night
| DR.. Showalter of Clarksburg, was
here seeing friends Friday night.
Birdsell Brooks Of Fairmont, was
visiting his parents here over Sun
day
Miss Iona Robinson who is work
ing at Philippi fas home Sunday and
Monday. sisssn
Little Margaret Right daughter of
c. C. Right has been very i'll with
the Flu.
Mrs. H. H. Price of the West side
is visiting friends and relatives in
| Elkins this week.
Elihu Ware who has been sick for
] the last four weeks is able to stir
around again.
T. E. Sturms from near Elkins,
passed through here Saturday on his
way to the county seat.
1t is understood that Barker will
only have five months school this
year owing to lack of funds.
Thamer Griffith and "Ex-M Mayor"
Rinehart of Abbott, were business
visitors here Saturday.
E. L. Knight, farmer teacher and
merchant of Valley, was here Sat
urday with a load of produce.
Will Barte one of our used to be's
who has been living in Elkins has
moved back to this section.
Priscilla Ballah who has been in
Elkins Hospital for several weeks
came home Friday much improved.
We were glad to see our old friend |
S. L. Brooks able to be on the streets
Saturday after long illness.
Mrs. Floyd Teter and daughter
Jessie have both been very ill with
the Flu.
"Bill" Spencer formerly of this
city but now of Elkins was circula-
ting among friends here Friday.
Hartman Sturms has moved from
the West side into the Right prop
erty in the Right Addition.
Frank Luzader has purchased a
bran-new. Ford, and it is noticeable t
that he does not always drive alone.
Mrs. R. E. Parsons of Buffalo,
N Y. is visiting at the home of G,
A. Parsons on the West side.
Rev "Bud" Smith we understand
is very i'll at this hour and was
taken to the hospital Monday.
Mrs Allen Lindsey of Hendricks,
is here visiting her sister Mrs. C.
c. Right.
J. F. Valentine Pres of Barker
District B of E. was here attending
a special session of that body Mon
day
w. J. Goodwin of Valley Bend, was
in town Monday attending a special
session of the B. of E. of Barker
District
F. B. Durritt for many years a
prosperous farmer near town but
now of Elkins was a visitor here the
week end.
M. E. Shirtleff of the B. & o..
police force at Fairmont was here
seeing his family few hours Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scrimgeour
who have been at John Hopkins hos
pital, Baltimore, returned home Sum-
day
w. 7. Carpenter relief operator
working out of Grafton is on duty t
at the station during the absence Of
Agent Mccoy.
Mrs. VIM. Jarvis and daughter
Mrs. E. F. Randolph attended the
funeral of Mrs W. T Ice at Phil
ippi Saturday
Miss Gail Teter, Primary teacher
of the Belington Schools has been
unable to teach for few days on ac-
count of illness.
Lester Wilfong and family who
have been living on Wolf Run for
several years are moving back to
Tucker county this week.
1t is said game is now plentiful on
the w. Va. and MARYLAND border and
'of course will require great deal
of attention from the Dept.
Mrs. VIII Blaire of Clarksburg,
who has been visiting her brother
S. l.. Brooks for several days return
ed to her home last Friday.
Miss Elinor Parker of Frostburg,
Md. who aided in nursing of Gus
Warfield of Elkins was called here
! this week to nurse Margaret Right
The Elkins election showed an