Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-16
Miss Beulah Ballah was an Elkins

MISS beulan DdlldH was 0' 6S
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Jones Wilson and daughter,
IVA, were visiting relatives over
Snuday in Philippi.
2 L. Smith and wife, of PhilippI,
spent Sunday here the guests Of ".
Clark Cade and family.
Mrs. Roy Fenton and daughter,
Mary Francis, of Durbin, spent the
week end at j B. Moore's.
Hats viii soon be in the political
ring-don't throw in silk one for
they are easily crushed.
Mrs. Floyd Teter was in Phllippl
Saturday and Sunday visiting MIS-.
M. M. Hoff who is seriously i'll.
Roy sinsel and family, Hess and
Adam Coontz, Of Akron, left mere
Saturday for the Buckeye state.
I Mrs. Lucinda Moore, of Mt. View
Farm, is in Elkins visiting her son
Dr.. Moore and daughter Mrs. Perry,
A. +. Rohrbough and wife, Bill Hill
ward Hank Cade and Miss Dorothy
Jones attended a dance IN Beverly
Saturday night. !.
( O. J. Gamer and Mart Gamer, OF
Valley Furnace, were here Saturday
shaling hands with old acquaintance
and friends.
Berl Compton, of Philippi, was here
\ L. -, business and to see If 1T
was raining up here as it was at tne
county seat Z.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Haskins, OIL
Winterhaven, Fla, spent last week
visiting the home of J. b. Moore on
\ the heights.
/ !. H. Bennett passed through here
Monday with fine drove OF hogs
which he purchased at Geo. morn 5
sale last Saturday.
Mrs. Huff Dent, of the West side'
who has been visiting for severai
DAYS at Gassaway and Charleston re-
turned here Wednesday.
Geo Cain and son, Wilson left mere
Sunday for Toledo, Ohio. They WIN
bring back at least one auto ana PRIV
ablv sought to bring two"
4 winfield Moore, who purchased the
N. Hoffman property in the SUBJ
urbs of town, was moving his mousse
hold effects to his new home Monday.
M. R. Keyser and wife, D. b. CASIO
and Miss Edith Right and Gale Hill
ward motored to Beverly Saturday
evening taking supper at Mr.. Curry s.
w Clark Cade left here Monday
FOR Akron. Ohio. Sorry to lose one
of our good citizens But we believe
like the proverbial cat, Clark VIII
come back to US.
W. G. Goodwin and family of Route
A. attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Alice fPoling) Goodwin at Elkins
Mrs. Goodwin was reared near thls
city, being the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Polling.
Ralph Halter left here Saturday FOL
Grafton where he goes into the ser
. vice of the B. & 0. r. R. Co. o. L
Winner left about the same time 1oi
Cumberland for service with the W
M. r. r.
A telegram received here Monday
announced the death of a child OF
Henry Ferguson's of Parsons. Mr.
and Mrs. Ferguson are both wei
known here and have our sympathy
An electric light pole fell near the
bridge Friday, the miraculous thing
about the pole was that wilson
Brandenburg had been up the same
pole the day before, and thus en-.
dangered his life. But the pole Tell
not until he as well as pedestrians
were out of the way
Word has been received here OF tne
appointment of Lane Rohrbough as
assistant manager of New YORK.
steel company's interests in India and
that he will sail for his new held
about November 81. We are glad te
hear of our old friends rapid strides
in the business world and give him the
clad hand Of congratulation.