Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-02-27
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

day in Elkins.
George Edmond has been plowlng
for G. B. Skidmore.
Webb Hillyard, Of Laurel Hill was
in town Saturday marketing.
]. E. Donahue, Supervisor of the
w. M. R. R. was here Tuesday
John w. Fucker, of Zebbs creek,
was in town Saturday on business.
S. t. Wilson, of R. A, was bust
ness visitor in the city Monday.
Earl Harrah who has had case
of the Flu is able to be out again.
Henry Sturms and wife of Mud
Gut were here on business Saturday.
Jas. Griffith of the Bend of River
was Saturday visitor here.
Mrs. Jos. Fitzwater, of Wolf Run.
is reported in a serious condition :
gain.
Monroe Shomo and w. D. Westfall
of Valley were here Saturday on
business.
John Waters one of Valley Dis
tricts leading Democrats was in town
Monday.
Dorsey Primm, son Of Mrs. W. s.
Bartlett who has been in France has
returned home.
B. Reale one of Weavers leading
business men was here transacting
business Tuesday
Ralph Teter, of Camp Greenleaf,
Ga. arrived here Tuesday the guest
of his sisters on the West side.
e. j. Kane, of Weston, one of the
firm of Kane and Keyser Hdw. Go
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Rev. ]. M. Mckenzie spent a few
days of this week in Wellsburg at
teding meeting.
Birdsell Brooks, of Fairmont, is
here in charge of his fathers store
during his illness.
w. H. Coontz cashier of the FIRST
National Bank Fairview, w. Va. was
here visiting relatives over Sunday.
Geo. Coffman, of Elkins, and Wal
ter Coffman of Grafton, were here
Sunday seeing their parents.
Swisher the barber at Parsons
was here Sunday seeing his brother
who lives near town.
F. C. Wilson, of Wolf Run was
here seeing his daughter Beatrice
Sunday who is ill with Influenza.
]. A. Viquesney left here Sunday
for Washington D. C, where he will
spend a few days on business.
Miss Beulah Ballah and Edrie Bal
1ah We're in Elkins Sunday visiting
their mother who is in the hospital.
Robert Tallman and Ode George,
of Valley, were visitors in the city
Wednesday.
Zelma Ware was a visitor in the
Eighth grade of the Belington
schools Wednesday.
New cases of Flu reported are
Miss Leone Rohrbough, ] M. Nc
kinzie and the family of AL Bragg
DIR. Porter Durham formerly of
Bridgeport was here visiting his sis
tiers.
Herbert Myers, of Dartmoor was
visiting his sister Mrs. Mertie Ben
nett one day last week
Floyd Coontz, of R. 4, who has
been working for the Kelley Spring
field Co. Akron, is at home with his
family.
The recent casualty list includes
the name of Lee England son OF
John England of Wolf wound
ed degree undetermined.
Captain Wendell Rohrbough who
has been stationed at Camp Dodge
Iowa has returned to his home here
with his honorable discharge.
Merrill Gamer, of Camp Lee, who
has been visiting his parents Mr.
ard Mrs. NJ D. Gamer on the Wesr
side has returned to camp.
Bryon Gamer said Saturday Will,
passing thru town, Just tell then
that you saw me and they will know
the rest" He was in his two-hors,
huckster rig going home.
The whistle pig" prophet is still
uncontradicted and our Legislator
continues to make Laws and som
more Laws. They have now quit
Miss Eva Teter who has bee
home from Marlinton on the sick lis
for several weeks was taken to tn
Davis Memorial Hospital Friday.
Miss Iona Robinson who has
position at Philippi was home owe
Sunday a strange fellow was her
the same day.
Frank Moore who has been doia
military stunts at Quintico, Va ha
received his honorable discharge an
returned to his home in this city.
Ray Wilson who has been in Cam
for sometime has received his hol
orable discharge and is now at hon