Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-10

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


s. W. Ramsey of Mud Gut, was
here Friday.
Ira Digman of Stringtown was in
sown Saturday.
Geo. Coontz of R 4, was here FRI
day on business.
Mrs. G. R. Keller was shopping in
Grafton Saturday
Jas. McGown, of Valley, was here
on business Saturday.
F. Nj. Right of Elllins was here Wis
iting his family Sunday.
Barker District Board of Education
has meeting here Saturday
Shirley Dayton of the pike was in
town Saturday on business.
w. w. Thomas and Jas. Trahern
are reported i'll at this writing
l.. D Cross, of Mountain View, was
in town Monday on business
W T. McVicker was business
visitor at Mill Greek the week end.
VIM. Scrimgeour was business
visitor at the county seat Monday
j. Fl. Feltonwas in town Tuesday
evening attending to business affairs
Charles Watring, of Dartmoor was
Belington visitor Monday evening
Chas Parrish, of Harding, was
home visiting his wife over Sunday.
J. J Polling, a prominent business
man of Nestorville was in town Sat
urday.
E. A. Barte and Howard Price
are doing the assessment stunt" this
week.
Albert Saffie, of the pike, was in
town Tuesday with load of mine
ties.
Lewis Ramsey and Gale Golden
of R. 3 were Saturday visitors in to-
wn.
Austin G. Hathaway was in Phil
ippi and Belington Monday on bust
ness.
Coy Coffman and brother, of Kas-
son, were here Wednesday on auto
business.
Strauda Sherman of Dartmoor,
spent the week end visiting friends
at this place
Mr.. Ramsey and wife of Elkins,
were visiting at G. NJ Rights the
week end
j L. Jeffries who works mere Nor
gantown was home over Sunday with
his family.
Paul hardwood and wife of Dart
moor were visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Miner Davis and a bunch of
Weaver bellies were in town Tuesday
evening
Mrs. Alice Tremble, of Clarksburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. G..
Radabaugh
Lloyd j. Booth, the merchant from
Hunters Fork was in town shipping
produce Monday.
Frank Rowe, one of the leading
merchants of Junior, was in town
Tuesday on business.
Miss Leone Rohrbough left here
Saturday for combined trip of bus
mess and pleasure in Pittsburg.
Tom Rohrbough has bought
bran-new Chalmers Car And is seen
stirring the dust now and then.
Omer C. Thompson was in Wheel
ing Saturday on business for his
house-Greer and Laing.
The Lone Star" was just as bright
as usual at Junior and had full
householder than two pair.
Hayes Howell, of the Pike motored
to town Tuesday evening Good omen
that the pike is in passable condition.
Frank Stout of Montrose, was a
visitor here last Friday. Frank is all
his name applies in physique.
A small son of ]. L. Harrah's sus-
tanned a broken arm one day last
week when he fell from small sap
ling
G. & c. passenger train No. 35 was
detoured via Belington Tuesda!
morning owing to derailment be-
tween Elkins and Adrian Jet.
Mrs. II. K Owens, Miss Barbara
Owens and Miss Grace Horton, of
Elkins, spent Sunday at the home OF
X. Blatchford.
If you find any errors in Linotyp-
ing these will be from our new II
year Linotype Operator who is doing
wonders with a wonderful machine
Meeting Begins
The NJ. E. South protracted meetie
begin here Tuesday night-Rev.
Morris in charge assisted by Rev
Walton.
The Eighth Grade pupils gave ar
exclusive party last Thursday nigh
at the West Side bldg. Plenty 0.
Eats and good time marked the &C
casion
WAGONS loaded with bo,,sat, IA