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

home.
]. H. Bennett, farmer Of Sugar
Creek was business visitor here
Wednesday.
]. NJ. Mckenzie Supt. of Schools
continues i'll at his home on the
West side.
A number of our young folks at
tended the "Spell" at Dartmoor Mon
day night.
John Hester VINO has been working
near Morgantown is home with his
family on vacation
Robert Tallman Of Valley, was
here Wednesday. The Col contem-
plates writing a series of articles on
the League of Nations.
Jas. A. Right returned to his work
in Fairmont Monday morning after a
two days visit home.
Erwin Right and Mr.. Baker two
leading citizens of Weaver were bust
ness. visitors here Wednesday.
R. f. Chrislip of Philippi, was here
Sunday returning home Monday
morning.
Y. E. George was in Philippi Mon
day. His sale Saturday was sue
cess and he will move to Belington
at once.
The family of Jesse c. Moore of
Philippi, are nearly all down with
fever. His eldest daughter is very
bad
Geo W. Shomo of Junior, was here
Saturday and says the Ladies Aid
will have big supper there Satur-
day night
Henry Streets of Chestnut Flat,
was in town Saturday on business.
Mr.. Streets is merchant and farm
err.
Lawrence Atha is working this
week as conductor on B. and o. while
Capt. Huntington is in Florida on
business.
A. Yeager of Talbot Church, was
here Saturday on business. Mr..
Yeager is just getting over Sc
we're case of the Flu.
Scott Wilson the big congenial,
smiling Supt. of the Coal Co. from
Roaring Greek Jet was visitor in
town Wednesday.
itor Tuesday we are not informed
itor Tuesday we arenoti informed
whether his visit was one of business
or pleasure.
DIR. Caste says a monkey-wrench
IS mean thing to handle carelessly
about plate-glass door-There is
reason.
Cleartield Stevens of Philippi was
here Tuesday evening on his way to
the home of the late Fred Sandridpe.
He has charge of the funeral of Mr..
cambridge.
MIR. and Mrs. A Klein of Clarks
burg, were visitors at the home o.
A. Lazarus the latter part of last
week returning to their home Fri
day
Miss Hazel Rohrbough who teaches
at Century was home with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rohrbough
over Sunday She was accompanied
by Miss Ruby Martin of Century.
G. H. Keyser and family who have
been at Adrian since last fall have
returned to their home here. Mr..
keyser was one of the rural carriers
out of the city and will probably re-
sumo his duties.
J. NJ. McVicker claims a prize in
the poultry contest and he deserves
it-He claims to have set hen on
II eggs Matched IL chickens and
had two eggs remaining.
j. B. Moore and wife of near town
were called to Elkins Saturday on
account of the serious illness of Mr..
Warheld. Mr.. Warfeld died Satur-
day night.
Practically all the Coontz's Of r.
4, We're here Saturday. Floyd F.,
Floyd E., Henry, Jack, Wood, w. j.
Kay, Geo, ana some we probably
missed.
Geo. Price our police officer paid
the school building visit a few
days ago. Geo. as truant officer is
not slow and he will catch some more
Of them too
The stork has been committing
depredations in Belington again this
time its burden was dropped at the
home of Walter Booth on the West
side an s ID. girl.
NOTICE
The Eighth Grade pie supper which
was to have been held sometime e
will be held at the Grade Building
on the West side on the night Of
March 21st.
Committee
FOR SALE-10 shares of $1,000