Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-10
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

on business Monday.
Nelson H. Harris, of Glade, was in
town Friday.
Rev W. G. Ware, of Salem, was a
Belington visitor Friday.
John Kelley took his glorious 4th
with his home folks in Elkins.
Charlie Hankey, of Elkins, was
here visiting relatives over Sunday.
]. F. Valentine, of Route a, was
business visitor here Saturday.
Homer Ball was in Toledo, 0. Thurs
day, bringing back car with him.
Large numbers of Belington folks
spent the Fourth picnicking out of
town and visiting other places.
Mrs. John I. Roger whose illness
was noted some days ago, continues
very i'll at. her home on Pike st.
Angus Ferguson, of the Engineer
force spent the Fourth at his home
in Pittsburg. Married too???
w. B. Rose, advance agent of the
Lincoln Chautauqua left here Friday
for Weston.
Dave Ruckman, cattle dealer, of
Philippi, was here on business Tues
day
Will Baker, prominent attorney, of
Elkins was Belington visitor Tues
day.
Miss Cora Wilson of Route A, was
in town this week attending the Chau-
tauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rhoades and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Polling went to
Clarksburg Sunday.
L. L. Bennett, who operates mill
near Elkins and stone quarry at
Faulkner was home for the Fourth.
w. ]. Coontz and ]. H. Bennett,
of Route 4, were Belington visitors
Thursday evening.
Sherwood Shinn who attends school
at Morgantown, spent his holidays
here with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs Wade Green, of
Clarksburg, were Belington visitors
Friday.
Bob" Robinson and daughter, of
Elkins, were Sunday visitors in this
city.
AL Boner, an. aged and respected
citizen of West Junior, died at that
place Saturday.
Rev. John Mckenzie who was in
the Davis Memorial Hospital, return
ed Friday evening much improved.
S. T. Wilson, of r. A, was in town
attending the Fourth of July exer-
cises.
j. H. Wood, of Boston, the Rexall
man was here Friday looking after
the local trade.
Dallas Sturms, of the big field, will
move from here to Clarksburg Tues
day.
Miss Gertrude Thrall, of Farimont,
is here visiting the home of S. L.
Brooks on the West side
Miss Jessie Campbell who has been
visiting her home in Pa, has return
ed to her duties here.
Mr.. Hoy Harsh and wife, of Phil
ippi, were here visiting G. w. Har-
MS Saturday
y j. A. Hall, of Weston, was here the
week end in the interest of Otterbein
College.
Mr. Tench, the Chautauqua Supt.,
delivered fine lecture from the plat
form Friday night
J. A. Viquesney, who has been at
White Sulphur Springs, came home
Wednesday evening.
John Jarvis, who is doing railroad
work at Rosemont, spent the Fourth
with his mother on the West side.
Thamer Griffith tried his Ford over
the mountain to Elkins Thursday
evening.
J. N. Huffman was in Weston the
week end seeing his wife-we are
glad to note that he reports her con-
dition much improved.
w. T. McVicker, who has been on
the G. & l. on business for several
days, spent the Fourth with his fam
lily.
Misses Carol Thompson and Algie
Werner who have positions in Wheel
ing with Sterling Products Co. came
home for the Fourth.
Bill Spencer who was formerly a
resident Of this city, but now of Gas
saway, was here seeing friends
Thursday.
Don Dayton, time keeper for the
Good Roads had a turn over of his
car Monday morning at the John Will
moth place. Luckily no one was hurt