Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-11
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


business visitor here Friday
j G. Wilson, of Routed, was
business visitor here Monday.
irwin Watts spent Sunday with ms
home folks in Preston county.
Frank Glenn, of Parsons, was
business visitor here Tuesday
James M. Bartlett, of Webster, was
Barbour county visitor Monday
A. R. Parrish and family are VS.
iting relatives in the Buckeye state.
Chas. Watring, Of Dartmoor, was
here attending lodge Monday night.
Billy Window, the drug man Of
Junior, was in the city on business
last Friday.
J. W. Ramsey, of Philippi, was IN
town last Friday in quest Of some
thing sweet-honey.
i. l.. Knight, of Valley, was IN
town Tuesday for supply OF mer-
chandise.
Mike Smith of the B. and 0. force,
spent few days sin Wheeling TINS
week.
Morris Bolton and V E. George,
of Valley, were here Tuesday on busl-
ness.
New millinery every two weeks
from now until the end of the season
i ~ c+v,e Shop (adv.)
F. V. Brandon, of the Luzerne, was
business visitor in Philippi Tues
day
Layne Rohrbough, ofNew York City
IS here for his vacation visiting his
mother.
Worth Loury, of Elkins, was here
Sunday visiting his uncle, Mr.. Camp
bell on the West side.
Miss Pear Harris left here Tuesday
for Philippi where she goes to enter
Broaddus Institute
w. G. Goodwin and w. P. Ramsey
of Route A, were business visitors
here Monday.
Miss Strauda Sherman, of Dart
moor, was married one day last week
to young man named Jones.
Hugh Thompson, linotype operator
for the Philippi Republican, spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Joseph VanZandt, ofNewburg, was
here Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Graham.
Bud Dickinson and wife, of Elk
City. were here Sunday the guests OF
ID. Wymer's family.
Miss Ada Wymer who has been Wis
ting relatives in Tucker County, re-
turned here Sunday.
Cleo. Swecker can tell you just how
it feels to twist the tail off a Ford
for he did the job nicely Tuesday.
a The Barker District Board of Edu-
cation had business meeting here
Saturday at the Citizens Bank Bldg
Donna Wymer who has been Wis
ting on Elk for several weeks re-
turned to her home here this week.
Miss M. E. Clothier and her COM
petant saleslady, Miss Pauline Right,
are very busy apening new line OF
millinery (adv)
Bernard Dennis who has been Wis
ting relatives in Ohio for several
weeks returned to his home here the
first of the week.
Oliver Stoneking left here for Park
ersburg where he goes to attend the
u. B. Conference which convenes in
that city.
Rev. Bud" Smith has just return
Ell to Belington after an extended
visit at Huntington and other points.
Rev. smith also attended conference.
". w. Brewer VINO is employed by
the D. C. c. Co. in North Carolina, is
here visiting his family. He was ac-
companied by Mr. Wamble of North
Carolina.
Floyd Ware was business visitor
at Volga Saturday and we under
stand was given the contract for the
construction of a two room school
building at that place.
w. w. Ramsey, of Mud Gut, was
here Tuesday advertising his sale
which will take place the 18th. We
understand Mr.. Ramsey will move tc
Morgantown.
Rev H. A, Stellar was in Philip
last week substituting in the schools
for Rev. Jno. Mckenzie, who was call
ed North on account of the death Of
his father.
The style shop is the center of at
traction-walk in and take a peep
(adv.)
Miss Pear Post was here the weel
end visiting DR.. and Mrs. Graham
Miss Post leaves for Lumberport il
a Jew days where she has a posi-
ton of teaching.
The crack of the shot gun and riff
is a pretty good indication that
great many hunters are disregardin'