Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-01-09
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j. ii. Bennett, Of R. 4, was here on
business Monday.
Mrs. A. B, simons, Of r, 2, was
here Wednesday.
Bob Leachman, Of Grafton, was
here New Years day.
John Ward, Of Elkins, was busi-
ness visitor here Wednesday.
II. II. Coontz, Of Valley Bend, was
q business visitor here Tuesday.
Ira Diglnan, Of stringtown, was
Tuesday visitor in town.
e. q Cheneworth, Of the Bend
River was here Wednesday,.
Sam Price, Of Hunters Fork was N
town Friday on business,
r. j. Booth, of Stringtown was
here Wednesday on business.
Andy stalnaker, Of Meadowyllie,
was in town Wednesday.
L. H. Ramsey and S. M. Polling
were here on business Monday.
]. W. Ramsey, Of Philippi was
business visitor here today
Miss Letha Simpson, of Oklahoma
is visiting relatives in this town
Anthony Moore, of Camp Lee. was
visiting at A. G. Kellers last week,
w. P. Ramsey Merchant, of HUFF
man was here on business Tuesday.
M. L. Halter, of the Luzerne, was
business visitor in Philippi Friday
Miss Alice Fitzwater who IS work
ing at Arden YVES home over Sunday.
Miss Gladys Hillyard has accepted
position in Scrimgeour Bros. store.
Joe Hollen and son Frank, who are
working at Grassy Run were at home
Sunday.
Misses Jessie and Ads Kittle were
visiting their sister in Clarksburg
last week,
B. E. Wilmoth, the genial B. &
o. engineer is taking short vacation
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones and bs-
by, Marie, are visiting in Elkins this
week.
Miss Evelyn Thornhill returned to
Morgantown Wednesday to reenter
school.
Miss Ethel Saffile, of Grafton, Wis
tied at B. F. Hershman's the week
end.
D. B. Caste hit the trail for Elkins
Saturday night staying over until
Sunday
o. S. Coontz and John England Of
r. A, braved the zero weather Satur-
day and came to town.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. My
ers Dec. 20, IS, on High St., IL IL
pound baby girl.
Miss Daisy Trahern and JOY Polling
were visiting Miss Bess Trahern il
Fairmont last week.
Floyd F. Coontz left here Sunda,
for Fairview where he will visit w
H. Coontz's for few days.
Bruce Bozerman and family Of
Grassy Run were here Sunday visit
ing J. N. Hoffman.
Walter Coffman, of Grafton, wai
here Sunday visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Coffman.
0. c. Thompson, travelling sales
man for Greer & LANG, wholesale
Hardware, was here over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Sturm, of Route 4
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. J
o. Myers of High Street last week.
Misses Dorothy D. Jones an,
Blanche Broadwater returned to Nor
gantown Thursday where they are il
school
Miss Beatrice Hume, Of Philippi ha
been here several days in the interes
of the Home Service Dept. of tn
Red Cross.
Hugh A. Thompson Linotype oper
alton of Philippi, was home over Sun
day visiting his parents on Hig
Street.
Olin Sturms son of A. G. Sturm
arrived here last week from cam
having received his honorable dis
CHdTge-
The extreme cold Saturday kept
large number of the farmers q
home-the result was butter short
age Sunday.
Milroy Taylor and Laco Jackso
who are doing carpenter work {
Harding spent Sunday here wit
their families
Congressman NJ. M. Nicely, of Fai
mont was here a few days ago visi
ing his sisters Mrs. J. E. Keyser ar
Mrs. Chas Jones.
DR. A. H. Woodford who has bee
located at Berryburg for some tin
we are glad to say has come back
Belington where he will resume h
practice.
Jack Frost has perpetrated son
of his pranks during the recent co
snap and the Numbers are watt,