Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-01-23
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kere luesuay.
Jas. G. Wilson, of Sugar Creek,
was in town Tuesday.
H. B. England, Of Valley, was In
town on business Monday.
H. D, Street, of Route 2, was Y
town Monday on business.
c. A. Coontz, of Mud Gut was
Saturday visitor here.
w. S. Arbogast, of Junior, was IN
town this week on business.
NJ. L. Halter was visitor at the
county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Halter was visiting her
daughter at Abbott Sunday.
Floyd England, Of Philippi, was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Truman Goodwin, Of Sugar Creek,
was here on business Monday
Mrs. H. NJ. Smith is very sick at
her home on Bridge Street,
Steve Goverdick, Of Dartmoor, was
here Tuesday on business.
Ada Right, of High st. is visiting
her father in Weaver for a few days
Charles Ridgeway, Of Route 5, was
business visitor in town Tuesday
D. B. Teter, Of Bayard, was here
visiting his mother Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. Robert Durham, of Bemis, was
here Sunday the guest Of his sis
tiers.
T. E. Sturm who is running a saw
mill near Beverly was business Wis
itor here Monday.
Reports from the outlying districts
indicates a large number of cases Of
"Flu" again.
Robert Johnson, prominent cit
izen Of Kirt was here on business
Monday.
Noah Kittle, of Route /, was in
town shopping Tuesday with his 1-2
foot grain bag,
Mr.. L. B. Shinn and wife of Buck
harmon, were visiting at H. B.
shinn's the first of the week.
Wilson Ridgeway left on the 1910
South bound train for Richmond, Va.
Tuesday to take treatment for can
Ger.
The Barker District Board Of Edu-
cation was here in force Saturday.
Ran. Goodwin, Of East Bend, Sam
Jones and ]. F. Valentine.
Taz Digma was here Saturday
looking over our city. Taz reports
all the War paths along Laurel Hill
grown with grass and unused.
DR.. W. w. Golden, of the Davis
Memorials hospital Elkins was here
Friday seeing Mrs. T. B. Teter who
has been seriously i'll for several
days.
Miss Lois Radabaugh spent the
week end seeing friends in Salem
and some people have gone so far
as to say she heard wedding bells
while away.
j. L. Ramsey, of Wolf Run was
here Saturday. The "Flu" took toll
of three from his family and his own
physical condition at this time is
still very serious.
Miss frankie Cheneworth who
works in C. M. Elliott's store has
been at Kalamazoo and Meadowville
aiding in the invoice of the Elliott
Stores.
G. A. Parsons, of the West side,
Supt. of the brick plant, who has
been at Thornton for sometime with
the same company was here with
his family part of this week.
B. w Gamer, of Vinegar Ridge,
was business visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Gamer says its not what he
makes in dollars and cents its the
volume Of business that keeps him
agoing.
J. R. Ramsey was in Philippi on
business Friday, John is one of the
busiest constables in Barbour county
and performs the duties of the office
honestly and in business like man
ner.
Rev. R. H. Skaggs, j. L. Ernest,
MIS-. q. IA. DldGCH1OIQ anu ". W foHRp-
herd were at Elkins Tuesday attend
ing the District Centenary Conven-
ton for Elkins District of First NJ
E. Crurch.
Jas. Hill an eleven year old son
of Ross Hill died of influenza Thurs
day night on the West side. There
has been quite a few cases of In
huenza in the city recently but this
is the first death for several weeks
Mr.. c. W. Daniels and wife o.
Colorado Springs, Col. are visiting
L. r. Fowler in the Right addition
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels came here
from Grand Rapids where Mr.. Dan
iels was transacting some business
Mrs. Daniels is sister of Mrs
Fowler
Geo. E. Cain left here Wednes.