Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-03
Chautauqua July 4 to 9th.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Bruce Davis and J. w. Crisis were
Fairmont visitors Monday.
G. M. Poe and wife, of Marysville,.
were Belington visitors Saturday.
Billy Boner, of Junior, was in town
on business Saturday.
Ira Findley, of the Bend River, was
a Saturday visitor in Belington.
|. G. Howell was in. Harding on
business Monday-Dartmoo too.
Erwin Right, of Weaver, was a Be
lington visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ream, of Indiana, is here Wis
iting her son Brewer Ream.
County Supt. f. A. Hunt was
business visitor here last Friday.
Mrs. Molly Mason, of Volga, was
here Monday, shopping.
Rev. G. r. Greynolds and Chas. w.
Shomo. of Junior, were visitors here
Monday.
Henry Coontz and son, of Mud Run
were here marketing produce Satur-
day.
Mrs. Bennett, of Dartmoor, died
Saturday. Funeral at Junior Mon
day, held by the U. B. pastor.
Alvin Hill, of Elkins, was here Sat
urday night visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Hill, of the Luzerne Hotel.
Will Soden, of Valley, was in town
Wiz +s Ht,ar
ries.
Berl Compton, of the Engineering
force spent Tuesday at his home in
Philippi.
Mrs. j. w. Ramsey and daughter,
Ruth spent Saturday and Sunday here
]. C. Ferguson and family, of Ell
kins were calling at E. D. Koontz' s
for few hours Sunday.
Clint Rhodes, Electrician for the
P. R. R., Philadelphia, is here Wis
iting his brother John Rhodes.
An Elkins car driven by lady
backed into the ditch above the Meth
odist Church Tuesday-and had to be
lifted out by helping hands.
Mrs. Albert Durbin, of Gary, Ind,
a niece of Grant Graham's was here
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting
Grant Graham's.
NJ. P. Boyles of near Philippi, was
a Belington visitor this week, en-
route to Washington, D. C. where he
will spend the fourth
Guy Michaels, of Bower, who is a
law student at Washington and Lee
University was caller at E. D.
Koontz's Monday evening.
Howard Price was Buckhannon
visitor Friday-supposed to have
been attending a horse traders, con-
vention at that place.
Simpson Stemple, of North Fixes
Barre, n C. drove car through
from that place last week and visi-
ted relatives here for a few days
Geo. Roberts, of Thomas, who is
we'll known among mine officials, was
in town on business last Tuesday.
w. B. Rose, advance agent for the
Lincoln Chautauqua arrived here
Tuesday and will remain a few days
getting matters in shape for the
Chautauqua.
Clifton Sandridge, of Junior, was
one of the "Dokies" who passed thru
here Monday on his way to Elkins.
Cliff" was a real bird dressed up
with his tobogan.
Mrs. H. A. Bennett and little son,
of New Orleans, are here visiting
Elisa Robinson's, for the summer.
Mrs. Bennett was formly Miss Aida
Robinson.
Miss Anna Kendall who has been
with the c. M. Elliott stores for
some time was called to her home
near Hagerstown last Thursday due
to the serious illness of her father.
The carnival left some of it's earn
ings in this city-W. w. Potts, one
of the carnival,men purchased a Max.
well car of j. W. Criss-if carnival
buys: one car everything being equal
M. r. Keyser who was called to
Sharon, Ohio on account of the i'll
ness of his father has returned ia
this city-we are panied to announce
that his father passed away during
his visit there
The Improved Roads Supt., R. S
Dayton was assaulted on the stree
here last Thursday by Lawrence Arm
strong He was not seriously hurt
and Armstrong answered to a charge
in the Mayors court and dred $500
and cost for his hardness with hi
fists.
r. F. Coontz and wife of R. 4, wer
visitors in the city Friday.
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