Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-03

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Robert Price was visitor at the
seunty seat Saturday.
Jas. Griffith, Of Bend River, was
a Saturday visitor here
Commodore Wilmoth, Of Valley,
was in town Saturday
Howard Price was a business VS.
itor in Philippi Saturday.
Henry Harris, of Route 3, was IN
town to market Saturday
Lyman Stemple and wife were
Philippi visitors Sunday
Truman Goodwin, of R. 4, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcine Elliott were
visiting at Geo Wilson's Saturday
Erwin Right, of Weaver, was
Axsiness visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. John Slaughter, of Elkins,
vas here visiting her husband Mon
asy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Golden, of R. 3,
were visiting relatives here Friday
1aght.
w. D. Rosenberger who has been
working at Fairmont was home over
Sunday.
Miss Hilda Parsons, of Elklns,
~pent the week end visiting relatives
here.
j. w Ramsey and family Of Phil
iopi were visiting at E. D. Koontzs
Sunday
c. Ross Jones, of Morgantown, was
n business visitor in Belington Sat
srday.
The fact that time and space are
eternal is no longer true. Let's
change space too.
Mrs. L. v. Atha, of Grafton, Wis
ted her sister, Mrs. Geo. Cain here
Sunday
Robert Johnson, of Kirt, was in
town Saturday, jovial and smiling
as usual.
Mrs. Sarah Ramsey, of Parsons,
was visiting at Geo. Prices few
days this week.
The March lamb which has devel-
sped into lion was not Marys little
lamb of Fairyland.
]. w. Stalnaker of the pike has
sold his farm and will move to Glade
District in the near future.
Miss Mary Keim, of Elkins, was
here Saturday and Sunday visiting
her sister Miss nellie.
B. NJ Hoover, prominent attor-
ney. of Elkins, was here on business
Tuesday evening.
Eldorus Mccoy, of Parkersburg,
representing National Wooden Mills
was here Tuesday.
Mrs Minnie Ramsey and daughter
Lena were visiting at E. D. Koontzs
Monday and Tuesday.
A telegram received here Satur-
aay announced the serious illness OF
Alrs. Fred Yoak in Akron, Ohio.
bill" Currys angle worms gather
ed for April nrst nsning are frost
DIrten ana will nave to be picked
W alton thurman, K. K. Agent, at
lorthington was here seeing friends
Sunday, looking just as ne always
cd.
The big clock in front of Currys
pace stiIl points to the same time
WY snoula curry Dodge the man
Gaze
me difference in set back" and
set up is PLAIN, one is played with
cards, the otner with watches and
cocks.
Miss Pearl Post who attends
scnooi at DucKnannon was In town
over sunday, visiting Grant era
hams.
JOY Hill who has been with Uncle
Sam soldiers at camp Lee mas re-
turned TO ms nome acre nonoraDly
discharged ana happy.
We are gIad to note that Rev
Jonn Slaughter VINO mas been at
Aeadowvlue IUr sometime has re-
turned to this city.
i. A. Parsons Of the West side
VINO is working with the Thornton
Brick Co. at thornton was nome witt
his famlly over sunday.
Private ooAy +. OAK mas landed
At Of near Newport News 1rom over
seas according 10 woro received mere
having landed April LIST.
Inc collection tor the Armenian
ana syrian Relief Fund in the GRADED
Scnoois tuesday, amounted to a
bout $500.
M. T. Boyles, J. M. Mcyicker 81,
i. u. hoonrz were appointed BY L
"a. hunt as BOARD OF graders ~
the elgnt grade in Beiington.
R. E. Jackson, of Jane Lew, va
here .on business Saturday. Look
natural to see Bob's familiar face a
n1ong US as ne used to be one of us
Tom McCiintic and sister Lelat