Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-09

J. U. Trahern is moving this week
into property on Pike Street.
f. C. Whitescarver and family, of
/, Pruntytown, were here this week Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Coontz and Mrs. F. F.
Coontz are visiting relatives in Tay-
lor County this week.
+ Arch Mccoy, of Volga, we under
stand, has purchased the Bud Smith
property on the West side
Eugene Barna who has been living
at Benefits place on the ountain,
a'has moved to Clements
Miss Brown and granddaughter, of
Webster, have moved into the Rector
property in the Right Addition.
II. 3: 9Dnrrett, of Elkins, was here
the first of the week picking apples at
the farm formerly owned by HIM
Howard Moore, of Pennsylvania, is
here visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Alphen' Moore, of Mt. View heights.
French Coontz and wife of Luke,
Md, arrived here Monday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Coontz's mother.
v. B. Robinson and wife, J. M. Nc
Wicker and family spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. McVicker's father on
Middle Fork.
Jessie Teter left here Friday for
tour of eastern cities. While away
she will visit New York, Philadelphia,
and Washington.
Hoy Coffman, of Kasson, was here
seeing friends the week end. a He also
spent Saturday in the wilds of Valley
in quest of squirrels
Mrs. c. G. Right and daughter, Mar
garet, spent last week end in Philippi,
attending the Barbour County fair
and visiting relatives.
Misses Laura Heed, and Gertrude
Thiery, of Elkins and Mr.. Fred Meyer
of Terra Alta, were visitors Sunday
of last week at F. E. letters.
E. ID. Polling, of Meadowville, is
working in the C. NJ. Elliott store,
Dennis Polling having gone into the
employment of Kane and Keyser.
Joseph Wilson, of Valley, was in
town Saturday on business. Joe is a
real Republican and states that the
mighty tribes of the G. O. P. are in
creasing in Valley as elsewhere.
Vance Wilmoth and family, of Roar
ing Greek Jet, were here this week.
While here they purchased the Samp
Keller property in the Right Addition
and we understand will move here in
the near future.
Rev. Hammond, the newly appoint
ed minister for the M E. Church
preached his initial sermon here
Sunday. A large congregation turn
de out to hear him and all reports
are very commendable.
Clyde A. Ramsey, of Route 4, who
has been playing professional base
ball with the Oklahoma-Kansas
League, came home this week after a
successful season in the ball playing
| world. Clyde bids fair to become a
player of whom Barbour County NAV
well be proud.
W. e. Curry, H. B. Shinn, E. L.
/ Woodford, Jas Cheneworth, John Nc
Collam, A. j. Stewart, the mighty
! hunters and fishers, have returned
from the jungles of Pendleton with
marvellous tales of the chase-over
100 squirrels, gray fox, whistle
II pigs, bass and eels
Monday was not holiday for Be-
I lington, but it was what might be
termed potato day-from the lines
of wagons that poured in all day to
the cars of J. A. viquesney. E. A.
| Wenzel of near town, probably fur
nished the largest individual lot OF
about TOO bushels.
Will have car on track each day
next week beginning Monday 18th
\ until Thursday evening the 10th TO,
the purpose of loading potatoes
Price $1.40 per blu. of so lbs F. o. B
cars.
J. A. VIQUESNEY.