Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
WATCH FOR MICKEY


Ii Mrs Mike Smith was an EllSins Wis
itor Sunday.
Bob Tallman, of Valley, was in
town Saturday.
Hoy Coffman, of Kasson, spent Sun
day with relatives here.
R. M. Williams, of Junior, was in
town Saturday evening.
Don Smith, of Sugar Greek, was a
visitor here Saturday.
Boyd Lang, Of Glade, was here on
business Saturday.
DR. Irons, of Dartmoor, was in Be
lington Saturday.
A. G. Hathaway, of Valley, was
Belington visitor Friday.
SAINT Wilmoth, of Middle Fork, was
in town Saturday to market.
c. 0. Phillips, of Philippi, was Wis
ting his parents here over Sunday.
Glen Douglas and brother, of Elk
District, were business visitors here
last Thursday.
Erwin Right, mine Supt, of Weaver,
and Baker, the storeman, were here
Saturday.
Mrs L. D. Cross and Mrs. John
Cross are visiting relatives in Elk
/ Garden.
| Adam Tansler, of the Inspection
Dept. of the w NJ. R. R. was. a Sat
urday visitor here.
Howard Ritz and Eugene Reed, of
Elkins, were Belington visitors Fri
day.
Arta F. Shomo, Barbour County's
member Of the West Virginia Legis-
lature, was in town Friday.
Prof. Lederes, of Morgantown, was
here this week attending Belington's
School Fair.
Pearl Harris who is attending
Broaddus spent Sunday with home
folks.
Fred Hill and wife, of Sugar Greek,
were Sunday visitors at Howard
Prices.
Tom Smith was called home Fri
day evening on account of the sudden
| death of an uncle of his.
| J. A. Viquesney and Floyd Teter
| who have been out of town on bust
ness, came home Sunday.
Ira G. Howell and Laco jackson
who are "carpentering" at Harding,
spent Sunday with home folks here.
Jas. Fitzwater has moved into his
1 property on High Street recently
4 purchased of M. L. Halter.
w. 7. McVicker, who is working at
/ Rainelle, was home for few days
\ the past week.
l. Commodore Wilmoth, member of
| Valley Districts Board of Education,
was business visitor here Saturday.
| Charles Ridgeway, Of Route 3, was
business visitor in the city Satur-
n day. Mr.. Ridgeway believes in i'm
proved roads
i isiah Moore, Of Route A, was in
town Saturday. Mr.. Moore is one of
i the few veterans of the Civil war left
4 Mn this community.
Il Ralph Teter who has lucrative
Il position with The Charleston Milling
Il Co., of Charleston, was brief Wis
itor here the week end
Miss Wanda Keyser, of this city
II will leave here the week end<for Day
| ton, Va, where she will e1ter the
Conservatory of Music.
Tom Williamson spent Sunday al
/ his farm near Philippi, of course Ton
did not go to work only to get some
II fresh farm products
/ DON'T FORGET MICKEY
Misses Strauda and Rissie Cros.
who have been here visiting Mis-.
I Alice Fitzwater for the past week. re
turned to their home Sunday.
From the continual inquiries fo.
houses to rent, lit would appear tina
men who would like to see the cit,
u grow ought to build houses for rent.
II Mrs. J. NJ McVicker received wor,
N Friday Of the death of cousin .
hers named Lanham, at Bridgeport
She left here Sunday to attend tn
n funeral
II The football game Saturday be
h tween Elkins High School and Be
lington High School seems to hav
been ali rs, the score standing t.
II a battle royal
II Cslas. Williamson, Of the West sid
il and Mrs. Jess Glenn, of Serpell Ave
M are both reported to have had cases Q