Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-01-30
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

G. H. Dent was visiting IN falr-
mont Sunday.
John McCloud, of Laurel Hill was
here Saturday.
Monroe shomo, Of Valley, was in
town Saturday.
Gall Gordon, of the Pike, was here
Saturday on business.
Marion Bibey, of Junior, was
business visitor here Saturday.
G. M. Poe, of Bills Creek, was here
on business Saturday.
NJ. L. Halter was a business visitor
in Elkins Saturday.
Okey Upton, of Philippi, was here
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Moran, of R. 4, is ser
iously i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Right visited
in Philippi the week end.
Co. Supt E. A. Hunt was a business
visitor here Monday.
Ira Wilmoth, of Kerens, was here
seeing friends Monday.
vi. T..
mont visitor Sunday
j. J. Polling, an enterprislng mer-
chant of Nestorville, was here Tues
day on business.
Miss Minnie Hill, of Flora, was IN
town part of this week selling the
World War Book.
Jeremiah Booth, of Route a, was
here visiting his daughter Mrs. Step
hen Fitzwater Tuesday
Attorney A. M. Cunningham, OF
Elkins, was here on business Tues
day.
VIM. Sherman and wife of Dart
moor, were visiting relatives here
Saturday.
w. W. Ramsey who teaches at
Stone Coal in Valley has been indis-
posed for a few days.
Lane Rohrbough, of this city, we
understand has located in New York
City
H. |. Robinson and family, of Ell
kins, were here visiting friends the
week end.
Emery c. Moore, of Kalamazoo,
was here Saturday the guest of the
Miss Dentons.
Henry FELTON, who is running a saw
mill near Laurel was here Saturday
on business.
Sam. Jones and John Wilmoth, of
Route 8, were circulating on the
streets here Saturday.
Commodore Wilmoth, of Valley
District was in the city on business
Saturday.
J. w. Criss, who has been in Pres
ton County on business has returned
to his home here.
w. T. McVicker who has been at
Various points on the c. and o. was
here with his family over Sunday
Samuel Moran, o. S. Coontz, w. G.
Goodwin and Isaiah Moore, of Route
4. were visitors in the city Saturday.
M. R. Keyser, who has been quite
indisposed for several days is better
at this writing.
Mr.. Frank v. Brandon, proprietor
of the Geneva Hotel, Philippi was a
business visitor here Friday
Raymond Sinsel, of the U. S.
Navy was here to attend the funeral
Of his sister Miss Mary Sinsel, Fri
day.
Messrs. Russell and Guy Bartlett,
of Simpson, are here visiting their
sisters Mrs. w. B. Baker and Mrs
Roy Keller
Jacob Coontz Jr Who until recent
~ has been in Akron, Ohio was here
Tuesday. He experienced siege OF
the Flu.
]. B. Moore, Of Mt. View Farm was
in town Saturday. He states that
the peach crop for this year in this
section is killed.
Misses Alta and Nyo Wilson who
are attending Broaddus College were
here Saturday on their way to THEN
home on Sugar Creek.
Mrs Talbot Cheneworth, of Ker
ems, was here over Sunday visiting
Mrs Amanda Cheneworth on the
West side.
Geo Coontz who has been in Akron
o. since Nov. Is arrived here Sun
day evening. Still in the iron griE
of the Flu.
Mrs. Priscilla Ballah, of this cit!
was taken to Davis Memorial Hos
pital for treatment Sunday. 1t il
hoped she will soon return in gooc
health
Miss Becky Thompson, Of ~
West side was in Clarksburg, Surda!
attending the funeral of her uncle
Kelso Thompson Mr.. Thompson be
ing the last of the older members G
that family.
VIM. Ridgway, of Marysvi.le, wa
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