Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-07-17
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Friday visitors in the city
W. G. Goodwin, of Route 4, was
here on business Saturday
W. P. Ramsey, merchant of Fluff
man. was here on business Saturday.
Cicero Holsberry, of Meadowville,
was in town Saturday on business.
Chas. Ridgeway, of the pike, was
in town Saturday to market.
Clifford Atkins, of Yates, was here
last week on business.
c.. NJ Elliott was on business in
Philippi Monday.
DIR. C. L. Rohrbough was in Phil
ippi Monday evening.
Don Dayton and Darl Moore were
Elkins visitors Wednesday.
0. C. Williams, of Junior, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Bessie Corley was visiting at
H. R. Jones on Route the first of
the week.
Miss Jessie Terrell, of this city, is
visiting relatives in Gerard, Ohio.
Casey Jones is back on the job as
efficient brakeman on the B. & o.
passenger
Ralph Teter, formerly with Scrim-
occur Bros, of this city, has accep-
ted a position in Charleston.
Bradford Robinson and Miss Cross
of Route a, were married one day
last week
Mrs. Ethel Schubert and children,
of Elkins, are visiting at Delbert
Prices.
L. R. Fowler who has been living
in the Right Addition will move to
the West side in the near future.
E d. Koontz and family visited
relatives on Sugar Creek over Sun
day.
c. c.. Right spent the week end in
Preston County visiting his father-in
law, Mr.. Watts, who has been i'll.
V. B. Robinson and wife spent the
week end visiting relatives in Pres
ton County.
Johnny Ramsey was the one man
in Belington who had the right dope
on the Willard Dempsey battle.
Additional list of contributors on
Celebration of July 4th; Mayor C. A.
Ball and E. Ware
Cecil Phillips, of Philippi, was
motoring among his friends in town
Saturday.
SAINT Wilmoth and E. L.Knight, of
Valley, were Belington visitors Tues
day
Kelly Brothers can repair automo-
biles, but they won't. Nothing put
Fords-bring yours in. (adv.)
G.. E. Mosser, wife and two child
rem were here Monday and Tuesday
They live in Thomas, where Mr.
Mosser is car inspector.
Mrs. c. B. Jones, of the West side,
is seriously i'll in the hispital at
Grafton. 1t is hoped she will have
speedy recovery from her illness.
Miss Mary Watts who has been Wis
iting her father, W. l. Watts here,
returned Sunday to her home in
Preston county.
j. A. Viquesney who has been at
White Sulphur Springs on business
returned here Monday evening.
"Son" Boner, son of J. L. Boner
arrived here Sunday night from over
seas having been in cavalry service
for Uncle Sam for 10 months.
N. H. Harris, of Meadowville,
and Ira Harris, of Kalamazoo, were
in town Monday looking after the
purchase of live stock.
Martin Conley, one of the Improved
Roads foremen, was at his home in
Union the past week taking care of
n dose of the Flu.
Cecil Board, of Clarksburg, rep
resenting The Mason City Nursery,
was here the week end calling on or
chardists in and around Belington
The peach crop in the surrounding
country is not reported to be heavy
but there will be plenty for home
consumption.
T. E. Sturms and son, Will were
Belington visitors Thursday. Tru-
man is conducting pool room and
soft drink resort in Elkins.
Rev. John o. Bolton and family, of
Buckhannon, who attended the Cen
tenary at Columbus, Ohio, arrived
home Monday evening.
Rev. Jas. Mahood and wife of Love
land, Colorado, are here visiting w.
T. Curry. Mrs Mahood is a niece of
Mr. Curry.
According to song and story the
old Ford should keep plugging right
ahead When yours quits call Kelly
Bros. They will haul it in and fix il
up (adv.)