Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-02-06


business Wednesday.
Miss Pear Harris, of the Right
Addition is i'll with the Flu.
Tom Williamson Forded down to
his farm Sunday.
E. F. Amkram, of Parkerspurg'
was business visitor here Wednes-
day.
G. M. Elliott sha moved his offices
from over the Post Ofiicef building
to the Teter Building.
M. L. Halter was busiess visitor
at the county seat Saturday.
John Booth, of Stringtown, was IN
town Saturday looking after busl-5
ness affairs.
| Mrs. Beatrice Simpson, Of Eikins,
was here a part of this week visiting
her mother Mrs. E. M. Hill.
Isaac N. Ramsey, of Elkins, is here
the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Ramsey.
| Miss Hazel Brown who attends
school at Buckhannon was home over
! Sunday with her parents.
Grant Rinehart, Familiarity known
as the "mayor of Abbott" was here
| Saturday attending to business mat
/ tiers.
J. E. Polling, of the Big Store,
Hendricks who is interested in coal
mining in this county was business
visitor here Tuesday.
D. B. Caste made his usual quarter
" visit to Elkins Saturday night
there surely is some attraction up
that way for Dock.
Porter Durham who has been in
camp for some time has returned
and is here visiting his sisters
Misses Rhoda and Emma.
D. w. Coontz, of Route 4, was in
the city Saturday. He reports quite
a few cases of Flu in that section
yet.
Ed. Englond, the fashion plate
police of Philippi was here Tuesday
Ed. is one Of the stand by's in the
county seat.
Uncle VIM. Bibey was here Satur-
day. He is one of the oldest citizens
in this section of the country and is
not seen ON our streets often.
Mrs. A. F. Rohrbough was in West
Union a few days ago attending the
funeral of an uncle. She states th'
Influenza is raging in that section.
Talbot Gheneworth, of Kerens
was called here the weekend on ac.
count of the illness of his daughter
; Miss frankie who has had an attack
of Influenza.
/, LOST-A pair of gold trimmed
glasses in case, between Belingtol
5 and Tygarts Junction. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at this office
:, A. Lazarus our enterprising cloth
ing merchant has been in Baltimore
for several days buying his sprin,
and summer stock of goods. ABB
3 will have the latest and the best.
81 w. W. Brewer who, has been il
S. C. for some time was called hom'
e last week on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. Brewer and daughte
/, who were afflicted with the Influenza
We are glad to note they are con
!. valescing.
, The long-legged stork seems t
have been hiding somewhere neal
e town recently since his visit to Bris
e CO. Hills a few weeks ago. Thurs
S day night he paid visit to Hanni
t bal Hills and left baby girl-mo
Their and babe getting along nicely
5 Winfield Golden, merchant of Mt
u Liberty, is in Wheeling this weel
: Where Cupid leads Winfield follow
d and he expresses his opinion tina
of all the States united or other
n wise Bachelor state is the drearies
G and loneliest one of all and is foun
e on map all its own.
0 DR.. Robert F. Durham who unit
recently has been located at Bemi
2. has been here several days on II
4. sick list left here Friday night f
# Petersburg Fla, where he goes I'd
" regeneration. Dock win probabl
II fish for some Tarpon or hunt all
gators for 'pastime
" Judge Rights court was a bus
.e court Saturday in fact pettifoggel
e lad chance to become known to Il
ID public which was well representa-
|" The suit of Garfield VS.. Cade was 3
interesting legal battle. But
n, Ware claims that Judge Right
i'd comment applied to the entire GROW
IS as much as to himself.
re The Maritime performers of tt
lg Lyceum Course were to have been
the H. S. auditorium the 18th we
as substituted with company of your
e. ladies'. The large audience W
a highly pleased with the program al
tn no disappointment was entertain