Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-01-01
HERE AND THERE

home with his family Xmas week.
Albert Saffle, of the Pike, was here
Tuesday.
SAINT Wilmoth, of Middle Fork, was
here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. M. E. Shirtlef is visiting rel
atives in Elkins.
Arthur Bennett, of Philippi, was
here on business Tuesday
Robert Cade, of Clarksburg, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Jessie Campbell is spending
New Years in Elkins with friends.
John Scrimgeour and wife are Wis
ting relatives in Pittston, Pa.
Jacob Nicklone, of Moatsville, was
"a business visitor here Wednesday.
Iona Robinson, of Philippi, ate
Xmas dinner with her parents.
Mrs. L. V. Atha of Grafton, was
here during the week of Christmas.
Miss Francis Liller spent the hol-
idays at her home in Keyser.
Ray Wilson, of Akron, was home for
the holidays.
Miss Algie Werner, of Wheeling,
spent her holidays with her parents
on the West side
Miss Pearl Post who is teaching
at Lumberport, spent the holidays
here with relatives.
Miss Ruth Serpell, of Farmville,
Va. was here visiting relatives Christ
mas week.
Havey Wolf, of Morgantown, was
in town for short time during hol-
idays.
w. |. Booth of the Clarksburg
Trust Company, was in the city Sun
day.
Mrs. Rosa Meats of Philippi, spent
a few days last week in Belington
visiting.
Raymond Johnson, of Philippi, the
Ford man, was a Belington visitor
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Priscilla Ballah and Mrs. Mat
tie Durham are in Fairmont visiting
relatives this week.
B. B. Cross and Riley Moore, of
Stringtown, were Belington visitors
Wednesday.
VIM. Scrimgeodr, E. A. Barte, How
ard Price, and E D. Koontz were Phil
ippi visitors Tuesday
Isaac N Ramsey, of Elkins, was
here Xmas week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R Ramsey.
w. B. Hoffman, Ex-mayor, of
N'orthington, was here Sunday visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. T. E. Markwoods son, of Cum
ferland, spent part of the holidays
here with his parents.
Miss Jessie Campbell made a trip
to Bemis during the Kris Kringle
days.
Bert Teter and wife, of Akron, o.,
were here a part of Christmas week
visiting relatives.
/ The Citizens National Bank put out
a very fine line of calendars for the
new year.
The invoicing of the stock of goods
of C. NJ Elliott & Co. began one day
this week
Geo. Coffman of Elkins did not for
get to visit his parents during hol-
idays.
Howard Wilson and family, of
Huntington, spent the holidays here
VISITING hiS DarpptS
Mr.. Traverse, of the Luzerne, was
absent from town during Xmas, prob
ably to see his best girl
Creed Summers, Jas. Right, W. D.
Rose.berge1, of Fairmont were here
during holidays.
Misses Alta and Nyo Wilson, of
Route 4, came home from Broaddus
for the holidays.
Miss Pearl Harris, of the Right
Addition, who is attending Broaddus
was here for the holidays.
Wendell Rohrbough who is an EN-
ployee of the Big Four R. r. in In
dianapolis, was home for the holidays
j. M. McVicker and family were
Buckhannon visitors during Christ
mas week.
Jas. Terrell and family, of Ohio
were here the guests of Mr.. Ferrells
parents for the holidays
Miss Edna Lovett who is attend
ing school at Buckhannon, was home
for the holidays.
Vincent Ream was missed from the
city during Xmas week. He was BAY
ing his home in Charlottesville, Ind
a visit.
Jas. Bennett of Parkersburg, in
tended to spend Xmas in Belingtor
but got hurry call on big insur
ance job in Parkersburg.
l.. P. Shinn, prominent merchant
of Buckhannon, is here visiting his
son. H. B. Shinn, proprietor of the