Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-26

HERE AND THERE

14 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w. j. Coontz, Of Route a, was in
town Wednesday.
Martin Ice, of Stringtown, was here
Monday on business.
Tom Smith, Of the road force, was
in Elkins Sunday night.
Abe Lazarus was out of the city
on business Wednesday.
Paul hardwood was visiting friends
at Bayard over Sunday.
Rev. VI. G. Ware, of Salem, was
here the first of the week.
Rev. r. o. Phillips, of Philippi, was
Belington visitor Tuesday night.
Howard Price was business Wis
itor at the county seat Saturday.
Isaac Lazarus is in Eastern cities
this week doing the spring buying.
Wild geese are reported to have
been heard Sunday night going north.
S. M. Polling and J. F. Valentine
of Route 5, were business visitors here
Monday.
j. B. Ware, Atty. of Philippi, was
a business visitor in Belington We'd
nesday.
VIM. P. Ramsey and W. G. God
win, of Route 4, were in town on bust
ness Tuesday.
5000 pounds of T. N. T. furnished
by the government, has arrived here
for use in road building.
Mrs. B. Simpson and family, of
Elkins, are visiting at her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hill.
Mrs. johnson, of the Right Ad-
dition, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
H. M. Halderman in Elkins.
DR.. Pierce, of Elkins, was here
Sunday attending Mrs. Matte Dun
ham, who still continues very i'll.
Misses Alma and Nellie Elrick, of
Gormania, were visiting the home of
H. B. Kramer last week end.
Floyd Right and c. 0. Summers
who are working at Elkins, were here
over Sunday with their families.
R. S. Dayton and R. M. Williams
left here Monday for Parsons to look
over Tucker County road project.
Clark Cade and family, who have
been in Akron, O., for some time, are
here visiting friends and relatives.
J. J. England, Of this city, was at
Philippi Sunday to see his son, Floyd
England, who has been very ILL.,
John Hester, of the West side, was
called to Altoona, Pa. last week or
account of the death of his father.
Henry FELTON,, who is in the lumber
business in Upshur County, was here
on business the first of the week.
Mrs. j. o. Harvey, of the Right
addition is in Junior this week aiding
in nursing Flu in the home of Claude
McDaniels.
VIM. Hill, of Parsons, and Alvin
Hill, of Elkins, were here the frs
of the week visiting their mother
Mrs. Sarah Hill.
Leslie Wilmoth, of Kingwood, spen
tile week end here visiting relatives
Mr. Wilmoth is located with a Goa
company at Kingwood.
Miss Thelma Ware, of Salem, has
accepted the position as teacher 0.
the Teter school ard started in hel
new work last Monday.
Aubrey Parrish, of this city, coult
+o,,,p4a+iop 70 attain
the Shrine Ceremonial at Wheeling
last week. He was there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Monahan lief
here last Saturday for California t.
look after business interests.
Geo. E. Cain was called to Clarks
burg Saturday 10 the home of hi
sistal, Mrs. j. L. Walton, to see hi
lie nephew Weo is very sick.
L4lrh Ealler, who has been hom
oil the & ( Q. with a case Of Flu
has sufficiently recovered to make
couple of days visit to Parsons.
The trustees Of the M E. Church
South have sold the property recent
ly purchased Of H. H. Hanley an
have purchased the Roy Nestor prop
: erty
]. N. McVicker and w. 7. McVicke
were called to their home on Middl
Fork the latter part of last week t
attend the funeral of brother, lie
McVicker
C. T. Davis, of Ben Bush, has bee
here on business for the past fe'
days. Charlie is contemplating es
tablishing steam pressing outfit i
Belington.
Mrs. c. L. Steel, of Philippi, wa
here last week seeing her brother, !,
T. Roger, who has been quite i'll BIT
is now improving.
l.. L. Bennett, of this city, has re
sumed operations of his limestoa
quarry at Faulkner and shipments al