Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-04-08
HERE AND THERE

County Supt. Hunt was here on
business Wednesday.
Jas. Griffith, of the bend river was
here Saturday on business.
Mrs. M. E. Shurtleff, of Clarksburg,
was here the week end yisitinv.
Senator N. G. Keim, of Elkins, was
business visitor here Monday.
G. NJ. Right Jr, was a business Wis
itor in Elkins one day last week.
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links in back. Return to Progressive.
Ray Coontz and wife, of Route A.,
were shopping here one day this
week. ss4 X
Don Dayton and, wife are moving
into the 81 Jennings property on the
West side.
If you are a knocker you must ex-
pect to get hit with your own hammer
now and then.
Belington needs a real live Board
of Trade about as much as she does
a civic league.
]. A. Viquesney left here Wednes-
day for business visit at White
Sulphur Springs.
R. Ed Talbot and VIM. T. George,
two Of Philippi's citizens, were in
town Tuesday.
Hugh A. Thompson, of the Broaddus
College, spent Easter Sunday it his
home in this city
Misses Dorothy Osorne, Grace
Collier and Mr.. Kirt Perry; of Elkins,
were city visitors Sunday
Gordon England, one of Valley
Districts good roads boosters, was in
town Wednesday.
]. F. Bennett, of Parkersburg, is
here this week looking after his in
surance business.
= Miss Pearl Post, who teaches at
Lumberport, was here visiting Grant
Graham's over Sunday.
Geo. Rowan, formerly of this city,
but now of Buckhannon, was here
Thursday seeing relatives.
Quite a few Belington people at
tended the meeting of the Barbour
County court at Philippi Monday.
VIM. Scrimgeour was a county seat
visitor Monday. attending the meet
ing of the Barbour County Court.
VIM. B. Corder, one of Barbour
County's leading politicians, of Ber-
ryburg was in Belington Monday.
H, V. Viquesney was in Philippi last
Thursdaf and Friday attending the
play given by the American Legion.
Tom Rohrbouph, Verne Broadwater
and Sherwood Sninn were among the
out of town student visitors Easter
Frank Mcdaniel, who has ceen liv-
ing at Dartmoor, has heard the call
Of Belington and is moving back
here
D. B. Casio was an Elkins visitor
faturday night, stopping at j. W.
Hillyard's for Sunday breakfast and
dinner.
Miss Dorothy D. Jones, who is at
tending W. Va. University, at Nor
eantown, visited her home here over
Sunday.
H. A. Monahan, of this city, is in
Petersburg and from all reports is
taking an active part in the city
election there.
e. G. Cheneworth of Route 3, who
has been seriously i'll, has gone to
piprce's Hospital in Buffalo, N Y.
for treatment.
Tom Polling has heard the call back
TO the land and is moving his fam
lily from here to the farm of G. S.
Coontz on Route a.
Grant Price, who has purchased the
BRAGG restaurant, has assumed charge
ard is dishing out the eats at toll
erbly swift gait. m
Ms. H. M. Hulderman, of Elkins
and Mrs. Lindsey, of Akron, Ohio,
visited their mother, Mrs. Johnson a
part Of last week. g
TIE NJ. E. South Ladies And and
the T. B, Church Ladies each had a
bazaar here Saturday night. Both
seemed to be well attended.
Miss Alice Fitrwater, who is now
located in Parsons, spent the week end
here visiting relatives. She was ac-
comnaried by Miss Strauda Cross.
DR.. j. W. Strother reports a visit
of the stork to the home of G. A
Ceortz on Route 4. Charley is not {
believer in race suicide and can prov.
i.
Isaac n. Ramsey, of near Ell ) IS
was here visiting his parents las
week and incidentally trading horse
his family is Just recovering from .
severe attack of Flu.
If there are not suitable candidate
to fill all the offices announced be