Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-03-11
HERE AND THERE

town Tuesday.
w. B. Rector was seeing friends in
Fairmont Sunday.
Robt. Johnson, of Kirt, was here
on business Tuesday.
C. A. Coontz, of Flora, was in town
Tuesday on business.
Geo. Coontz and 0. S. Coontz left
here Tuesday for Akron, o.
Constable j. R. Ramsey was bust
ness visitor in Junior Monday.
Mrs. Glen Coontz, of Elkins, is Wis
iting relatives on Sugar Creek.
VIM. Taylor George, of Philippi,
was business visitor here Friday.
Erwin Keyser's family, of the West
side, have moved to Buckhannon.
Geo. Digman of Kerens, was here
visiting relatives the first of the
week.
Houses scarce-the question how to
house the increasing population of the
city.
During Feb. 1920, clear days, II
cloudy s slightly cloudy, warmest A
above.
For all the latest in spring hats, do
not fail to visit Miss M. E. Clothier's
Stvle Shop. (adv.)
A six year old child of Arley Cob
erly's died of flu at Clements Tues
day night.
John Booth, of Stringtown, who has
been on the sick list for several
weeks was in town Tuesday.
Albert Rohrbough who has been i'll
for quite a while was able to be over
town Tuesday
Suring is here So is Miss Clo-
theirs fine new line Of womens hats.
cau .ns 600 them. (adv.)
J. A. Viauesney spent the first part
of the week at White Sulphur Springs
on business.
John t. Roger Editor of the Leader,
Grafton. is still confined to his room
with case of flu.
Joseph Forman, of Cove District,
Republican candidate for sheriff, was
on our streets short while last Fri
day.
aFiddling" Bryan Gamer, of near
Kirt. was In town one day last week.
As rule he makes music wherever
he goes.
G. C. Smith, of Huntington, repre-
senting the Austin Western Road
Mch. Co., was here one day last
week.
w w Thomas was called to Penn.
the first of the week to attend the
funeral of brother who died sud
denly.
HOLMAN. the bible salesman, was
in town last week making delivery OF
bibles which he recently sold here-it
is said 100 were sold.
Mrs. Gladys Hennigan who has
been here for sometime visiting her
mother, left here the week end for
her home in Charleston.
Cecil Forney, of Elkins, was home
last week to visit his mother who has
DeGn very SIGN lOl oOiAiS eAA'AN =
some better at this writing.
CLYDE Ramsey, the base ball player
of Route a, will leave here Friday for
Oklahoma where he goes to play with
Western League again this year.
CIvde bids fair to become noted
player.
A proctracted meeting conducted by
Rev. Ware at Lamberts Chapel IS re-
ported to be assuming the size of
Bill Sunday Notwithstanding up the
cold ones and getting lot of cd time
B "pii-ar-" on the saw-dust trail.
The Democratic Donkey was seen
on the streets of Belington Tuesday
evening, much dilapidated and very
stubborn. Apparently it required
the combined efforts of many onlook-
ers to force him up Main street.
M. f. Church, Junior, W. Va. Robt
i. Greynolds, Pastor Preaching z:
80 D. M. End and 4th Sundays IL a.
M. LIST and Bird Sunday School, 10
a. m. each Sunday ]. w. Miller,
Supt Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
After weeks of weary waiting for
angels of Hope to come into the
political sky the Democratic lambs IN
Barbour County are getting ready for
the shearing May %. The killing
beds will be ready for the slaughter
in Nov. Just before the great total
eclipse of the Democratic Party.
A Mr.. Yothers, Of Elkins, passed
through here last Friday with 152
Angora goats bought in southwest
Texas, having lost but two in the long
transit. The goats are to be used for
bush cutting in Randolph County.
Mrs. Matte Durham, of this civ,
who is in Davis Memorial Hospital,