Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-01-29
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on business Thursday.
r. E. Sturms, of Elkins, was here
on business Thursday.
Rev. j. F. Valentine, Of Mt. View,
was here to market Thursday.
F. z. Teter was at Junior on BUSH
ness Monday.
Howard Price was a visitor at the
County seat Monday.
/. N. Viquesney, of Junior, was here
on business Monday.
Harry Wright spent few days last
week in Baltimore.
Isiah Daugherty, of Clements, was
here on business Monday.
J. L. Ramsey, of Route 4, was in
town Monday on business.
Geo. Digman of Kerens, was Wis
itor here Wednesday.
Ira Findley, of the Bend River was
here Tuesday on business.
]. w. Ramsey, Of Philippi, was in
town Tuesday night on business.
F. M. Glenn, of Parsons, was in this
city during the first of the week.
Miss Jessie A. Campbell visited her
father at Bemis the week end.
Charles Ridgway, of Route 8, was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Ben Price, of Route A, acknowledges
visit by the stork one day last week.
Marcine Elliott, of Meadowville,
was a business visitor here Thursday
Wilson Ridgeway and J. W. Bosely
of Bills Creek, were in town Thurs
day.
Lloyd Frankhouser, of Parsons,
was passenger on the 1854 train
Thursday
Darl Yoak and brother, S. E. Jr.
were business visitors at the county
seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Huff Dent, of the
West side, were Elkins visitors
Thursday.
Jasper Coontz, J. W. McCauley,
Boyd Viquesney and R. M. Bibey, of
Junior, were in town Tuesday.
Albert Saffle, of Conley, was in
town Thursday and spent some time
on traders alley
Henry Wilmoth, of Valley District,
was visitor at the county seat Tues
day.
Mrs Floyd Teter was in Philippi
Monday visiting Mrs. Dr. Huff who
is sick
John R. Ramsey, Barker District
constable, was at the county seat
Tuesday.
Tom Cleavenger, of Volga, passed
through here Wednesday with drove
of cattle
D. W. Coontz and c. A. Coontz, of
Poute 4, were here on business Mon
day
Cleo Swecker, County Road En-
gineer, Of Philippi, was a Saturday
visitor here.
The condition of Fred Lovett who
is i'll with pneumonia still continues
very dangerous.
]. H. FELTON,, who is sawmilling in
Upshur County, was home over Sun
day with his family.
H. H. Hankey is erecting dwell
ing on the West side. The work is
being done by Floyd Ware
The auction at the Lovett Building
last Saturday was fairly well atten-
ded in spite of inclement weather
Fl. c. Wright lost part of his
middle finger in the planer at the
L. L. Bennett plant few days ago.
&. G. Holsberry, the merchant of
Neadowville was in town last Satur-
day for goods.
Mrs. Johnson, of the Right Add
ton is visiting her daughter in Ell
kins this week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Stellar were
called to Pennsylvania Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. St Glars
brother.
Mrs. Gladys Heimegen, Of Clarks-
burg, IS here for about ten days Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Cora Stall
maker
Mr.. a. Lazarus attended the funeral
Of MS. Abe Klein at Baltimore this
week. Mrs. Klein died Of the flu in
Cleveland, o., few days ago.
The recent wet weather has brought
down considerable mud into the side
bitches Of the improved roads. Supt
r. S. Dayton has a crew of men re-
moving same as rapidly as possible
The crew of telephone men who
have been here for several weeks le :
here Thursday. They were jolly lot
OF fellows and made many friends
while here
Mrs. Eta Graham, presided at tie
installation of officers of the Junior
Rebel<ahs Tuesday night. Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Criss and Mrs. John Nc
Collam also attending All report
some "eating time