Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-03-04
HERE AND THERE

town Wednesday.
John Cross reports business lively
at the Lovett stand.
c. o. Phillips, of Philippi, was here
Wednesday on business.
A. Lazarus, who was in the east,
returned here last Friday
Mrs. Arch Mikes, of nearithe plan
ing mill, is ill with an attack Of flu.
Chas. Watring, of Dartmoor, was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Fred Yoak, of Akron, Ohio, has
been here on visit for few days.
Elder Clark Jones, who has been
sick, is now able to be about his work.
Frank Moore was visiting his old
home near Buzzards Glory Wednes-
day.
A protracted meeting is reported
in progress at Lambert's Chapel on
Route 4.
Miss Jessie Campbell, who has been
IN for several days, is able to be out
again.
F. s. Baker Of Weaver, was in town
Wednesday the first time for long
while.
Isaiah Moore and Sam Moran, OF
Route A. were Belington visitors
Friday.
Mr.. Freeman, of Parsons, spent
few days last week visiting at Z. Z.
Rights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry England are
in town today shopping. Mr. Eng
lad is prosperous farmer of Valley
District.
Mrs. F. M. Coontz, of Clarksburg,
was here visiting relatives the first
of the week.
Cleo Swecker and Angus Ferguson,
county engineers, were here and at
Junior Wednesday.
Mrs. Willie Corley and Mrs. Ira
Markly, both of Junior, are seriously
i'll with the "fu."
Mrs. Geo. Wilson, who has been
very i'll for several days, is reported
to be convalescing.
Miss Carol Thompson, who has been
here for the past two weeks, returned
to Wheeling Sunday evening
Mrs. Tom Lantz, of Jerusalem
church, is very sick with penumonla
fever. She is better today but still
critically i'll.
R. S. Dayton, w. J. Coontz, R. M.
Williams and Gail Golden were at
Montrose the week end viewing
Randolph County project.
J. F. Bennett, the Equitable lnsur-
ance man, of Parkersburg, stopped
here last Saturday enroute for his
home in Parkersbufg.
The stork reports visit at Hayes
HoweTls one day this week-wlth
twins-sorry however, to report that
one of the babes died.
Mrs. Matte Durham, whose illness
was noted last week, was moved last
Friday to the Davis Memorial Hos
ital, Elkins, for treatment.
Guy Runaway, chief of the B. & o.
r. R. police force, Grafton, was
business visitor here last Friday. We
understand that a young lady of our
citv will enter his employ in the near
future.
L. L. Friend, State Supervisor of
High School for w. Va, with head
quarters at Charleston, was here last
Saturday. While here he was the
guass of his old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Graham.
M D. L. Corrick, of Valley, in
conversation the other day said that
he would like to act as deputy as
side line along with his vetinary pro-
fession for whoever would be elected
for Justice of the peace.
Mrs. Hazel Viquesney had the mis-
fortune to severely scald her hand
one evening last week. The accident
was occasioned by stumbling while
carrying a vessel of hot water. Dr.
Strother was called and dressed the
injured hand.
From Route Jas. u. wilson is re-
ported to be acting strangely much
as though he had been eating loco
weed. Later reports indicate that his
trouble has been located. DR.. j. w.
Strother reports visit of the stork
at his place with big baby boy.
There is practically no difference in
a road hog who wants the entire road
and side walk hog who would force
people of any age to the gutter rather
than break ranks. This practice is
not confined to grown ups but small
pigs often indulge in the practice and
in Belington too.
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