Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-01-22
HERE AND THERE

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J. G. Wilson, Of Route 4, was in
Mw1 Tuesday.
Jerome Stalnaker, Of Valley Bend,
v~s in town Monday.
J. L. Ramsey, Of Route 4, was here
saturday on business.
We. George, Of Valley, was Be
nmxton visitor Saturday.
Il. A. Mccoy can tell the biggest
Aanam in town. Ask him.
C. 0. Phillips, undertaken, Of Phil
mi. was here Wednesday.
Howard Reitz, of Elkins, was Be
Ehxton visitor again Sunday.
Martin Cross, of Stringtown, was
a buAiness visitor here Tuesday.
Ray Teter, of Charleston, was here
IN week end visiting relatives
Fl. J. Wilcox, Attorney Of Phil
sp,i, was here on business Monday.
Mrs. Anne Bush fell last Saturday
essaing and painfully injured herself.
y. NJ Glenn and son, Howard, Of
Eswsons, were Belington visitors We'd
nxnday.
Jerry Harvey, of Bayard, was here
xniting relatives and friends over
nnnday
John Roger, editor of the Grafton
Rnader, spent Sunday with his fam
hv here.
Howard Price and l. F. Right are
&sing some counting at the county
seat this week.
Wiley Boyd, of Caldwell, O., spent
- week end here the guest of his
sinss, Mrs. A. r. Parrish.
Fred and Brisco Yoak, of Akron, 0.
arrived here Tuesday at the bedside
Of their father, S. E. Yoak.
Chas. Jones sustained painful in
juries about the shoulder from fall
ON the icy streets Friday.
Mrs. J.F. Foreman, of Thomas, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w.
Brewer, returned home Sunday
Mrs. E. A. Barte, Miss Beryl ABB
ernathy and Mrs. Paul hardwood
were Philippi visitors Monday.
G. o. Yoak, Of Canton, o., was call
ed here this week owing to the illness
snd death of his father, S. E. Yoak.
Mrs. Hodges, of Huntington, Pres.
At Ladies Of Rebecca for the State,
Sms here visiting the Lodge Wednes-
day.
Happy Shinn cut his arm severely
Saturday a. m. in lowering window
sash. He pushed his arm through the
sae glass.
Chas Dayton and wife, who have
keen living in Akron, O., for several
months, are here visiting R. S. Day
ton on Route 3.
Fred Lovett is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at this writing. He is an
der the care Of Miss Steel, a trained
swrse, of Elkins.
Albert Rohrbough of the West side
and Cicero Phillips of the East side
both Of whom have been reported very
q. are reported to be convalescing.
Mrs. VIM. Jarvis who has been Wis
Hing with her daughter in Columbus
Ohio, and also with her son and
daughter at Rosemont, for few
nonths, has returned to her home or
tina West side
John Lewis Phillips, of Tucker Co.
vas here Wednesday looking after
tine purchase of property in Being
ton or vicinity. Mr.. Phillips is one
OF Tucker County's leading citizens
and is looking for a live town Vel
be has fgnd it. "Nuf sed."
Mrs. Eta Graham has been ap-
PORTED District Deputy Pres. Of the
Ladies' Of Rebecca for Barbour anc
Preston Counties. The appointment
Of Mrs, Graham means much for the
Belington lodge Of Rebeccas and is al
aonor much merited.
Mrs Grant Graham was in Philip
last Friday night attending the Re
becca Lodge. A number Of candi
dates were initiated after which MRS
Graham installed the officers. A fnt
line Of. eats were served and every
body reports a rousing good time