Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-03-18
HERE AND THERE

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John Polling, of Glade, was here
Thursday
Wesley Bolton, of Calhoun, was in
sswn Tuesday.
Albert Saffle, of Corley, was in
town Thursday.
Marion Bibey, of Junior, was Be
sngton visitor Thursday
Raymond Cade, of Valley, was a
business visitor here Monday.
E. G. Cheneworth, of Point Pleas
ant, was in town Thursday.
Jacob Phillips, of Glade, was a
Belington visitor Wednesday.
j. w. Stalnaker, of Normal, was
in town Monday.
Mrs c. B. Jones was shopping in
Grafton Monday.
Stuart johnson, of Kirt, was here
the first of the week on business.
Cicero Holsberry, the Meadowville
merchant, was in town Monday.
Howard Bennett and wife of Route
4, were visiting in Elkins Sunday.
Col. R. l.. Tallman was at Elkins
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. T. E., Markwood, of the West
side, is reported seriously i'll at this
writing
1t is "toss up" between Woodrow
and John j. as to which is the most
unpopular.
Mr.. Smallridge, who has been here
for several months, has moved his
family to Teter. r s
Mrs. Brown, who has been visiting
Mrs. J. B. Ambrose at Hambleton,
has returned to her home here.
Miss Edna Lovett who is attending
Wesleyan College at Buckhannon, was
home over Sunday.
Miss Maud Price, one of Weaver's
most popular young ladies, was shop
ping in town Saturday. N
Mrs. G. C, Right and little daughter
spent part of last week visiting
relatives in Philippi
Mrs Stein, of the west side, will
occupy the third floor on the Mona
hon building in the near future
DR.. S. @. Moore, of Elkins, was
in town Monday, having been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Alpheus Moore.
Charley Yoak left for Osburn, Kan,
Tuesday evening where he will take
up his work on the farm again.
The Board of Education has adopt
ed an order not to allow any more
parties in the High School building.
Wilson Ridgeway and s. NJ Polling
off Bills Creek were Belington Wis
itors Thursday.
Fulton Booth, the broom manu-
facturer of Stringtown, was in town
Thursday.
The many friends o. Miss Gail
Teter are glad to see her so much i'm
proved as to be on the streets again.
Mr. Wilson, of the Right addition,
who has been i'll with flu, is able to
be out again.
]. A. Viquesney spent part of the
week at White Sulphur Springs on
business.
Paul Post, of Little Washington.
Pa, was here this week visiting rel
atfves
j. H. Bennett and son Howard, F. !
f. Coontz and Wade Moore, of R. 4.
were Belington visitors Wednesday.
Howard Price spent a part of last
week hustling among the voters in
the lower part of the county
L. H. Kerr was called to Volga last
week on account of the serious sick
ness of his sister-in-law, Mrs. w. w.
Kerr
Quite asfew Belipgton folks atten-
ded the tournament at Buckhannon
and q report many real basketball
NJ. p. shirtlef and family, Eof
Clarksburg, were here Friday for the
funerfl of Mrs. Lola kshirtlef) Will
Mi berniss Price. iof>rlAii.. Who
has Heen here several days visiting
her pPrents, returned to Elkins SUN
day. :!
F. r Coontz and wife, of Sugar
Creek spent the week end visiting
their laughter, Mrs. Lyman StempIe,
in Ellkns.
Hugh hardwood, of Cumberland,
has been here efw days on account
OF the illness of his mother, Mrs. t.
f. hardwood
4 A. Newton and daughter; Miss
Eva Newton, were here Monday and
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Sherman Wilson. ,
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Smith left
Wednesday for Huntington and from
there to Cattleshuro XIV mhara tho