Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-04-29

HERE AND THERE

Miss Francis Liller visited friends
in Fairmont Sunday.
S. M. Polling, of Route 3, was in
town Tuesday.
Tom Sharps of the bend river was
in town Tuesday on business.
Sherwood Shinn was home over
Sunday visiting his parents.
Candidates are so thick that frogs
cannot find room to croak
John t. Roger, Editor of the Graf
ton Leader, spent Sunday here with
his family. sME
Lee Davis, of Thomas, was in town
Monday seeing relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. B. Jones Of the West side,
who has been i'll, is convalescing
nicely.
Mrs Dr.. Pierce of Ekins opens the
week end visiting her sister Mrs. j.
B. Moore
Hoy Coffman, TO Kasson is here
visiting Jas. Trahern and overhauling
his oliver"
]. A. Viquesney is candidate for
executive committeeman in this dis
trict, on the Republican ticket.
G. M. Right is preparing to move
to Elkins where he has accepted
lucrative position.
DIR. E. l.. Woodfofd the fishing
doctor of Hoston was here this week
assembling his fishing paraphianalia.
Isaac Lazarus who has been in
Cameron for some time, is here vis-
ting his parents and clerking as a
side issue
c. F. Davis, who recently put in
Hoffman steam press reports business
rushing and customers report quick
and efficient service.
Miss Madalon Blatchford who is at
tending the university at Morgan
town, visited her parents here over
Sunday
. Shorty Hollen and Clark Cade
are still doctoring gas stoves. Well
Judging from the increased rates in
gas they need it.
L. N. Viquesney Of Junior, was
among the Republican leaders atten-
ding Mr.. Johns speech here Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Raymond Cade and Mrs. Nc
Canley of Yally were in town Friday
visiting thir brother Ben Shomo who
IS still in a very critical condition.
Josiah Cross of Hunters Fork, was
in town Tuesday. Uncle Joe is
Republican Of the Abraham Lincoln
type.
Voters see to it that you are reg
istered, after the sitting of the reg
istrars there is no chance You
CANNOT REGISTER ON ELEC-
TON DAY.
John Waters, the Democratic Dis
ciple, of Valley was in town Monday.
John sometimes sells tombstones-
be bids fair to get big political
order in November.
Little Margaret Lee Thornhill,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Thornhill, of the West side, has been
very i'll from ptomain poisoning but
under the care of an excellent nurse
seems to be improving.
The Civic Club meeting was not
Ia. gely attended last Thursday night
at the High School Building yet that
does not eliminate the fact that there
is much important and needed work
for just such an organization in
Be ington.
Wednesday was real red letter
day for stranger candidates -both w.
W. Skidmore and Delbert Boyles blew
into town-both candidates for com
missioner of the Barbour County
Court-both good men-both good
Republicans.
Democratic Leaders of Belington
were much in evidence at the Polit-
ical Mecca Saturday. /. They pro-
baby had the best love feast and ex-
perience meeting they will have I'M
tied the ideas of November whom
Voc drow's craft starts up that saline
stream Of his history.
Hon W.. S. John, of Morgantown,
candidate for the Republican nom
inaticn for congress in the second
district, was here Tuesday meeting
the voters. In the evening in spite
of ctid drizzly weather he made an
open air talk to large number of
voters Mr.. John is fine orator,
logical and sound and is certainly
good congressional timber.
r. K Zacher has his bread truck
painted up in fine shape, with the
name Sanitary Bakery on both sides
in bold printing. He is doing a good
business.
SERIOUS UPRISING IN SIBERIA
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