Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-10-21

M. w. Moore, of Kirt, was
here on business Saturday.
Floyd Teter was a business
visitor in Pittsburg this week.
w. S. Lang, of Kirt, was a
Belington visitor Sunday.
Isiah Moore, of Route a, was
a Belington visitor Monday.
w. D. linn was a Belington
visitor Wednesday.
John Hotsinpiller was an Ell
kins visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simmons
spent Sunday visiting relatives
in Parsons.
Rev. Richardson spent few
days recently helping Roy Mes
tor do some fall farming.
E. A. Barte, H. A. Monahan
and F. E. Teter We're county
seat visitors Monday.
Don't fail to see the japanese
Girl in Curry's window from 8
till 900 each evening of the
week of the 25th. (adv.) 3
Miss Algie Werner, of Nor
gantown, spent part of the
week here visiting her parents.
Darl Rohrbough spent Sunday
in Elkins taking a trip in the
"airship" while there.
Mrs. Paul hardwood, of Cum
berland, was here a part of the
week visiting friends.
DIR. Porter Durham, of
Bridgeport, was here visiting
his sisters over Sunday.
Mrs. N. A. Davis, of Rose
mont, made a pleasant visit last
week with her mother, Mrs.
Jarvis, of the West side.
Mr.. Will Hennegan and wife
recently of Charleston, are here
visiting Mrs. Hennegan's mo-
Their, Mrs. Cora Stalnaker.
Mrs. Belle Harvey of Serpell
Ave-, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonafield to their home in Tun-
Melton Sunday.
Don Dayton spent a, part of
the week at Cheat Club aiding
III the installation of a wireless
station at that place.
Mrs. Monroe Phillips, of this
city, and Mrs. Frank Swick, of
Junior, spent the week end Wis
iting Mrs. Simon ,Sipe at. Buck
harmon.
A small boy of Boyd Holbert's
came near losing an eye one day
last week when a piece of shing-
lie which he was cutting struck
him near the sight.
Chas. Simon was a passenger
via aeroplane last Thursday
noon from Philippi to Elkins.
He was so high that we failed
to see his usual salute. The
plane made bee line for Elkins
without stop.
C. M. Elliott is moving his
family into the w. B. Huffman
property. Oren Corley has
moved to the Tom Fitzwater
property. Thamer Griffith will
move into his property recently
vacated by Oren Corley.
Geo. F. Hill, who is connected
with the Wilmoth mine received
the sad news Sunday of the
death of his brother at Home
stead, Pa. Mr.. Hill and wife
left here Tuesday to attend the
funeral.
Rev. G. D. Griffin and wife,
Rev. H. A. Stellar and wife and
Mrs. Chas Brandenburg were
among the Belington folks at
tending the Baptist Association
at Elkins the past week.
1t was reported Friday about
the streets that our chief OF
police was to be decorated as a
hero for having killed a MAI
dog but later information came
out that he had slaughtered 9
perfectly harmless canine which
had strayed into the city.
w. B. Huffman, of Worthing-
ton, was here Saturday night
aiding in military work in "the
Missing Link" which is getting
to be a very popular organza.
ton in this city. 1t beats both
s.'the Buffalces" and the Yellow
Dogs so the fellows say who
know.
Will Right, who for years
was resident of this city but
now of Luke, Nd, was here
Monday seeing friends. Bill is
the same big-hearted, good-na.
tured, all round good fellow as
he was when he trimmed whis
kers in Belington, and best OF
all Maryland, my Maryland, has