Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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home with Flu"
Mrs. Nj. F. Dennis, of Serpell Ave,
is i'll at this writing.
NJ. K. Smith who has been working
at Philippi, is home again.
DR.. G. L. Pierce, of Elkins, was
here Friday of last week.
H. V. Viquesney was business
visitor in Philippi Saturday.
F. M. Glenn, of Parsons, was
business visitor here Thursday.
John T. Roger, editor of the Graf
ton Leader, is home on the sick list.
who said the ground hog lied
zero weather with compound interest.
J. A. viquesney, who has been i'll
for several days, is able to be out
again.
Miss Jessie Snodgrass, of .Elkins,
was visiting friends in the city over
Sunday.
Miss Irene Eib spent Saturday at
Clarksburg observing in the public
schools.
Mrs. Mary Coontz, of Route A, was
visiting relatives at Elkins the first
of the week.
M. Werner, of the West side, who
has been i'll with Flu, is reported to
be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hulderman are
taking treatment from DR.. Murray
for rheumatism.
Rev. R. O. Phillips, of Philippi, was
a passenger on the noon train for
Elkins Monday.
Miss Algie Werner, who has posi-
ton in Wheeling, is home with her
parents for week.
l.. D. Cross, the west side grocery
man is fighting very bad cold and
is very fearful of the Flu"
Miss Francis Liller left here Tues
dav for a few days visit in Cumber-
land. Md, and Akron, Ohio.
DIR Graham and wife took dinner
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as on the west side of the river.
Miss Edna Lovett, who is attending
Wesleyan College at Buckhannon, VS.
i+ad her parents here over Sunday.
Tucker Wilmoth, Democratic pol
itieian. lately of Parsons, was here
Monday for the funeral of Mrs. Dome
Mclean.
afMrs. Brown was called to HAM
Bleson the first of the week on account
of the illness of her granddaughter
Mrs. J. B. Ambrose.
Ralph Teter recently measured tne
distance from Roaring Creek jet 10
Relineton with pedometer but ne ala
mt beat the train into town
Dr. D. B. Caste was Fairmont
visitor over Sunday. While there ne
attended the Monongahelia Valley
Dental Association meeting
Mrs. Dollie Mclean, an aged ana
ros,,ected lady of Route 8 died at the
homie Of, John Board Sunday In
terment at Valley Bend Monday
aa Mp. Boyles and a part Of his corps
If teachers attended the round table
meeting at Elkins last Saturday A
1arre number of rural teachers also
attended.
ont in Kansas about 200 women
have organized an anti gossip CLUB
We Gods. what if every community
would do likewise. Heaven with us
blessings would be upon US
G. G. Brown and wife, of Webster,
have been here several days visiting
Miss Virginia Brown on Howard St.
Nj --own recently sold his farm near
Web az and will locate in the west.
Hrs. Agnes Rirehart, an aged lady
Of stringtown, died Monday night OF
ailments attending old age. Her re-
mains were laid to rest at Stringtown
cemetery, Wednesday, undertaken y
C. Right in charge.
Quite few people of the city are
on the sick list, among them Mrs u
F. Cain. Mrs. Betty Phillips, W. b.
Rector, Ralph Haller, practically the
entire family of Isaac Polling and
a number of others.
Stanley Delauder, of Route a, sold
his belongings and viii go to Arizona
for his health in the near future. He
was in the camps during the recent
war but owing to his physical IN
fitness was discharged.
H. c. Wright was called to Buck
harmon Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Alma Small
ridge. Mrs. Smallridge was well and
favorably known in this city and has
a host of friends here.
Kirk Ware Of this city has engaged
in the manufacture Of bronze toys.
The articles he manufacture are very
nobby and find ready sale. He has
orders enough booked to keep his
machine running for IL months.