Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-04-01
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HERE AND THERE

writing.
Never premit any one to Guido you
in politeness.
Samp Keller, of Parkersburg' was
in town Tuesday.
Geo. Digman, of Kerens, was here
Monday seeing friends.
Ralph Darden, Of Elkins, passed
through here Tuesday.
SAINT Wilmoth, Of Middle Fork, was
here on business Friday.
s M. Polling, of Bills Creek, was
here Tuesday on business.
Think twice before you speak and
then keep your mouth shut
Earl Bennett and>wife, OF Route g.
visited at Delbert Prices Sunday
Jacob Ramsey and wife, of Elklns'
we're visiting relatives here Sunday
Will Grimes, who has had hltch
at small pox, is able to be out again.
Frank Moore, who has been living
near Weaver, is moving back to TINS
city.
Rev O. E. Thorne, of Philippi, was
passenger on the noon train tues
day.
n e Fov a prominent farmer, OF
Laurel. was here Monday on pusl-
ness.
Miss Jesse Snodgrass, of Elklns,
was visiting friends here over sun
day.
Wilson Brandenburg spent part
Of last week visiting the eastern
cities.
B. M. Williams, of Buckhannon, was
here for the past week selling nursery
stock.
Grant Price and Arthur Sinsel, OF
Harris School, were here on business
Friday
G. C. Holsberry, the hustling mer-
chant. of Meadowville, was IN town
Friday.
Don Dayton and wife were business
visitors in Clarksburg ard Grafton
Saturday.
Chas. Bond who has been working
at Fairmont, spent Sunday here with
his family
w. w. Brewer, of Cumnock, N. g.,
has been here for few days visit
ing his family.
John Hester who runs L. L. Ben
nett's limestone plant at Faulkner,
was here over Sunday
Vernon Broadwater, of W. V. u,
Morgantown, has been home for aAfew
days visiting his parents.
Hickman Right who has been in
Clarksburg for some time, is moving
his family back to Belington.
Mrs. l.. R. Fowler left here Friday
for her home in Beverly. Mr.. Fowl
er will follow in few days.
Mrs. Barbara Ramsey, of Route a,
Who has been in Elkins hospital for
blood poison, came home Sunday
Mrs. Johnson,s daughter, Mrs.
Lindsey, of Akron, Ohio, has been
here a few days visiting her mother.
Mr. McCutcheon, of the Standard
Oil Company, was here the week end
looking over their business interests
here.
Mrs. j. R. Ramsey is visiting at
her sons near Ell1ins this week and
John says constable is no good as
cook.
T. NJ Polling, of Route 8, was here
Friday to market. |. NJ is not doing
much prophesying politically this
year.
'John Kelley, who has been travel
IL Ia tac interest of the Fountain
Blass Co., vas in the city a part of
this week
Mrs. Mary Coontz, of Route a, was
in Elkins part of last week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Kate Shanaberger,
who has been very ill.
DR.. E. L. Woodford, the doctor
fisherman, who is located at Horton,
was here visiting his mother over
Sunday
Melvin RobinsoH and family, of
Grafton, and Fleming Boner, of Graf
ton was here Tuesday attending the
funeral of Frank Boner.
"Ted" Thompson had his collar
bone broken last Friday evening
while playing ball at the graded
school building
j. A. Viquesney, Howard Price,
Morris Bolton, v. E. George, d. West
fall were among the many visitors at
the county seat Saturday.
A. G. Hathaway, of Middle Fork
was IN town Saturday night-can't
say sure but looks like there may be
5ome attraction here for Austin.
John K. Ice and Ellsworth wilson.
Inc real estate men of Belington, a Q;
still selling nlentu of raaI ~