Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-06-24
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day.
Isaiah Moore was in town Tuesday
with produce.
John Booth, of Stringtown, was in
town Saturday.
A small child of Hayes Howells
died last week.
Harry Fisher was visiting his moth
7er over Sunday
Cecil Phillips, of Philippi attended
the races at Uniontown.
w. G. Goodwin, of Route four was
Saturday visitor in town.
Lloyd Ballah is nursing game
leg" from the kick of horse.
Erwin Right, mine superintendent of
Weaver, was in this city Wednesday.
Rainy weather has retarded work
on the improved roads during the past
week.
J A. Viquesney who has been out
of town on business returned Mon
day.
Mrs. J l.. Boner was taken to the
nOSplCal at ElklHS loI GIedtmeHe hoH-
day.
Ralph Ware, Of Philippi, is working
for the Barbour Fuel Co., at Will
moth.
Misses Lena, Ada and Rita Ramsey,
of Route four were week end visitors
in this city.
Arthur Sinsel, of Route four and
Adam Coontz of Akron, Ohio, were in
town Saturday
Ephraim Lazarus is visiting rela-
tives in Clarksburg and says it is
some town
Mrs. E. D. Koontz and daughters
spent the week end visiting relatives
on Sugar Creek
J. M. Ferrill is having his home
painted; the work is being done by
the Brandon Bros.
Floyd Teter who has been sojourn-
ing at Buckeye Lake, Ohio, and other
points is back home.
Mrs. Ray Teter and children, of
Charleston are visiting Ralph Teter
and sisters on the West Side.
Kirk Ware has accepted position
with the Valley Fuel Co., at Abbott.
He is chief clerk and weighman.
Misses Iona Robinson and Pauline
Right who are working at Philippi,
visited their homes over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Campbell, who has been
visiting at Westernport and Cumber-
land, returned here Monday
Miss Irene Eib left last week for
Morgantown where she will attend
the summer term of school.
Mr.. Huber, the Atlantic Refining
Company's tarvia man, here says he
was victim of practical joke.
Lloyd England, of Glade, democrat
&c nominee for assessor of Barbour
county, was a Belington visitor Sat
urday.
Boost the Chautaugua if you want
to be good booster-let the mules do
the kicking and dyspeptic do the
knocking
Shirley Ware left Monday for
Huntington where he enters the Avia-
ton Department. Thence he goes to
Washington.
Deputy Sheriff John Kennedy was
IN this city Wednesday going from
here to the Elliott stores at Meadow
vile and Kalamazoo.
Gale Hillyard, Martin McCloud,
Fred Howell and Paul Nottingham
were up at Minnehaha Springs part
of last week on pleasure trip.
E. l.. Woodford, of Horton, was
here the latter part of last week
moving his goods and chattes to the
Dry Fork where he is now located.
A Miss Phillips, aged 81, died in
Glade district Saturday She was
sister of the late Henry Phillips de-
ceased and of Jacob Phillips still liv-
ing.
The stork visited Jess Glenn's Sat
urday night and left fine big boy.
Jess is lord of all he surveys around
the Valley Grocery now and is not
even the least bit lame.
Frank Lovitis and Frank Noone of
Thomas, district organizers of the L.
o. o. M were here Saturday night
attending Moose lodge-about 80 new
candidates were initiated.
Do not forget to boost for the Red
path Chautaugua No use to knock
it is coming-if you are too tight to
attend yourself do not pour cold wat
er on the ones who do.
The Redpath Chautauqua is
good clean entertainment varied to
suit all sorts of tastes-buy season
ticket for your wife and children
give them a vacation of week at
home