Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-06-03

has wife back home Mrs. Rector who
has been in i'll health has been away
from here about one year and her
many frinds will be pleased to see
her return here.
Jas. Right who works in Fairmont
was seing home folks over Sunday.
Rease Woodford, Happy Shinn and
other young bloods spent part of
last week angling for the finney tribe
on the waters Of the Cheat.
DIR. E L. Woodford the veteran fish
erman doctor of Horton was Beling
ton visitor Monday.
Harold Coontz and family and j.
N. Ramsey of Philippi spent Sunday
here visiting relatives.
M. E. Hill and family spent Sunday
J. A. Viquesney and family spent
Sunday at Valleybend.
Thamer Griffith and family spent
Sunday at the Odd fellows home Elk
ms.
Bill Curry went to Dry Fork last
week carrying a jewelers. case and a
fishing-rod question which is his
business and which is the side line.
Miss Nora Rohrbough left here Mon
day for Baltimore where she goes to
have her tonsils removed. She was
accompanied by Mrs. 3. B. Rohrbough
and DR.. Pierce.
DR.. Solomon G. Moore, a former
Barbour boy, now practicing medicine
at Elkins, was last week elected vice
president of the West Virginia Medi-
cal Society.
Berne Teter of this city has accept
ed bank position in Clarkburg
Berne is an up to date banker and
will make success in what ever line
he engages.
Miss Elmor and Vera Denton who
have been here the past winter in
High School left here Saturday for
their home near Kalamazoo both girls
were members of the graduating class
of the B. H. S.
Wayne Phillips, one of Glade Dis
tricts substantial citizens was in town
Monday on business and made The
Progressive pleasant call.
Glen Coontz and family of Elkins
Steve Fitzwater and wife of this city
were among the numbers of relative.
attending the Frederick Booth funeral
Thursday
S. M. Polling and crew who recent
~ finished the concrete work on Road
no. 27 have moved the county equip
nlent into Valley District where some
bridges and cement work is being
done.
Miss Winifred Cruikshank of the
West side who has been in Redwood
the past winter teaching has returned
here for the summer.
NJ. and Mrs. M. E. Shurtleff of
Clarksburg were here the week end
visiting NJ. Shurtleff who has been
seriously i'll, her condition is slightly
improved at this writing
ACdsS VOouIOIu WHO mas DeeH
visiting for few days in Philadelphia
and Washingto came home Thursday
Howard Price is busily engaged in
making the assessments in this end
of the county.
J. L. Jeffreys who is engaged in
the mining business near Morgan
town was home over Sunday.
visiting trends on Sugar Creek.
Ben Shomo of Sepell Avenue still
continues very i'll at his home.
Mrs H. M. Halderman of Elkins
spent part of Sunday here visiting
her mother Mrs. Johnaon.
Isaac N. Ramsey of near Elkins
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Belington was visited by terrific
rain and hail storm Sunday, no dam
age has been reported.
Bill Hulderman retired hotel mar
OF the Pike was in town Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Pierce of Elkins visited
relatives here Sunday.
Harry Nestor formerly of this city
but now of Akron o. was visiting his
mother here this week.
Miss Hilda Parsons of Elkins was
here seeing friends Monday.
}. w. Crisis and family spent Sun
day at the Odd fellows home Elkins
A. S. Lindsey and family of Hend
11cks were here Sunday and Monda,
visiting the family of c. C. Right.
Mrs. Mary Coontz of r. is visit
ing her sister Mrs J. N. Huffma,
near Moatsville.
G. O. Summers Of Elkins and sol
Greed Summers of Clarksburg wer,
home over Sunday.
Miss Pearl and Virginia Long o
Parsons notered through here Sun
day.
Noah Hymes of Glade was a Bel
ington visitor Sunday.