Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-08-05

ed from Cne nOSplCdl dI ElhlIiS
where she has been taking treat
ment.
If you are hungry you want
it quick. Go to Crawfords
Restaurant for service and food
Meal SOC (adv.
Quite few of the leaders at
the Rowe Mines near here walk
ed out Monday over disagree
ment on loading cars.
Mrs. C. o. Shepherd was call
ed to New Martinsville last week
on account of the serious illness
of a sister at that place.
Quite few of Belingtons cit
liens attended the funeral cere-
mony of Judge Dayton at the
County seat Monday P. M.
Jas Terrell Jr. and family of
Girard O. are here this week
visiting Mr. Ferrells parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Terrell.
Miss Phyllis Kuhn of StPeters-
burg Fla. spent a few days of
last week here the guest of DR..
and Mrs. Graham.
Leonard Warner of Circlesville
was called here last week on ac-
count of the serious illness and
death of his father.
The scribe in some way miss
ed the fact that Geo. Phillips OF
Bluefield recently spent few
days here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Phillips.
Isaac Wilson and family of
Washington D. C. visited at
John Wilson's a part of last week
going from here to Mr.. Wilson's
former home in Cove.
Harvesting is in full swiving
on the farms and a good crop of
hay is reported from all new
meadow land while the old
meadows are reported light.
Jas Bennett of Elkins life. in
surance agent for the Equitable
Co. was in town Saturday and
reports his business in that line
still growing.
A little fisticuff- engagement
was reported from the Good
Roads Friday, prize fights are
unlawful in w. Va. SO the part
iculars are unobtainable.
Judge Kittle of Philippi gave
very instructive talk here one
night last week. But Saturday
night the real guns of the Judic-
ial campaign were fired at the
Mcmahon Hall.
Bruce Davis manager of the
Davis-Splint Coal Co. of Copen
was home over Sunday. This
company is now loading about
two cars of coal daily with a
ready market for all they load.
Ralph Halter and wife of
Grafton have been here several
days visiting M. L. Haller.
Ralph until recently was firing
the local train into Belington,
but will soon take another trun.
Martin Conley forman on the
Improved roads was called to
Kingsville Saturday to attend
the funeral of his aunt. Mrs.
Patsey King who died at that
place.
Chas Simon Of the B. & O.
electrical force Grafton is visit
ing the home of J. L. Ernest of
the West side. Mr.. Simon is
taking his annual vacation at
this time.
H. V. Viquesney and wife left
here Saturday via truck for
Pocahontas Co. where they will
locate. Mr.. Viquesney has
charge of a big lumber operat-
ion near Minnehaha Springs.
A. T. Coontz and family of
Akron O. are visiting at his boy
hood home on R. 4, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Coontz. A. T. say .
that real estate in most parts of
the city is off in price about 25
per cent.
The Dartmoor Sunday School
passed thru here Sunday A. M
| enroute for some point on the
! Pike for a picnic dinner.
/ Mr.. Reed Of the Kane & Key
ser office force has just given
4 out.lLthe information of a stork
i visit at his home. Another boy
and vi. r. Keyser says Reed is
alpi0st unmanageable since the
event.
Miss Audra Gall of Mt. View
assed through here Monday
Z aor1Iing on her way to Audrs
/ hghafe The Agriculture School Of
! 8e' county is in camp under the
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