Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-09-23

TO enLer SCHOOL.
Bill Shomo of the Freight
office force went off on vacation
and for fear he would not get
rest required it is reported he
has been quarantined.
Mrs. Fred Yoak who has been
in the hospital since being in
injured in an auto wreck is re-
ported to be in a critical con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Gamer re-
turned Monday night from
trip to Washington and other
eastern cities. They report
pleasant trip.
Eugene and Ray Brandon are
engaged in painting E. Skaters
building on Grim Ave. They
probably took that contract by
the acre.
Statesmen wanted to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or commits
sion. Address the Lennox Oil &
Paint Co. Cleveland, Ohio. 1t
Rev. Resseger, Supt. of Ell
kins District, M. E. Church was
at Concord Sunday and held the
quarterly conference at that
place.
Jas. L. Heger, of Philadelphia
Supt. for the Atlantic Refining
Co., stopped off here Wednesday
enroute to Charleston and Fay
etteville.
John Hotsinpiller who has
been driving a country truck for
sometime, started to work at
Clements Thursday. Howard
Price takes his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cain and
son Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Thompson motored to Clarks-
burg Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs. Lawrence Atha of Graf
ton, who has been visiting here.
Coyner, the contractor of
Philippi, was a Saturday Wis
itor here. His faith in democ-
racy seems strong but he didn't
seem to have the heart to make
it Jingle.
Evert Price and Chas John
son are reported to have had an
auto accident on the god roads
near the Ten Mile school house.
This is the first accident report
ed on this end of the good roads.
We are informed that the Alb
bolt mines will soon be making
some improvements in their
plant at that place. Work on the
installation of an electrical
plant will begin in a few days.
H. H. Price has returned from
the mountains and reports good
luck. Some of the hunters
bring in the tails" as proof of
the catch. Others simply bring
the "tales."
Bill Hulderman, of Antioch,
was here Saturday and from
the way Bill was stepping he
acted like the hotel fever had
hit him again. Well, that is one
game Bill knows.
Seventy five automobiles were
observed to pass the corner of
i Grim Ave. and Bridge St. Sun
day in "a minutes. About IS of
the rs violated traffic rules in
some way.
Homer Payton who formerly
lived here, but now lives in
Akron, had a serious accident
Sunday in his home while pull
ing tacks with a screwdriver the
instrument struck his little child
in the eye destroying the sight.
Have you noticed the differen-
ce in the looks of the little park
near the B. & O. passenger sta
ton. The hedge is trimmed, the
accumulated dirt of many moons
has been cleaned away and it
really looks just slightly civic. "
Gale Hillyard who has been
in the Sunny South is home
for his vacation. But begins to
look through his vacation will
only tend to give L. D. Cook a
chance to spend good part of
time in the woods.
w. H. Coontz, cashier of the
First National Bank, Fairview,
spent few days of last week
visiting relatives here. His lit
tie laughter Mary f., who has
: been here visiting for the past
TO weeks returned home with
: him.
The man who sneers at his
, brother and condemns him ir
: harsh, scathing, terms because
, he was foolish enough to yiele
to temptation and fall, woulc
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