Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-12-22
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Marclne Elliott OF MeadoWVlile,
was in town Saturday.
X. P. Beckner was bushes Wis
itor in Elkins on last Saturday.
]. W. Ramsey, of Phiippi, spent
Sunday here visiting his sister, Mrs.
E. D. Koontz-
Fulton Booth of Stringtown, "The
honey man., was an Elkins visitor
Saturday.
O. S. Coontz and Geo. Coontz of
Sugar Creek, were here on business
Saturday. =
Miss Beaulah Ballah who is teach
ing at Elkins spent the weekend here
with her parents.
Jas. G. Wilson and wife of Long
Run were shopping in Belington
Saturday.
Joe Simmons who has been taking
medical treatment in Elkins, was in
that city Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Blackman, of Railroad
Street, was shopping in Grafton last
Saturday.
Mrs. R. K. Zacher and sister, Miss
Rinehart, were shopping in Grafton
last Saturday.
J. M. MvVicker, who teaches at
Century, was here with his family
over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Snodgress of Elkins,
was the guest of Miss Jessie Teter
last week.
Mrs Blanche Stalnaker of near
Philippi was in Belington Saturday
doing some shopping.
Mr. Allen Lindsey of Hendricks
passed through here Sunday on his
way to Philippi.
Miss Icie Wilson spent Sunday at
the county seat visiting her brother
Chame
Warren Bush who is conducting
vulcanizing plant at Buckhannon was
here Sunday visiting his father.
Chas. Dayton and wife of Elkins
was visiting at Homer Payton's the
past week.
Mrs. Nick Carlozze who has been
in the Elkins hospital for several
weeks was brought to her home here
Sunday and is much improved.
John R. Ice, Belington's hustling
real estate agent spent the latter part
of last week in Elkins attending to
business matters.
1.-THE M. E. South Ladies Aid con-
Quoted sale at the Scrimgeour
Building on Saturday evening re-
porting a very successful sale.
Mrs. Sherwood Shinn, of Morgan
town, is spending the holiday vaca-
tion in this city visiting relatives.
T. E. Sturm Of Belngton, was in
Ellins Saturday loking attire bust
ness matters.
E. D. Koontz was home over Sun
day from Elkins, while here he pur-
chased a lot on Grim Ave. from L. L.
Bennett.
w. G. Goodwin of Sugar Greek, at
tended the Melvin Goodwin funeral in
Elkins on Friday, returning to his
home Saturday.
Lyman Stemple and wife Of Elkins
spent the week end visiting at Mrs.
Stemple's parents home on Sugar
Creek
Mrs. C. A. Blakeslee and little
daughter of the west side were Wis
iting friends at Thomas the first of
last week.
H. A. Mccoy had bad shot of rh-
eumatism the latter part of last week
but has recovered sufficiently to be
about his work.
County Supt E. A. Hunt was a
Belington visitor on Saturday
Rev. j. F. Valentine of Mountain
View was here marketing produce
Saturday.
]. W. Stalnaker who is in the mer-
camille business at the "Old Moss
Stand was in Belington looking
after business matters Saturday eve
ming
Mrs. Della Groves of Elkins spent
Sunday here visiting relatives she
came down Saturday evening and was
Joined here Sunday by her husband
Mr.. Albert Groves.
John Cross, who with his family
was at Blaine attending the funeral
of his sister-in-law, came home aSt-
urday His wife will return in a
few days.
A very quiet wedding is reported
to have occurred here few days ago.
Ray Hill and Miss Lois Jones, the
daughter of Rev. Chas. Jones are re-
ported to have been the contracting
parties.
R. M. Goodwin aged "a, died at
Elkins one day last week. He was
born in Barbour County and was well
and favorably konwn here. He has
quite large number of relatives