Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-06-23
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"Bill" Boner of Trinity was
here on business Tuesday.
D. B. Polling of Corley was
here Saturday on business.
Mrs. H. H. Coontz of R. 3 was
taken to the Davis Memorial
Hospital for treatment Sunday.
E. D. Koontz who is engaged
in road work at Elkins spent
Sunday here with his family.
F. F. Coontz who is doing
electrical work at Fairview was
here with his family Sunday.
C. A. Blakeslea of this city
spent the week end on business
in Cumberland.
J. A. Viqesney who has been
at White Sulphur for some time
lame home Sunday.
C. O. Summers and Floyd S.
Right of Elkins spent Sunday
here with their families.
F. M. Phillips, merchant of
Callhoon, was in the city on bus
mess Friday.
Mr.. Lovett of Weston was
here visiting at the home of C.
o. Shepherd last week.
Claud Hill the little son of Ru-
fus Hill is suffering from burn
ed feet occasioned by stepping in
hot ashes.
Anumber Vf Philippi folk have Elk
pressed their intention of attending
the eRdpath Chautauqua in Being
ton.
A minister was heard to say
a few days ago that "the Civic
League was like a wasp larger
at it's birth than it ever was"
H. A. Monahan who has been
visiting in Chicago, Peoria and
Mooseheart, Ill. returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Gamer of Bills
Greek is here this week visiting
her daughter Mrs. Wilbur Ryan
and Mrs. Clearance Whetzel.
Wayne Phillips of Little
Bethel was in the city on Satur-
day. He is one of Barbours
prominent school teachers.
Those who don't want to live
in a clean town, move out. The
Motto Of the Civic League is:
"To Beauty Belington."
Jerry Harveys three little
children of Bayard are here
spending a few weeks with their
grand mother, Mrs. Belle Har-
vey.
Word was received here a few
days ago announcing the death
of Mrs. Scrimegeour in Pa, she
was the mother of the late VIM.
Scrimgeour.
O. G. Thompson is building a
fine bungalow on High Street.
People seldom buy cages who
not contemplating getting a
canary, so we predict wedding
bells at no distant date.
Otha Hays and family of
Harding passed thru here one
day last week in their Car for
Laweranceville, III where they
go to visit Henry Skidmore and
family.
r. S. Dayton and family of
Elkins spent Sunday down at
the farm on the Pike. Mr.. Day
ton is now pushing the work on
the r. S. Dayton & Co. Contract
for building the road between
Elkins and Beverly.
E. A. Barte will soon. put on a
lot sale on Laurel Hill which will
add to the possibilities of the
Mountain top as a summer re-
sort, by giving opportunities for
the construction of bungalows
and cottages.
Some folks thinks that it was
lucky for the war inspector Pit
ger that he got his finger NASH
ed, it gave him time to go to
Cove and bring back his bride a
Miss Shroger, they are now
housekeeping in this city.
d. Harris claims the honor of
killing the first RATHER of the
season at the Laurel hill orc
hard; his snake-ship was about
80 inches in length but or " car
ried one rattle and a button and
rang no bell to warn D. of his
presence.
Ralph Haller probably thinks
the bitter comes with the sweet.
One day last week the stork left
a boy at his home. The same day
Mayor Radabaugh ordered him
to appear before court where he
was fined S24 Ralph
would probably have been will
ing to pay twice that much while
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