Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-12-15
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L. L. Bennett was at Faulkner on
business Sunday.
T B. Iantz of Jerusalem Church was
in town Wednesday.
S. M. d. Coontz of the west side is
i'll at his home at this writing.
Geo. Hill and wife were doing some
holiday shopping in Elkins on Satur-
day evening.
A Miss Mcdonald of Junior was
taken to the hospital at Elkins on
last Saturday night
Magazines for sale at the
Music Shop. adv
A fine way to sepnd six seconds
dig up 13c and say, "Blue Devil,
please" to your grocer.
Mrs. Dollie Teter and Miss Mertie
Teter have returned from an extend
ed visit in Washington D. c.
Even if you have leather skin, it
will instantly know the difference :
try Blue Devil-Adv.
Mrs. Harah Hill has been very i'll
DIT Lie UUIIlG VI W. II. l1dIlCl lOI SCN-
eral days is convalescing at this writ
ing.
Records 10 and IL inch, Col
umbia, Violation and Pathe all for
SOC each at Curry's Jewelry Store.
Oscar Right and Howard Robinson
who are rail-roading out of Elkins
spent Sunday here with the home
folks.
Edison Diamond Disc and
Amberol Records at the music
shop on Grim Ave. adv
A wife separator? No! MOI No!
But sweethner and grease separator
for Ia cseam separator. WI try
Blue Devil and see.
Albert Rohrbough who has been
i'll for some time is improving nicely
at this time and it is hoped he will
soon be able to be around again.
You want to order some of
your friends magazine for
Christmas put your order in at
the music shop. adv.
Howard Robinson one of Belingtons
nimrods of noted fame, killed large |
grey fox in the hills of Valley few
days ago while hunting for rabbits.
fluff" Dent and John Rhodes of
the W. M. R. R. force of this city were
in Elkins last Wednesday attending
an official meeting of w. M. R. R.
One Pathe Talking Machine No.
$500 - was $3.50, at CURRY'S
Geo. Cain IBelington's up-to-the-
minute automobile distributor was at
Elkins Tuesday evening attending the
w. Va. Automobile Association meet
ing.
y Mr.. and Mrs. joni W. Cross and
Mrs. Lowman Cross were called to
Elk Garden Wednesday on account Of
the death of sister-in-law, Mrs. Du-
ling.
i W. T. McVicker of the west side is
building one of the most up-to-date
bungalows to be found in the city:
the work is being done by Milroy
Taylor.
Ben Blackman who runs into Bel
ington over the B. & O. has moved
his family he re and will do light
housekeeping in the old Valley I
House.
RECORDS = 10 anil IL inch, Col
umbia, Violation and Pathe all for
soc each at Curry's Jewelry Store.
Earl Drummond is making the
High School "Kids" live real kennel
life since bran-new baby girl came
to his home few days ago. Well
Earl has had the age-old experience
before and his recovery will doubt
less be rapid.
You'll not smell like Cleopatra
after Blue Devil bath, but you /
will be sweeter than Cleo ever
was. adv.
DR.. C. L. Rohrbough reports the
smallest baby girl, and judging from
size it looks like the last three and a
half pounds is the record on Sugar
Greek where most of them are large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess Coontz of Route
are the pround parents of this small
one.
There has been manit of trading
I. going on in the city for several days,
F. F. Coontz having sold his interest
in tie Scrimegeour business to Ho-
ward Price, while Price and Criss
have sold the electric end of the bus
mess to L. L. Bennett it is understood
that Mr. Bennett will move the cleo
trio part of the business to his plant
in the lower end of town.
One Pathe Talking Machine No.
$500 - was $3.50, at CURRY'S
The stork has been very busy ac-
cording to the reports of DR.. j. w.
Strother who seems to he the old
faunri+a dicoipla @ Mound eyirl