Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-08-25

st. has been very Ill the past
week.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ed. Fitzwater a girl the
goth.
Miss Pauline Scott Of Clarks-
bury was here this week visit
inv friends.
w. M. Foster, Of Teter attend
ed the S. S. Convention this
week here.
John Ice the real estate man
was in Elkins on business a part
Of the past week.
Miss Maud Currey of Beverly
spent the week here visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Elsie Phillips is spend
ing a few days in Weaver visit
ing her sister Mrs. Corley.
Bill Tucker who has been in
AkronO. for quite awhile came
home on a visit Saturday.
Harry Fisher and wife OF
Grafton are here visiting at S.
A Campbells on the West side.
Bryan Wilmoth and wife,
Arch Wilson of Norton and wife
were Belington visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Frederick Thorne and
Miss Evelyn Hill of Elkins were
here visiting friends a part of
the week.
Jerald Ramsey son of w. w.
Ramsey of Morgantown spent
the week end here visiting re-
latives.
F. j. Coontz and wife of R 4
were in Elkins this weekvisiting
their daughter Mrs. Lyman
Stenple.
John Roger who is working
for the Daily ter-Mountain OF
Elkins spent Sunday here with
his family.
Mrs. Minnie Rohrbough and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rohr-
bough spent Sunday visiting
friends in Buckhannon.
Fred Boner and Bernard Den
mis- who have been at Camp
Knox for several weeks came
home Sunday morning.
Miss Pearl Post who has been
in Formans Hospital Buckhan-
non for the removal of her ton
sis is back home again and is
much improved.
Walter Coffman and family
who have been at Bayard for
several months are here visiting
relatives and friends Walter
will locate in Keyser in the near
future.
G. C. Coleman of Charleston
was here this week visiting his
family who have been here for
several weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Colemans parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Talbot.
w. B. Huffman who works for
the B. & O. at Worthington, was
a Belington visitor one day last
week. adam" was formerly a
star Base ball PLAYER of this city
and his friends are always glad
to see him come back to his old
haunts now and then.
Darl Rohrbough who left here
several days ago for enlistment
in the U. S. Marines sailed from
Newport News on last Sunday
for European ports, he has or
dered his mail forward to Hong
Kong it goes without telling that
Darl knows what it means to be
rocked to sleep by the old Allan
tic ere this.
D. Harris claims the champ
ion-ship for the killing of rattle
snakes in this section for this
season. Monday he killed his
second rattler on the Laurel Hill
orchard farm has snakeship
rang eight bells, but Dee made
home run with his scythe and
silenced the snakes warnings
for all time.
Vincent Ream, the Nash auto
salesman of Philippi passed
through here Tuesday enroute
from Tucker County where he
had been on business he and R.
S. Dayton took a turn over in
a Ford While he was there,
neither of them were hurt
though both of them sustained
bruises.
Adam Long Of Elkins was
shot and painfully wounded last
Saturday night near that town,
details Of the shooting seem ra-
Their obscure, except that as is
the usually the case there was a
woman in the case, though it
| seams that Mr. T,ono Was hood