Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-11-03
HERE AND THERE

w. w. bTeWGF Was DuSlIleSS
visitor in Elkins Monday.
Ed Shobe spent last week end
visiting friends in Grant co.
VIM. Hill of Parsons was here
Sunday seeing relatives and
friends.
Chas. Dayton and wife Of Ell
kns were visiting relatives on R.
Sunday.
G.B. Ramsey and family of
Philippi were Sunday visitors in
Belington.
Westfall and Bolton are break
ing ground for a new business
building on Grim Ave.
VIII Tucker who works at
Grafton spent Sunday here with
his family.
J. A. Viquesney of his city
spent the first part of the week
in Charleston on BUSINESS.
Miss Glare Barte spent few
days of the past week visiting
her sister at Kerens.
Frank Brown who is building
a school-house at Century spent
Sunday here with his family.
o. S. Koontz and family of
Route A spent the week end here
Wis iting relatives.
Miss Mildred Lindsey of Hend
ricks spent a few days of last
week here visiting relatives.
J. E. Polling and brother Taz.
Polling Of Hendricks passed
through here one day last week.
Jacob Mclean one of Being
tons pioneer citizens still con-
tinues very i'll at his home on
Pike St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold William
son of near Jerusalem were here
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Leoral Stalnaker.
A. L. Hornbrook of Louis
vile KY. was here the week end
visiting relatives, having driven
overland from that point.
Halloween passed off very
quietly here this year, none of
that barbarism of destroying
property was much n evidence.
Son Boner who is attending
school at the State University
spent Sunday here with his par
ents.
The great strike was called
off on peaceable terms, did not
even have to declare war on the
threatened strikers.
Jas. Boyles of Sugar Greek
spent Sunday here visiting his
son Reuben Boyles, and they do
say the pride of being a grandad
is what brought him.
Miss Eva Wilson who is at
tending the State University at
Morgantown spent Sunday here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones Wilson on the west side.
Isaac Locke from near Graf
ton was here apart of last week
visiting at DR.. Traherns. Mr..
Locke will be remembered as the
father of Ed. Lock who at one
time lived in this city.
NOTICE-The Ladies Aid of
the M. E. Church will hold their
Annual Bazaar and Chicken
Supper in basement of Church
Thursday and Friday evenings,
December 9th and 9th.
Mrs. Eta Hudkins was pain
fully injured a few evenings ago
by being thrown from an auto
mobile on planning mill hill, it is
not known just how the accident
occurred
joni Hotsinpillar was one of
the few Belington folks to cele-
brate Halloween at Elkins and
it does seem that John has been
strangely attracted to that town
of late.
r. S. Dayton who has had his
wife in Baltimore hospital for
treatment passed through here
Monday enroute for his home in
Elkirs He reports Mrs. Day.
ton ruch improved.
Wit Cade who has been at
Century working for several
days was here over Sunday Wis
iting his parents; Writ formed
the habit of going ito bed early
while over there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Gamer re-
turne1 Sunday evening from
Fai~mont and were accompani-
ed by their daughter, Mrs. Guy
Campbell and Mr. Campbell who
returned Monday to their home.
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