Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-01-19
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HERE And THERE

See "The Little Minister"-Where?
At the Grand, Jan. 9th.
Miss Hilda Parsons Of Elkins was
visiting friends here this week.
R. L. Tallman of Valley was Be-
lington visitor Monday evening.
Ira Findley of the Bend of the Ri
yer was here on business Tuesday.
Going? Yes, to See Little Minis
ter" at The Grand, Friday Jan. 9th.
A real story of "The Little Min
lister" at The Grand, January 9th,
n m. adv.
Sweeten your husband and the
whole house with Blue Devil Clean
ser-Adv.
Mrs. Stella Smith who conducts a
store near Calhoun was here on bus
mess Monday.
]. G. Wilson, F. c. Wilson and Mrs.
Earl Bennett of Route A were among
the Saturday visitors here.
Earl Werner the prosperous mer-
chant of Werner in Valley was here
on business Monday.
Gordon England one of Valley Dis
trict's prominent Republicans was a
Belington visitor on Monday.
Germs walk on the other side of the
street when passing house cleaned
with Blue Devil.-Adv.
Rev. w. j. Richardson of the M. E.
Church, South filled Rev. Nutter's
pulpit in Elkins on Sunday.
]. E. Keyser spent part of the
past week on a business trip in Pitts
burg and Cleveland.
DIR. J. w. Myers of Philippi passed
through here last Saturday on his
way to Parsons to visit patient.
Miss Wanda Keyser spent part
of the past week visiting friends here
returning to her home in Buckhannon
on Saturday.
Mrs. Arch Mikes who has been Wis
iting relatives in Grafton for several
weeks abs returned to her home in
Belington.
Roy Nestor and wife of Route 4
were here Tuesday attending the pro-
tracted meeting at the M. E. Church
South.
The "Holy Rollers" are reported to
have had almost a Holy fist and skull
battle at their rendezvous at Junior
a few nights ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurenza Dow Hart
of Enid, Okla, are here visiting re-
latives. Mrs. Hart is sister to
Cicero and Monroe Phillips.
Rev. Hammond of this city has been
holding a protracted meeting at Con-
cord in Valley and reports very sue
cessful series of meetings.
Mrs. Eta Graham left here Satur-
day for Terra Alta where she went
to install the officers of the Rebekah
Lodge at that place.
A protracted meeting has been in
progress at Sugar Creek for several
days past has closed and it is reported
to have been very successful.
The teachers Round Tablet Meet
ing at the county seat Friday was
well attended by the teachers of this
section and all report very enthus-
iastic meeting.
Karl Beckner of this city left here
a few days ago for Curtin, where he is
to again enter the employ of The Cur
tin Lumber Co., for whom he has
worked for a number of years.
Rev. Nutter of Elkins who is assis
ting a series of protracted meetings
at the M. E. Church S. said to be ex
posing social evils with such force
that some folks will have to either
hear the truth or hide in the woods.
The most terrific snow and cold of
the season has been upon US for the
past few days; the mercury has been
lowering around zero, the frost pinch
ing the toes of the school boy and
pinking the nose of the schoolgirl.
There has been very little travel the
past few days, hence locals are scarce
l. G. Crawford the restaurant man
claims to hold the best poker hand in
town viz. four kings and queen, the
visit of the stork at his home Sunday
night making the fourth boy and one
girl. Ira destroyed his hats and gave
his hired help a nice raise IN wages
behandng cigars to all his customers
and making no charges for any lun-
ches for week.
The Union Miners from Abbott
held a mammoth meeting here Tues
day at the Right Hall of course none
of the proceedings were made known
but it is understood that they held
true to the principles of their organi-
cation and refused to accept the wage
cut, there has been some trouble re-
ported from that region but nothing
serious.