Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-06-08
Observation-Disclosures ISk<k<Kf72sFffIkk
HERE AND THERE

Son Bonner was at Philippi Tues
day on business.
J. E. Keyser was a business visitor
in Clarksburg Monday.
Tom Williamson was visitor a
his farm near Philippi Sunday.
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tical party for this Primary?
Charley Talbot of Kingsville was
a business visitor here Monday.
Hayes Howell and family were
Saturday night visitors in town.
DR.. F. S. Holsberry and family Of
Parsons passed through here Sunday
Agfew of the Belington folks saw
the s'Sheik,' in Elkins Saturday
night.
Tom Ramsey, one of the leading farm
ers of Sugar Creek was a citp visitor
Saturday
Mrs. E. D. Koontz and daughters
spent a part of last week visiting on
Sugar Creek.
Happy Shinn has been spending
the past few days seeing friends in
Buckhannon.
Mrs. Della Groves, accompanied by
her little daughter spent Sunday here
with relatives.
J. D. Yoak had his sale a few days
ago, and will leave for Akron o, in a
few days.
Mayor Matthew Hymes Of Buck
harmon was Sunday visitor in Be-
lington.
Mrs. w B. Gall and family are
spending the week with Miss Calls
father near Tacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of
Huffman spent Saturday night here
the guest of relatives.
C. M. Elliott, w. A. Street, Geo.
Talbot were visitors at the County
Seat Monday.
The Teachers Training School
taught by Supt. John Rohrbough
opened Monday.
Lloyd Whitecotton went to Akron o.
Tuesday where he expects to work
during the summer.
w. B. Baker who is working for
the W. M. R. R. Co., at Blaine spent
Sunday here with his family.
Porter L. Lovett, Cashier of the
Citizens National Bank went last
week to Kansas City for his health.
F. F. Coontz of Route left here
Sunday for few days visit with his
brother w H. Koontz in Fairview.
w. J. Coontz of this city is at Phil
ippi looking after the laying of base
stone for the Dayton Construction
Co.,
Chick Kittle who is pitching Base
ball for 'The Boomer Girls" is re-
ported seriously ill somewhere in the
west.
Daniel Beavers, merchant of Sand
Run, Upshur Co. was visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ] Kittle over
Sunday.
Miss Beulah Ballah of this city
has finished her term of school at
Elkins and will spend most of the
summer here.
Bruce England one of Valley Dis
.trict's substantial farmers, and
good Republican to boot was in town
Saturday on business.
An aged lady by the name of Chene
worth deid the latter part of the past
week and was buried at the Chene-
worth Cemetery Sunday.
Rev. w. j. Richardson left here
this week for Gassaway where he
goes to attend the District Confer
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Bonnafield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Currence Of Thornton
spent part Of the day Sunday, here
seeing relatives.
Misses Anice Baker and Mildred
Kittle went to Elkins Sunday to enter
Davis and Elkins College summer
school.
Verne BroadWater VINO taught a
very successful term Of school at
New Mar ilisville IS pae for his
summer vacati ton. III
Mrs Dolph Coontz of Route a was
taken to the hospital in Elkins the
latter part of last week, and is re-
ported to be slightly improved.
Mrs. Wilson Of harrisburg was here
today in the interests of the Rsbecca
Lodge of Belington. While here she
had the pleasure of meeting quite a
few of the members.
Mrs. Offutt of the west side who
has been in Cumberland for the past
three weeks visiting relatives
returned here the latter part
of the past week.
Miss Sharps of Sistersville came