Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-05-25
HERE AND THERE

side is seriously Ill at CnlS WIItlhs'
Rein Davis Of Route 3 was IN
town on business Monday morning.
Alvin Hill of Elkins was here Sun
day visiting his mother Mrs. Sarah
Hill.
Floyd England and family of Phil
ippi spent Sunday visiting relatives,
near here.
Miss Lucy Meredith of Elkins, was
here Sunday the guest of Miss Carol
Thompson.
A crowd Of Belington's young folks
spent Sunday at Buzzards Glory on
Laurel Mountain.
Ira Huffman of Arden has been
here the past week hauling lime
stone for L. L. Bennett.
John Cross of this city had the mis-
fortune to break an axle on his new
Steudebaker car Sunday.
R. /. Tallman has returned home
from the State Reunion at Mounds
Vile and reports good time.
Amosy Wilmoth of near Clements
spent Sunday herevisiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. /. N. Daughert.y
Miss Myrtle Bolton and Mrs A.
L. Hinkle attended the Sunday School
Convention in Elkins this week.
Arch Mikes received the sad intel
lieence of the deathSof his brother
-in-law in Clarksburg few days
ago.
DR.. Strother's stork was over IN
Valley the past week, and reports re-
suits at Sam Wares and Earnest
Turner's.
Third Quarterly Conference with
Preaching by L. E. Ressigger Supt.
at night will be held in M. E. Church
May 2Sth.
w. E. Keyser of Elkins was among
the "Fans", from that place who
came over Saturday to see his home
team trimmed.
From Casscity on the c. & c. R. r.
one day last week four children OF
family of six were burned to death
in a boarding house fire.
Mrs. Ed. Dawson and daughter Ina
leaves today for Piedmont and will
also visit in Morgan and Hampshire
countries before their return.
Sugar Creek base ball team played
Morrill, Mines Team Saturday in
tight game, the score standing to
a in favor of the "Sweet-water team.
Many of the men and few of the
women of this city have been busy
the past week house-cleaning. Well,
obey is one of the canons of the laws
of wedlock.
Mrs. Stein who lately opened up
fashionable tea-room in the Wood
ford Building gave banquet to the
Seniors of the Belington High School
Saturday night,
Happy Shinn and Jake Lazarus
who have been in Baltimore taking
Dental Course are home forthe sum-
mer holidays, both of them look like
dentists already.
Earl Bennett and wife of Route 4
were Belington visitors Saturday
evening, he reports his mother who
has been suffering from blood-poisonl
is much improved.
Miss Nora Rohrbough and Mrs. G.
j. Richardson were chosen as dele
gates from the M. E. South Sunday
School for the Convention to be held
in Elkins in few days.
James Parsons and wife, formerly
of this place but now of Dunbar, Pa,
were here visiting relatives a few
DAYS of the past week, Mr.. Parsons
is engaged. in Railroad work at that
place.
Arthur McLain of Kentucky was
here a few days this week visiting at
his fathers, Jacob McLain, Mrs. Nc
Lain's recovery is still reported to
be very serious with but little hope
of recovery.
The ball game here Saturday bet
ween one of the Elkins teams was
largely attended, and proved to be
hard fought battle for supremacy of
the Diamond, but our home team was
victorious just as it should have been
Go to it boys, beat all of them the
same way.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Brooks of
Savannah Ga. came home last Satur-
day morning and gave the f0lks a
great surprise. Mr.. Brooks returned
to tie South Sunday evening and
Mrs. Brooks We're no doubt spend the
summer in this vicinity.
Reports from various parts of the
county indicates that the outlook of
the fruit crop 81 much better than
was anticipated after the freezes in
April. The outlook at the big or
chard on the mountain above town