Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-06-01
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HERE AND THERE

ess Monday.
John Hester of Faulkner was home
over Sunday.
Boyd Lang Of Kirt was here on
business Saturday.
j. w. Thornhill and family spent
Tuesday in Elkins.
j H. FELTON, was business visitor
in Elkins Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Hill has been very i'll
for the past few days.
Fred Bibey of Stringtown was here
on business Monday.
Raymond Cade of Elkins was a
visitor here Wednesday.
H. L. Cox of Elkins spent Sunday
visiting relatives near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.. Kittle were in
Elkins Saturday on business.
Bert Lane of Buckhannon was a
business caller here recently.
Taz Digman of Hunters Fork was
in town on business Saturday.
Henry Harris Jr of Ten Mile was
business visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Owen Right of Elkins spent
Sunday here the guest of friends.
Hugh Young the Stieff Piano man
was in town Saturday on business.
H. A. Mccoy and family spent
Sunday visiting relatives at Elk City.
E. A. Barte and S. M. Polling were
in Elkins on business Friday evening.
Ruth and Harry Kittle and Miss
Ressie Skidmore were in Elkins Sat-
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shomo of
Junior attended church here Sunday
evening.
C. Courtney and family spent the
past week visiting relatives in Buck
harmon.
Geo. Coontz of Sugar Creek was in
town Monday looking after business
matters.
J. E Polling and lib Scallon of
Hendricks were here little while
Sunday evening.
]. B. Moore of Mountain View
Farm was in town Monday morning
on business.
Mrs. Dolph Coontz of Route is
reported seriously i'll at her home
near Huffman.
Eugene. Brandon of Erie Pa, is
visiting his brother, Rev. Frank VI
Brandon This week
R. C. Marsh Commercial Freight
Agent for the w M. R. R. Co., Elkins
passed thru here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Polling were
visiting the latters parents at Mead
owville Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hill of the west side left
here Sunday for several days visit
with relatives in Pittsburg.
Rev. Mckenzie delivered splendid
message to the High School gradual
es here Sunday morning last.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gamer, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gamer spent Sunday
visiting relatives in Cove District.
Fluker Huffman of Arden is here
transferring Limestone from here to
the unfinished pike toward Philippi.
Rev. Ressiger delivered fine ser
mon Sunday evening in the Methodist
Church to a large and appreciative
audience.
Mrs. W. H. Dayle of Huntersville
is here for a weeks visit with nephew
and niece, F. NJ. Campbell and Mrs.
Fisher.
]. j. Stalnaker, Gale Golden, Nell
son Booth, and J. w Stalnaker of the
Pike were among the Saturday bus
. mess visitors here.
Mrs. H. A. Stellar of Kingwooi
stopped over here one day last week
to visit friends, she was on her way
to the S. S. Convention at Elkins.
J. H. Bennett of Route A was in
Elkins Monday to see his wife who
is still in serious condition with
blood-poisoning She is at the D. M.
II.
W. L. Kittle the Standard Oil man
now drives tine new .tfuck-tank TO
deliver oil in which is quite an I'M
provement over "old Dobbin' and his
mate.
Sunday was apparently Decoration
Day in Belington and many were the
flowers strewn upon the graves of
friends, and of course they appre-
ciated them.
M and Mrs. L. R. Cater, of AL
bright were the guests of T e. Mark
wood over Sunday. Mr.. Cater is
manager of The Coffman-Fisher
Stare at Albright.
John Hotsinpiller was one Of the
Belington baseball fans who spent
tie 30th in EikiEs. Well may-haps
it was baseball that tock John over
the mountain maybe not.
Palnh Tatar and Hank Cake were