Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-02-23

HERE AND THERE

shopping last Saturday.
Gale Hillyard salesman for Strouse
Baltimore was home over Sunday.
j. U. Trahern of this city was in
EIkins Tuesday on business.
DR.. C. L. Rohrbough was profess
ssional visitor in Elkins Tuesday.
W. W. Thomas spent the Bankers
Holiday Wednesday in Elkins.
R. L. Tallman of Valley and Squire
Corrick of Valley were here Saturday
BODY Holbert was business visitor
in Philippi Monday.
E. A. Barte was in Weston on bus
mess Monday.
Mrs. Erwin Keiser of Buckhannon
is here visiting relatives.
J. w. Thornhill was in Philippi
Monday afternoon on business.
Rev. and Mrs. O. Stroneking of
Clarksburg were visiting here this
week.
J. j. England and F. c. Wilson of
Wolf Run We're business visitors here
Saturday.
Grant Graham spent the week end
visiting friends at Warrington and
Fairmont.
Mrs. A. R. Parrish and sons are
among the many who are reported i'll
with Flu this week.
Mrs. C. H. Dent and Mrs. Frank
Shpeherd were in Elkins, Tuesday
shopping.
f. A. Hunt, County supt. of
Schools was a business visitor at the
county seat Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Thomas was visiting
at Mr.. and Mrs. Umphreys at Gle
ments, Friday.
Edison cylinder records, 45cts.
each.
c. B. SMITH, Philippi,W. Va
Lewis N. Viquesey, Deputy Sheriff,
was circulating among his many
friends in Belington Saturday.
Darl Moore and Robert Keyser of
the D. E. College, Elkins spent Sun
day at their homes here.
A Mr.. Nc Dowell, a blacksmith, of
Dartmoor died few days ago, Of Flu
and other complications.
o. D. Strader of Clarksburg is
spending the week in Belington look
ing after business affairs.
NJ. L .Haller and M. D. Gamer of
this city left here Saturday for an
extended visit in Fairmont.
J. A. Viquesney who has been in
New York and Washington on busin-
ess returned here Saturday night.
The family of B. Blackman who
have been living here, have moved to
Mr.. Blackman's farm near Thornton.
Geo. Coontz, w. G. Goodwin, w. P.
Ramsey and S. T. Wilson were a
mong the business visitors from r.
4 Saturday.
Boyd Thorn who has been living
at the old steel plant has moved over
into the city, in the John Wolf pro-
perty.
Mrs. E. M. Hamilton is still report
ed to be in a serious condition with
but little improvements in her condi-
ton.
A. j. Stewart, who has been living
at the city of Dartmoor for several
months has moved his family back to
this city.
T. E. Sturms spent the week at
Elkins looking after his pool-room
business during the indisposition of
his son VIII.
Jas. Stalnaker who has been in
Akron, O. for some weeks came home
this week suffering from a badly in
Elected arm due to burn.
Deputy Assessor Henry Wilmoth
of Belington was in Junior most of
this week looking after the business
end of the assessing at that place.
Mrs. D. l. Dayton, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ballah for several weeks re-
turned to her home in Elkins Friday.
Any of our subscribers who have
not received a package of seeds from
Congressman Geo. M. Bowers, drop
him a card as you are entitled to
package.
Miss Virginia Shinn is home from
Wesleyan on account of an epidemic
of Flu at Buckhannon, Miss Kathlyn
Curry and Miss Lorena Cook are also
at home.
Frank Stout, who recently died at
Montrose was well known charact-
er in this county and was often seen
on the streets of this city, his re-
markable physique made him a well
remembered character
Shelf Klein of Elkins passed
through here Saturday with Lloyd
Hewett of Elkins. Mr.. Hewett, who
is well known here, has been again