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

day.
Make the Blue Devil useful let
him wash your dishes.-adv.
Chas. Wilson Of Rock Cave was
here early part of the>week.
Floyd England of Philippi was in
this vicinity Sunday visiting friends
Walter McCloud is the proud pos
SCISSOR of new Durant Automobile.
T. B. and A. R. Lantz of Jerusalem
Church were here Tuesday on busin-
ess.
S. A. George of Valley was here
Monday looking after business mat
tiers.
E. A. Barte was in Philippi Mon
day afternoon on business with the
County Court.
Your hands deserve to get that
grease really off once in a while use
Blue Devil-adv.
j. F. Valentine Of Mountain View
was business visitor this city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Campbell and baby Of
Fairmont We're here over Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mrs. e. M. Hamilton who has been
sick for the past two weeks is i'm
proving slowly.
NJ. D. L. Corrick of Valley spent
a few days of the past week visiting
friends in Elkins.
E. A. Barte, Chas. Teter, W. W.
Brewer and C. L. Rohrbaugh were
Elkins visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Fisher of the west side
spent few days of this week visit
ing relativesi in Grafton.
Mrs. w. B. Rector of the west side
spent few days of this week visit
ing relatives in Grafton.
The one thing we don't recommend
Blue Devil for is cleaning teeth, yet
some say they like it.-adv.
Mrs. Fred. E. Thompson was visit
ing at the home of Henry Shockey
near Clements Tuesday evening.
Rev. D S. Hammond is sick and
was unable to begin his special SER
vices in the NJ E. Church last Sun
day
G. M. Right of Elkins was in this
section Sunday having been down on
Wolf Run seeing his brother who is
critically i'll:
M. R. Keyser spent Sunday in Elk
ms seeing his wife who has been in
the Elkins hospital for treatment for
several days.
High Constable J. R. Ramsey has
been i'll for the past few days during
which time the wheels of the law
have been clogged.
Rev. R. 0. Phillips ond Rev. John
Mckenzie of Philippi motored to Be-
lington and attended church services
Wednesday afternoon.
O.. S. Coontz of Route was in town
Saturday on business, we understand
he has contracted the painting of the
large coal tipple at Abbott.
Robert Chichester of Weston, who
is the field secretary for the Manu-
facturer's Association of West Vir-
ginia was here calling on few of
the business men of the town a few
days ago.
The people of this section are glad
to learn that the Twigg- Berkhaimer
case which has been in court for quite
awhile has been decided at the last
term of court by finding by the jury
of a verdict of not guilty.
Claude Wilmoth who has been in
the hospital at Davis for some sort
of mental trouble for several days
was taken to the asylum at Weston
few days ago where it is hoped his
condition will be improved.
Mrs. Erwin Keiser and Mrs. Mat
Hymes of Buckhannon left Friday
for Boston. Mrs. Keiser will return
in two weeks, while Mrs. Ryemes
who has son in Harvard will re-
main with him for five or six weeks
Mrs May y(Valentine) Coontz who
formerly lived near Marysville spent
a few days of the past week visiting
friends here and at Junior, she was
granted divorce with $4,000 per
months alimony at the last term Of
courtsss9
The Aircraft. $1,000, 0O0, scandal
would make wonderful foundations
fundafor some great man. Wonder
whose blunder it was? Democrats
will probably.lay the blame lat the
door of the Republican Administered
ion and some Of them nwho cannot
readwill really'believe it.a y
The Reling-England damage case
whichegrew out Of the Ben England
white Slave cease which was tried in
Parkersburg last weekeinswhich was
triedsins Parkersburg last week in
which, England drew 10-yearss in At
lanta.e.s was decided the past week IN