Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-23
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Rev. Chas. Jones was a visitor at
the county seat Monday.
G. j. Stalnaker is sick at his home
on Pike St. with the Flu.
Jud Right and wife Of EllSins were
here Sunday visiting relatives.
Chas Saffell and family Of Elkins
passed through Belington Sunday.
Mrs. William Hill is i'll with an at
tack of Flu at this writing.
F. M. Right who works in Elkins
was here Sunday visiting his family.
Mrs. Edna (Jefferies) Hardin came
in Friday evening to visit her par
ents.
L. L. Bennett is breaking ground
for the erection of residence near
the Handle factory.
Hartsell Cross of Montrose was
here Sunday on his way to visit his
father Rev. Jacob Cross on Sugar
Creek
Frank Mcdaniel and wife of Dart
coor were in Belington shopping Sat-
urday.
Did you ever see tile bathroom
smile show yours Blue Devil Clean
ser and watch.
We dare you to find out how much
better Blue Devil in your bath tub
will make you feel.
Miss Hilda Parsons of Elkins was
here few days this week visiting
friends.
There was about as much spring on
the twenty-first of March as there is
in Ford.
Darl Rohrbough who has been i'll
with Flu for several days is able to
be out again.
Happy Shinn who is taking Dental
work in Baltimore was home few
days the past week.
Hon. w. T. George of Philippi can
didate for U. S. Senate was a passen-
ger on the down train Monday.
The latest comedy is to see man
who was bitterly opposed to woman
suffrage trying to get women votes.
If enamel and linoleum could tell
what they think of I've and strong
soaps, we couldn't print it. Use Blue
Devil.
Rev. Jonathon Wood, minister and
author of Parsons passed through
here Monday on his way to Clarks-
burg.
William Tucker who is working in
Akron. Ohio came home Saturday
night to spend few days with his
family here. 6f5 ssa9aH s N#l
Bill Hillyard, Martin McCloud,
Burl Jefferies, were among the many
visitors at Buckhannon for the tour
nament
Mrs. Helen Bennett of R was
called to Fairmont Sunday on ac-
count of the serious illness of her sis
ter Miss Lucinda.
There are probably more of the old
fashioned sugar-camps in operation
this year than there has been for
many years.
Forrest Right is carrying few of
the sergeon's stitches above his eye
due to a collision of some sort on the
basketball floor.
Vincent Ream of Philippi was in
Belington for few hours Sunday
and as usual was observed flirting
with the girls.
Miss Virginia shinn who r is at
tending school at Buckhannon was
home for a few days the past week
returning to her work Monday.
The Sunshine Club Ladies gave
delightful St. Patrick Social and En-
tertainment Friday night in the Ora
ham Hall to about fifty guests.
Fine prospects for fruit is reported
from all parts of the country but it
is too early to do much speculation in
a section where frost is SO prevalent.
Any sort of machinery wears out
with age including man in any sort
of professionalism is once man and
twice child, and some are always
children.
A. c. Bolton who is running a saw
mill job at White Sulphur was slight
" injured a few days ago by saw
we DO not have the particulars Of the
accident at this time nor the extent
to his injuries.
jerry Harvey of Bayard was here
over Sunday visiting his little Child
rem who are making their home with
their grandmother, Mrs. Isabel Har-
vey.
j. o. Harvey of Right Addition has
put in complete stock Of groceries
at his home and is now selling goods
the same as if he had aways been a
merchant.
The new feed store Of Westfall &
Bolton will soon be under roof, and is
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