Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-06-29
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HEREAND THERE

w. B. Rector is in Pittsburg on
business this week.
J. G. Wilson of Route was an
Elkins visitor Monday.
Miss Mary Simmons has been very
i'll for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shomo were
shopping here Tuesday.
Raymond Johnson of Philippi was
"a business visitor here Tuesday.
Selby Gamer, merchant of Mea-
dowville was in town Tuesday.
Ray Elbon of Montrose was here
on business Saturday evening.
Geo. Ensminger of Philippi was
here Saturday.
Isaiah Kelley and wife of Route
were in town marketing Saturday
DIR. Nc Coy and family of Coalition
were Belington visitors Saturday.
Frank Baker of Elkins was in Be-
lington few hours Monady morning.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Bartlett nine pound son Thursday
morning.
Rev. Jacob Cross of Sugar Creek
spent few days of this week here
visiting his sons
Mrs. Edrie Dayton of Beverly is
here visiting her mother Mrs. Pris-
ella 6allah.
Robert Lane and wife Of N. C. are
here visiting Mr. and Mrs. A Hallrath
Of High Street.
Jim Sunday was here Monday on
business, Jim is one of Dartmoor's
leading merchants.
Will Coffman, Mr.. Cox and A. B.
Spencer were business visitors here
Monday.
Miss Wanda Keyser Of Buckhannon
spent few days of this week here
visiting friends.
Miss Ada Wymer spent few days
of this week visiting her sister Miss
Donna in Elkins.
Mrs. L. v. Atha of Grafton was
in town Monday visiting her sister
Mrs. u. II. Cain.
Rev. Geo. Hoffman fthe M. E.
Church at this point was called to
Davis Sunday to preach memoir
ial for the X. of P. Lodge.
Mr.. Amosy Wilmoth and family of
Clements spent Sunday here visiting
their daughter Mrs. I. Daugherty
Miss Kathleen Curry spent few
days of the past week visiting at the
Hillyard home on the Elkins Pike.
The circus has come and gone-red
lemonade, peanuts balloons and all
the side trimmings which go to make
the circus.
Mrs. Watson and daughter of Phil
ippi were here over Sunday visiting
her other daughter, Mrs. Arch Nc
Coy.
Miss Madalon Blatchford and Fayne
Keyser of Morgantown came in Tues
day night to attend the wedding of
the formers sister.
Deputy Sheriffs L. N. Viquesney
of Junior and John Kennedy of near
here were here collecting taxes Mon
day.
Howard Bennett, o. S. Koontz, Geo.
Koontz and a few other fellows from
Sweetwater, camped on aLurel Noun
tain Saturday and Sunday.
The owners of the Tygarts Valley
Fruit Farm are unloading a car load
of crates and boxes prepared for a
large apple crop on the Mountain
Farm
Miss Adelaide Woodford left We'd
nesday afternoon for an extended
~isit in Philadelphia and New York
She will probably be gone the re-
mainder of the summer.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church,
South had chicken supper in the
Scrimegeour building Saturday even
ing, they rai3ed about $4,000 for
their work.
Howard Price and Rev. Richardson
were in Elkins Tuesday, it is re-
ported that Rev. Richardson will I'M
dergo an operation for an affection
of the throat.
\ w. T. George and Chas. Murphy
prominent attorneys of Philippi pass
ed through here Saturday evening
from Elkins where they had been at
tending U. S. Court.
Tuesdays Clarksburg Exponent
notes: "Mr. and Mrs Clifford Sim
mons accompanied by Miss Ressie
Simmons left Saturday on an auto
mobile trip through the East.
William Beck!ey of Chino, Cal,
has been here for several days visit
ing his sister Mrs. A. R. Parrish. Mr.
Beckley has been in the far West for
IL years and his visit was quite I'M
expected to his sister.
Tom Waggy accompanied by his