Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-23


shopping Saturday.
S. w. Ramsey of Sugar Creek was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Gale Golden and Merl Jones of
Valley Bend were in town Saturday.
r. W. Goodwin of Valley Bend was
in town Saturday on business.
F. C. Wilson of Wolf Run was in
town on business Monday.
H. Fl. Coontz road patrolman on
the Pike was in town Monday.
Oscar Hudkins and daughter Miss
Opal were Philippi visitors Saturday.
Mayor Radabaugh who has been
out of town on business returned to
his home here Monday.
D. w. Day formerly Of the State
of Valley District was in Belington
Monday on business.
DR.. Crawford the vetinary of
Elkins was here on professional bus
mess Saturday.
]. H. Bennett and son Howard OF
Huffman was in town on business
Saturday.
Messrs. C. A. Blakeslee and W. W.
Brewer of this city were Elkins visit
ors on Friday of the past week.
Miss Mary Coombs one of Barker
Districts teachers was here shop
ping Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Whitescarver ofPrunty-
town spent a few days Of the past
week here visiting relativse.
w. H. Barte's two children who
have been ill with pneumonia are
much improved at this writing.
w. B. Rector Secretary Of The AL
legheny and Cheat Mountain Club
was in Grafton on business the first
of the week.
A bunch of real estate men from
Clarksburg were here Sunday look
ing at some real estate on Sugar
Creek.
Mrs. Mollie Mason, who has been
touring the East in search of a suit
able location returned here Saturday
night.
Isiah Moore of Route A one of the
few surviving soldiers who wore the
blue was in town Saturday market
ing his produce.
0. S. Coontz who is teaching at
Shawkey was here Saturday on his
way to Junior to attend the play of
Uncle Toms Cabin.
DR.. A. H. Woodford was in Elkins
on Friday of last week, we under
stand that some of Docks relatives
are ill in that section.
Roy Keller and wife Of the Right
Addition spent few days this week
visiting relatives in Taylor County,
returning home Monday evening.
Ralph Teter attended the tourna-
ment in Buckhannon the week end.
After games Ralph went on to Char
lesion to visit his. brother Ray who
is located in the capital city.
Miss Irene Eib of the Belington
Schools spent part of the past week
in Clarksburg, Miss Virginia Eib sub
stituted in her place as teacher dur
ing her absence.
Bruce and Gordon England of Val
ley District were in town Saturday
on business, Bruce is just recovering
from a case of the Flu as is also
other members of his family.l
Sam Price of Hunters Fork was
here Saturday, Sam is a well pre-
served man to be the father of twenty
children and is such man as Teddy
Roosevelt would have patted on the
back.
The "Shifters," is bran-new or
ganization which is soliciting new
members in the town at this time and
seems to be very popular, asks no
dues and pays no benefits.
News from the coal region about
Thomas and Davis tells of woman
the mines in presence of
State police and considerable de- ]
monstration among the miners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Price spent
the week end on Sugar Creek at
tending the protracted meeting at
Lambert's Chapel where a wonderful
revival is reported to be in progress.
Mrs. Percy Paugh of Brownsville,
Pa. spent few days of the past
week here visiting at Mrs. Grant
Graham. Mrs. Paugh lived here at
one time and her many friends here
were gald to see er again.
Charles Wilson 9ormerly of this
county but more recently of Rock
Cave has purchased t. DAYS Restau-
rant on Bridge Stree, and is con
Quoting nice clean, u 70 date place
Best wishes for his cucc 2ss.
Drs S. G. Moore and Perry of Elk
ms were here Saturday seeing Mrs.
Winfield S. Moore who has been ser
io11sIxr III FOR eavraro1 dovc Ire