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

Elkins Visitors Sunday.
A. Parrish was on Hunters Fork
picking cherries Monday.
John Hester of Bowden spent Sun
day here with his family.
HUI Grim Myers of Philippi was a
business visitor here Monday.
Page Findley Of Clements was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
J. T. Roger who works for the In
/ ter-Mouatain Of Elkins was home over
Sunday.
Little Miss Rietz of Elkins was the
the weekend guest of Miss Dove
Boner
Mrs. Krunk of Strassburg, Va, is
the guest of Misses Lulu and Nellie
Coffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibet of Elicott City,
Md, are visiting the formers brother
Mr.. J. P. Tibbet.
Miss Lillian Rinard of Cumberland,
Md, is the guest of Miss Blanche
Broadwater.
"Red" Riggs and J. p Vannoy were
among the knights of the Grip"
seen here Monday.
Earle Drummond, who is in school
at Morgantown spent the weekend
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffman of
Elkins spent Sunday here with Mr..
Coffmans parents.
Thamer Griffith and family, John
Mcclellan and family spent Sunday
picnicing near Huttonsville.
John Hester, Jr., left here Friday
for New York City where he will
work this summer.
Mrs. Jay Myers of Akron Q. IS
spending few weeks in this city
and vicinity visiting relatives.
Mrs. E A. Dawson and daughter
Ina returned home Tuesday after a
months visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson of Philippi
are visiting their daughter Mrs. Arch
Mccoy at her home on Brown Avenue.
Frank Payne, the vocational agri-
culture supervisor Of High School
spent Sunday with his parents near
Philippi.
Bradford Cole who has been in
Davis Memorial hospital at Elkins
returned Sunday in greatly improv-
ed condition.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bolton and child
rem of White Sulphur Springs are
spending their vacation here with
relatives and friends.
Major M M. Nicely and son John
Of Fairmont, Miss Margaret MacVean
of Elkins, and Mr. Keech Blair OF
West Union were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Keyser last week.
Barker Districts Board of Educat-
ion met here Saturday evening for the
purpose of considering the building
of a school-house at Clements this
year it is understood that they con-
Guided to build at that point.
DIR. Michael and son Blake of Jun
Tor were in town Monday on their
way toElkins they were accompanied
by Guy Michael who just recently
graduated from ST. Louis Medical
school.
Mrs. Harry Fisher of Grafton was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Fisher
of the West Side. She returned to
Grafton Tuesday accompanied by her
daughter Mary 10, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Fisher for the past week.
R. B Harris of Beverly member
of the Dayton Construction Co., who
has charge of the Junior end OF this
company's contracts was in town
little while Saturday evening. He
was accomanied by N. G. Scott who
is in charge on the Philippi end of
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hudkins re-
ceived telegram Saturday evening
announcing the serious illness of their
daughter, Mrs. Opal Golden, in Akron
Ohio; they left by auto Immediately
for Grafton where they took fast
train for her bedside. She was hit
by a street car.
Miss 10 Fink formerly of Elkins,
but recently of Beckley, died there a
few days ago from an operation for
appendicitis, and was buried in Elk
ms Tuesday. Miss Fink was train
ed nurse and was we'll known to
many Of the people of this section,
who will be very sorry to hear,of her
demise.
Considerable petty thieving is be-
ing reported in various parts of the
town, pass keys are being used to
enter cellars and houses. Poison or
gun traps are fairly good remedy
for culprits of this kind who seek
to eat at the expense of the other