Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-01-05
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HERE AND THERE

Give your skin treat use Blue
Devil Cleanser.
Give hard water a jolt break its
mean disposition Blue Devil.
Dish washing is different job
with Blue Devil Cleanser.
VIM Stein of Pittsburg visited his
wife here during the holidays
Lloyd Holbert Of Clements was here
on business last Tuesday.
Fritz Thorn of Elkins was here see
ing friends during the holidays.
Rev D. S Hammond is holding a
protracted meeting at Concord.
Monroe Johnson, Crossing Watch
man is very sick at his home just be-
low town.
Constable John R. Ramsey spent
Christmas at Norton visiting his son
I. N. Ramsey.
Miss Eva Wilson who is attending
the University at Morgantown was
home for the holidays.
Miss Winifred Cruikshank who is
teaching at Redwood spent her holt
day vacation here with her mother.
Rev. Jacob Cross from near Mt.
View was here during the holidays
visiting his sons, John and Loman.
Don Dayton and wife of Elkins
spent the holidays here visiting
friends and relatives.
VIM. Hennegan, who has been in
Roanoke, Va, for some time spent the
holidays here with his wife.
County Supt. E. A Hunt left here
Tuesday for Charleston to attend a
county superintendent Association.
DIR. E. M. Hamilton of this city was
a business visitor in Elkins or last
Thursday.
Shortage of electric power this
week has resulted in the Progressive
going out late.
Mrs. Walters an aged lady of the
west side, the mother of Mrs c. L.
Kinzie died on Friday the 23rd of all
ment incident to old age.
Hon. Lee OFT and wife of Charles
ton, w. Va, visited Belington the past
week guests of Mrs. Otis sister, Mrs.
J. K. Blatchford.
Miss Dorthy D. Jones who is teach
ing in Clarksburg spent the, holidays
in New York City visiting Miss Ruth
Kemper.
Mrs. Dorsey Hardin of Cove Run
spent a part of her Christmas vacat-
ion visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Jeffries.
Mrs Hill Of Pittsburg, who has
spent some time with her son G. T.
Hill, on the West Side has returned
to her home.
R. S. Dayton of the R. S. Dayton
& Co. road constructors spent the
first part of the week looking after
a road project in Greenbrier County.
John T. Roger of the Inter-Moun-
tain Force of Elkins was here with
his family over Sunday.
Miss Mayme Clothier spent her
holidays among the festive scenes of
the Monumental City, of Baltimore.
r Mrs. E. M. Hamilton, who has been
in the Davis Memorial Hospital for
several days returned home Thursday
Miss Audra Stalnaker of Clarks-
burg spent part fthe holidays here
visiting her sister Mrs. Dennis Pol
ing.
Jerry Harvey the tonsorial artist
of Rayard was here over Sunday Wis
sting his mother Mrs. Isabelle Har-
vey,
Jake Lazarus left for few days
visit with his brother Louis and fam
lily, in Cannon before returning to his
school in Baltimore.
Rease Woodford was in New York
for few days last week seeing the
sights. Arthur Accord of Grafton ac-
companied him.
Bert Lane formerly of this city,
but now of Buckhannon is reported
to have been seriously injured in an
automobile accident on Christmas day
Mrs. Johnson of Serpell Ave-, left
last Monday for visit of several
days with her daughter, Mrs. H. M.
Halderman in Elkins.
D. B. Teter of Thomas, who is con-
nected with the w. Va. Cenaral Gas
CO., spent New-Years day here visit
ing his mother and sister.
W. S. Grimes of this city who has
been doing some work in Elkins was
home over Sunday returning to his
work Tuesday.
Camden Price and Owen Price from
near Morgantown spent the holidays
here with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
/. G. Price Of High Street.
L. D. Cross spent the weekend At
Elk Garden on business, he probably
stopped with his wife's folks long
enough to get square meal before
returning to his home.