Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-04-27
HERE AND THERE

at Philippi Monday.
Rev Oliver Stoneking of Clarks-
burg is here for few days this week
A. C. Wilson of Philippi was here
Wednesday.
Jacob Valentine of Route was in
the city today.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Kit
tie Axril Path. a fine baby boy.
Dn!E. d. Hamilton was Philippi
visitor Monday. E
Arthur. Mclean If Kentucky was
here Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. John A. Robinson has return
ed from visit to Huttonsville.
S. E. Yock Jr. who was just recent
ly married is i'll with tonsilitis.
S. M. Polling of R. 3 was an Elk
ms visitor Saturday.
'Red" Groves and wife of Elkins
spent Sunday here visiting relatives.
j. j. Polling was at Mt-Olive at
tending church services, Sunday.
DR.. A. H. Woodford was visitor
at the State Capitol last week.
Mrs. Mathews of Junior has ac-
copied position in Crawford's rest
aurant.
Oscar Rohrbough of Akron O. who
was here attending his fathers fun
eral left here for his home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Robinson of R 4, an old
lady is reported dangerously i'll at
this writing.
Worth Polling is in town today fin
ishing work on the Progressive
Building.
Mrs. Catherine Thornton of Prince
ton is visiting her sisters, Mrs. L.
D. Cross and Mrs. j. W. Cross.
J. w. Thornhill has machinist here
from the East going over the ma
chinery at his plant
Howard Grant and wife of Philippi
paid their respects to Mrs. Albert
Rohrbough Thursday Of last week.
Aubrey Parrish is sporting a bran
new Buick car, and says it is good
enough after being used to Ford.
Howard Laudin, D. & E. Basket
Ball star, spent Saturday here, a
guest of Robb Keyser.
John Simons and c. L. Spencer of
Junior attended the Odd Fellows An
niversary service here Sunday.
j. M. McVicker and Lindel Baker
who teach at Century were home
over Sunday.
Miss Bess Hammond, of Mounds
vile, a niece of the late DR.. Ham
mond is spending the week with Mrs.
j. L. Ernest.
Cecil Courtney moved his family to
the west side few days ago in the
property of VIM. Coontz near the
School building.
Miss Edith Simpson Of near Pitts
burg, who is teacher at w. I. High
Scholl, Clarksburg, was a week end
guest Of Miss Dorothy Jones.
Miss Prudence FELTON, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wylie, in Baltimore
she attended the D. A. R. Congress
in Washington last week.
Miss Lucy Stuntz of Chicago,
niece of Bishop Stuntz of the M. E.
Church, was a recent guests of Mrs.
Charles H. Jones.
Mrs. w. S. Moore who has been in
the hospital at Elkins for some time
is home with her family and is re-
ported to be convalescing nicely.
Mr.. barrow of Frostburg Md. who
has been here TO several days visit
ing his brother Ralph Darrow re-
turned to his home Sunday.
Bill Hennegen, who was to have
gone to Charleston few days ago
was sent by his company to New
York instead
Bob Brooks and family, who for
merely lived in this city but now of
Fairmont were here Sunday visiting
relatives and friends.
Messrs. Hoffman and Leach of
Arden passed through here Monday
their way to Elkins where they have
a contract for hauling lime -stone for
R. S. Dayton & Co.
Dennis Young of Elkins spent Sun
day at the home of H. V. Viquesney.
Jack Jones of the Bend Of the River
was here Sunday attending the l. 0.
o. F. services.
1t would seem to be a pity for a
thief to be poisoned but some of the
kinds of petty pilfering that is going
on about this city is deserving of a
dose of "Hemlock."
Rev. Critics of the West side
preached the Anniversary Sermon
here Sunday for the l. o. o. F. quite
large number of the "Three Link,
boys were out and an excellent SER
vice was rendered
The American Legion Baseball
team Of this city made an excellent