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

or last Saturday.
Kincaid the householder was
here part of the past week.
Walter Behen was an Elkins visitor
Tuesday.
A corder child Of Serpell Ave. is
very i'll with pneumonia.
Bert Bennett was hurt at Darmoor
mines Thursday.
Frank Coontz and sister Miss May
sen of Route spent Christmas Wis
iting relatives in Philippi.
j. G. Wilson of Route a was in Be-
ington on business Saturday.
Miss Ernestine Hill who has been
i'll for several days is able to go
about.
Miss Bessie Miller of Parsons spent
few days during holidays here Wis
iting friends.
Miss Dorsey of Parsons was here
few days the past week the guest
of Miss Kathlyn Curry.
Coleman Cross who has been living
here has moved his family to Dart
moor.
Mrs. w. J. Richardson spent a part
of the past week visiting relatives in
Preston county.
Clarksburg Post-office is the fastest
Office of record, letters were received
here pcstmarked Dec. / 1922.
Mrs. Dillon Ryan of Philippi was
here the first of the week theguest
of Miss Jessie Teter. Z
Miss Donna Wymer of this city has
accepted a position as saes-lady in
the 5-and10-cent store in Elkins.
Hoy Harsh and wife of Philppi
wre her ae part of the past week Wis
iting relatives.
John Mikes. ofClarksbprg spent
part of the holidays here visiting his
brother.
Geo. Soden formerly of Valley Dis
trict but now of Fairmont was a bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
Halph Raller and family were visit
ing friends and relatives in Grafton
Sunday.
Andy Stalnaker and Marcine Elliott
of Philippi were business visitors
here Saturday.
". B. Rector and wife spent part
of the holidays visiting relatives in
Fairmont.
Veron Broadwater, who is teaching
at New Cumberland was home for the
holidays with his parents.
Ray Teter of Charleston attended
the wedding of his sister here on the
2Sth.
Burr Stalnaker, who operates
wireless station at Elkins was here
Sunday the guest of Wilson Cain.
Ode Erwin of the west side spent
several days during the holidays Wis
iting relatives n Pocahontas county.
Darl Rohrbough spent a part of
the holiday week seeing special
friends in Pittsburg.
1t has developed that legal action
has been brought to break the late
H. A. Mnahan's will, we are not in
formed as to the details of this pro-
ceeding. \
Ray Wilson who is attending law
school at the Ohio State University
in Columbus was here visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilson on
the west side.
Mrs. Rose Smith and husband from
near Morgantown spent the holidays
here visiting relatives and friends,
Mrs. Smith was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. O. Harvey.
Lon Schoonover who formerly lived
in this county and vicinity spent
part of the holidays in this section,
Lon is located in Fayette county this
state and as usual.is prospecting.
Albert Rohrbough who has been i'll
for quite awhile from the effect of
t fall down stairway had another
narrow escape last Saturday from
serious injury from another fall on a
stairway.
Harding's Christmas present to
Eugene v. Debs and % other prison.
ers was probably the most apprecia-
tive gift that he could have given
these prisioners-and too, it was one
which Woodrow would have refused.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ryan Of Philippi
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Teter over Sunday. Mr.. Ryan
helped deliver music with his saxa-
phone for the New Year Dance, Mon
day night.
John H. Rohrbaugh returned last
Saturday night when the weather
was zero, after spending a two weeks
vacation in Richmond Va. and Savan-
nah Ga. He reports pleasant and
profitable trip.
Miss Pearl Post, teacher in the
Warrington High School, who recent
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