Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HERE AND THERE

Mr.. ii. b. Shlnn OF Bellngton was
business visitor in Elkins Tuesday.
Ask your grocer for Sugar Loaf
Flour - he has it or can soon get it.
R. X. Zacher the baker of Being
ton VISA a business visitor in Elkins
on Monday.
Mrs. P. L. Lovett and Mrs. K. J.
Wagner were Pittsburg visitors last
week.
Even the dog likes to be really
clean and sweet once Use Blue Devil
on him.
The Belington Chamber Of Com
merce elected their officers Friday
night
Mrs. M. E. Coontz spent most of
the past week visiting relatives on
Sugar Greek.
Misses Dona Wymer and Beulah
Ballah of Elkins spent Sunday here
with home folks.
F. F. Coontz and brother Wood
spent Sunday among their old haunts
on Sugar Creek.
Rev. j. M. Mckenzie of Philippi de-
livered a very able sermon at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday.
The Beington Basket Ball girls
suffered another defeat here Satur-
day evening at the hands of the Elk
ms girls.
Brisco Hill and family who have
been living on the west side have
moved to the Jacob Phillips farm on
Hunters Fork.
John Ward, building contractor of
Elkins who has been here working on
the Westfall building spent Sunday at
his home in Elkins.
Dennis Polling and wife were call
ed to Philippi Sunday on account of
the death of Mrs. John Polling, mo-
Their of Mr.. Polling.
John Hotsnpillar who has been
visiting relatives in Indiana and Ill
inois for several weeks returned
here the week end.
You will be delighted with our next
seria story" Mary Marie" by Elenor
H. Porter, in an early issue of The
Progressive. Watch for it!
Mrs. Arley Stalnaker who has been
in the hospital at ElEins for append
icitis for several days returned to her
home on Route 3 Saturday evening.
DR.. G. L. Rohrbough of this city
was in Elkins a part of the past week
seeing his brother who is taking
treatment in the hospital at that
place.
CASTOR R. Coyner of Philippi was
IN Belington Sunday and filled the
pulpit as an exhorter at the Metho-
dist Church in the absence of Rev.
Hammond.
Il. 5. Dayton of the R. S. DAYTON
Go. was here Saturday evening look
ing after business matters. He
states that work is progressing on the
Philippi end of the pike
Son Boner of this city who receiv-
ed an appointment to West Point was
in Washington D. C. the past week
taking the examination necessary for
entrance to that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones of Valley |
Bend were in Elkins Wednesday see
ing their daugher Mrs. John Ice who
is to undergo an operation in the
near future, her condition is thought
to be very critical.
E. A. Barte and wife attended the
funeral services of Martin Nestor at
Kerens Sunday. The demise of Mr.. |
Nestor removes a familiar figure !
from that section of Randolph County
and an excellent citizen.
W. B. Baker left here Monday for
Blaine where he takes chief clerks
place for the w. M. R. R. Mr.. Ba-
ker has been located at Weaver for
number of years and will be missed
both there and in Belington
G. R. Heger who was here about
two years ago with the Atlantic Re-
AiAiilS W.; anu ldQ Charge OI lie
spreading of Asphalt Oil passed thru
here Monday enroute to Elkins where
he is looking over a road building
prospect Mr.. Heger is now engaged
in the Constructing business.
The people of Belington are very
sorry to hear that Rev D. S. Ham
mon of the Methodist Church is So
i'll that he has to take a rest from his
arduous duties having gone Wheel
ing to recuperate. The Rev. has
been very i'll for several weeks, but is
reported better and it is hoped he will
soon return to his work.
About the Sweetest trick heard of
lately happened at Sam Jones' Sugar
Camp on the pike few nights ago.
Sam has one of the up to date evapor
atng pans, where the syrup is trans