Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-01-12

HERE AND THERE

lnQlSpUSeQ IOE LIE past WEN.
B. L. C. Robinson CT Route A was
here on business Saturday evening.
Miss "Ran" Holbert of Grafton is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mannah Stalnaker was in
Parkersburg first of the week.
Give our bath tub surprise battle
with Blue Devil and leave no rings.
Make your hair sweet and fluffy :
with Blue Devil Cleanser.
Feet speak language all their own
: soak yours in Blue Devil and listen.
F. P. Rease was in Grafton, on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Chas Parrish has been quite
ill at her home on the Pike.
Mrs. Vassie Westfall who has been
quite i'll is. better.
Teachers are leaving Friday for
Round Table at Philippi
Saturday night the Girls Basket
ball team will play Davis here.
Conwell Booth was in Elkins on
business Saturday.
Joy Hill of Weston was here few
days during the holidays.
E. A. Barte and S. M. Polling of
Belington were business visitors in
Elkins on last Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Choontz spent the last
week end visiting her sons on Sugar
Greek.
Miss Agnes Dent left Friday morn
ing for Parkersburg to resume her
studies.
E. E. Wilson, the real-estate man
and surveyor of Beilngton was an Ell
kins visitor Monday.
Mrs. Beatrice Simpson of Elkins
spent few days of last week here
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Dartmoor
were guests of Frank Shepherd Sun
day.
Katie and Addie Gaunt spent few
days in town, the guests of Lee
Kevser, this week.
The chicken supper served by Mrs.
Stein for the benefit of the Basket
Ball boys was success.
The revival meeting in the M. E.
Church, South, has begun, in charge
of Rev. Richardson.
Huff Dent of the west side was in
Elkins Saturday attending to busin-
es matters.
Mrs. Everett Wilmoth of this city is
reported very i'll at the hospital in
Elkins.
Miss Maysell Elliott Of Meadow
vile was here over Sunday visiting
relatives.
/. H. Polling has purchased the up
per end of town and will move to it
in the near future.
Miss Olive Keller spent part of
the past week visiting friends and
relatives in Elkins during the past
week.
DIR. E. L. Woodford of Whitmer-
Horton, which is on the Dry Fork,
was here meeting his old friends dur
ing the week end.
]. w. Boyd of Caldwell, Ohio, was
here part Of the past week visiting
his sister Mrs. A. R. Parrish of Ser
pell Ave-,
Jas. Stalnaker of Route 8 left here
Friday for Akron, Ohio. to visit his
brother as well as look for work as
side issue.
Frank Payne left Thursday this
morning for Morgantown where he
expects to attend Farmers meet
ing.
Solomon T. Wilson, one of the pion-
eer farmers of Sugar Greek is here
visiting his son Howard and daughter
Mrs, Bartlett.
A lot of our citizens started in to
do their quarterly job of counting at
the county seat Monday the beginning
of Circuit Court
B. E. Holbert of this section he will
we understand have his place Of bus
mess at the new garage recently oc-
cupied by Harry Wright at the lower
end of Grim Ave.
The boys play basket ball at New
burg Victory and Clarksburg this
week end. The game Tuesday night
between Ell1ins and B. H. S. was 16-
II in favor of B. H. S.
r. S. Dayton, R. B. Harris and W..
Scott Of Elkins representa- The R. S.
Dayton Co., contracting firm Were in
this section Monday looking over the
Elkins Belington road
Wendell W. Rohrbough and wife
who stopped here to visit Mr.. Rohr-
bough's folks, as they returned from
their honey moon trip in the eastern
cities left here Sunday A. M. for their
home in Indianapolis, Ind, Mr.. Rohr-
Dough has lucrative position with the
Big a R. R. Co., at that place.