Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-04-06

HERE AND THERE

l.. L. Bennett was in Elkins on bus
inessSaturday evening.
Win Corley of Route was in Elk
ms on business Monday.
Attorney J. B. Ware Of Philippi
was here Monday on business.
Gail Goodwin travelling salesman
was here seeing friends Tuesday.
Is your toilet asking pointedly for
attention sweeten it with Blue Devil
Dennis Polling was a business
visitor at the county seat Saturday.
County Supt. e. A. Hunt was at
the County Seat on official business.
Baby's things deserve most careful
attention soak the unmentionables
in Blue Devil.
3. E. Holbert is building an addit-
ion to his home in the upper end Of
town.
Ex-Mayor F. G. Radabaugh of this
city was a business visitor in Clarks-
burg Saturday.
DR.. Strother reports lb. girl at
L. Weatherhol's home in Dartmoor
and dock doesn't miss many of them.
Mrs. Rose (Harvey) Smith Of Nor
gantown was here the past week
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
0. Harvey.
Attorney A. NJ. Cunningham of Ell
kins was in this city on legal busin-
ess Saturday, in the high court OF
Philander Simpson.
Judge NJ. l.. Haller was sitting in
Judgment Saturday as j. P. Verely
'Ren0 says it Is a big job to be a
Justice of the Peace.
Have you given up ever getting
dirt from the wrinkles in your hands
try Blue Devil.
Miss Maud Moreland who teaches
at Hunters Fork was in town awhile
Sunday on her way back to school
from visit at Clements over Sunday
The mine situation in this field is
very acute as it seems to be every
where, partially all the mines in this
section are down.
Stacey Row while cranking his car
Tuesday evening received a kick"
that is very painful injuring his
wrist considerably.
C. o. Summers who was recently
injured in a fall at Elkins and has
been at home for several days re-
turned to his work Monday.
m Nestor the photographer of Elk
ms was here Tuesday doing some
work along his line taking pictures
of some homes as we'll as the people.
: Mrs. JethrS Bennett, who lived in
this section for many years was bur-
led at Stringtown Sunday She died
at Harding an dthe body was brought
here for interment.
Mrs. Howard Bennett of Route a
who has been in Fairmont with her
sister Miss Lucinda, came home Sat
urday evening, her sister was operat-
ed on for appendicitis and is getting
along nicely.
Miss Jessie Terrell of this city who
lis music instructor at Girard, Ohio
is home for the Spring vacation.
Miss Ferell is among the best when
it is spelled with music and was at
one time music instructor in the Be
lington schools.
Eugene Huntington the popular
B. g. 0. conductor is back from
Florida's land of flowers punching
tickets again. for the R. R. Company
which to Gene is probably about as
entertaining as watching alligators
taking bath among the Everglades.
The thickness of dirt found on
boys hand at this season Of the year
will almost tell you how near spring
is here Well, it is a different job to
play marbles and keep clean hands.
Another good sign is the odor Of
Ramps most any good boy win
eat a few just to give strength to his
breath especially if the teacher says
''Thou shalt not eat Ramps and If
you do, home you GO. Where is the
boy who wouldn't rather go fishing
on nice sunshiny day than to be
housed up in school room and well,
ramps" is near cut to TIE fish
pond.
Moving is the order Of the day a
gain as the spring breezes blow, and
the moving vans are SO numerous
that it is impossible to check up on
them. Geo. Riley Moore has gone
back to his hauntson Stringtown and
is singing along the furrow of the
ploW Mrs. Mary E. Cocntz and son
F. F. CoontZ have moved otu of the