Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-09
HERE AND THERE


business visitor here Monday.
G. M. Poe of Bills Creek was in
town ON business Monday.
J. G. Wilson of Long Run was in
town on business Monday.
Arthur Sinsel of Hunters Fork
was here on business Monday.
Walter McVicker was a business
visitor in Elkins Wednesday night.
Oren Corley of Valley Bend was in
town Monday on business.
DR.. D. B. Caste Of the city was in
Buckhamon again Sunday.
Rev. Ressenger preached a very
able sermon at the NJ. e. Church Sun
day night
Albert saael and wife Of Corley
were here shopping Saturday even
ing.
Louis Lazarus Of Cameron was
days the past week visiting his par
ents.
L. w. Ramsey o VALLEY Bend was
here Monday looking after business
matters.
W. G. Goodwin and Geo. Coontz Of
Route 4were in the city on business
Monday.
Lloyd Ballah left here this week for
a visit with his brother Jeff in Vir-
ginia.
J. A. Viquesney returned here Sun
day from an extended business trip
in the East.
w. B. Rector of the west side left
here Wednesday for business trip
in New York City.
Miss Clark of Maryland is here
visiting her brother O. D. Clark of
the Right Addition.
J. w. Thornhill of the west side
left here Monday for business trip
in Eastern cities.
Do you think dirt never fell off a
diamond ring soak your S in Blue
Devil and watch.
Your woodwork just hates I've and
strong soap give it a chance with
Blue Devil
L. D. Cook took sick Tuesday and
is still confined at his home on High
Street.
C. Bern Talbot, wife and daughter
of Elkins were visiting at Geo. Tai
bolts Sunday.
Cicero Phillips is sick at his home
on Pike ST. His son, Tom came home
Sunday to see him.
DIR. j. w. Strother reports the
stork visits Jim Lakes at Dartmoor
and as usual left girl baby there.
The Buckhannon girls Basket Ball
team beat our local girls here Satur-
day night in a very holly contested
battle.
Rufus Hill of Grafton was home
with his family Tuesday and incl
.dentally to help elect a mayor of the
city.
W. w. Brewer Of the west side left
here Tuesday for Cumberland where
he will spend few days on busin-
ess.
Roy Keller who works at the B. g.
o. depot mashed one of his fingers
Thursday while moving some machin-
cry.
]. c. Boyles of Antioch is in town
today after having siege of the "flu''
Mrs. Boyles and daughter were also
sick.
Miss Carol Thompson of Morgan
town, came home Friday night to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Thompson on High Street.
Del Stalnaker and wife of Akron
o. were here few hours Saturday
evening, Mr.. Stalnaker is here taking
treatment from Dr. J. W. Strother.
L. W. Duncan of the Historical De-
partmnt of the University under Prof.
Jas. NJ Callahan is in town today in
the interests of the new state history.
The farmers of the Sugar Creek and
Stringtown Communities received
car of fertilizer and hauled it out We'd
nesday.
W. B. Rector and wife Of the west
side who have been visiting friends
in Fairmont for several days return
ed to their home here the latter part
of the week.
E. E. Knight of Charleston, amem-
Der of the state legislature and Off
cially connected with the State
School Department was here part
of this week visiting the high school.
Mrs. John Ice of the Right Addit-
ion was taken to the Davis Memorial
hospital, Elkins Tuesday for an oper-
alton, it is hoped that she will will
have speedy recovery and soon be
able to return to her home.
Tom Rhorbough just received a
postcard from his brother Layne
who is in India, which lacked only