Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-28
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NJ. L. Halter and Thamer Griffith
were Clarksburg visitors Sunday.
Mrs. c. L. Rohrbough is i'll at her
home on Grim Ave.
DR.. E. M. Hamilton took in the
street fair Thursday.
w. B. Gall and family attended the
Street Fair Thursday.
Wendell Rohrbough and wife of
indianapolis, Ind, are here visiting
Mr. B. B Rohrbough and family.
C. L. Ward was an Elkins visitor
last Friday, he was accompanied by
Mr.. House who was marketing apples.
Clyde Nestor and family of Gilman
spent Sunday here the guests of w.
Fl. Barte and family.
Wood Coontz of Route a left here
Monday for few days visit with his
brother w. H. at Fairview.
Isaac N Ramsey of Norton was
here Sunday visiting his father J. R.
Ramsey.
John Gregory, the marble dealer of
EklinS was Sunday visitor in this
city
VIM 2. Ramsey who formerly con-
Quoted store at the old Huffman
stand, and wife left here Saturday
for San Francisco CAL, where they
will make their future home. They
have three sons in the West and are
on their way to join them. They
will spend few days in Akron visit
ing another son before starting on
their far western trip.
Mrs G. w. Beer Of Upshur Co. is
spending few week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. S. J. Kittle Of this place.
Clyde Kinsey who has been in Har-
rison county for quite a while was
home few days this week
VIM Hennegan and wife who have
been visiting here for several days
left here the first of the. week for
thier home in Charleston.
DR.. Woodford and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Rohrbaugh, Mrs. H. C.
Jones, Mrs. Phares and Clayton
Kelley, motored to Clarksburg Sun
day.
Harry Kittle was taken to DR.. Beer
Sanitorium Monday where he was OPP
Grated upon for Hernia. Late re-
ports from hospital say he is doing
nicely.
Ira (Fluker) Huffman passed
through here Sunday with a large
truck on his way from Elkins to his
home at Arden. He claims to have
traded his truck for fine car.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Brewer and M
and Mrs. N. Y. Wetzel were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thornhill, at Buckhannon, several
days of the past week.
One of the most violent hail storms
of the season visited this city Sun
day evening, it was accompanied by
all the trimmings of thunder and
lightning, wind and rain that comes
NAAiliS July
E. A. Barte and wife We're visiting
Mr.. Barte's sister at Pruntytown the
week end. While there they report
the escape of four boys from the In
dustrial School, but no one thinks
that Mr.. Barte was responsible.
Mrs. Minnie Rohrbough and son
Darl, Tom Rohrbough and wife, DR..
and Mrs. A. H. Woodford, Miss AIDE
laide Woodford and Mr.. Kelley made
up party visiting the club house
near Fairmont Sunday.
The home of Samuel Elliott at
Meadowville was destroyed by fire
one day last week, it is said the fire
was caused by an explosion of gaso-
line iron, and spewt the home with
such speed that nothing was saved.
"Radio Fever" seems to be the
malady now that keep folks up at.
night. Comedies, operas, plays, ect,
are the latest fads of the air. By
touch of the fingers the machine"
brings or takes you anywhere most.
Troy Hardman, prominent citi-
zen of Elkins and proprietor Of the
Hartman Lumber Co., was seriously
injured when the large car he was
driving overturned near the Leading
Creek bridge, the accident is said to
have been caused by broken axle
Prof Drummond was called to
Clarksburg one day this week on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
mother. 1t was learned later that
Mrs. Drummond had died, Prof. Drum
mond has the sympathy of the peo-
pie of the city in his sad bereavement.
W. H. Halter of Bridgeport was
here part of the past week visiting
his brother M. L. Halter and his sis
ter Mrs. Mary Coontz of Route d.,
Watson was at one time a citizen of
various parts of this county and his