Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-03-02
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he will promptly steal the rings.
Mrs. C. H. Dent of the West side
was visiting relatives in Grafton this
week.
You can't be an expert on odors
and use Blue Devil Cleanser in your
home.
DR.. J.W. Strother reports recent
visit of the stork at Will Hollens
home on the west side.
A. f. Bennett of Philippi was here
Tuesday in the interest of Games and
Fish Dept.
A fool and his money is soon part
ed, and fool and his Ford are soon
wrecked.
Charley Wilson Of Rock Cave has
purchased the Home Restaurant and
is now in charge.
IF germs could ret into PRINT they
would attack Blue Devil Cleanser
faster than I've does your hands.
Miss Beulah Ballah who is teach
ing in the Elkins Schools spent Sun
day here with her parents.
J. II. Bennett and wife Of Route 4
were at Elllins the week end seeing
Mrs. Wees who is seriously i'll.
Lewis Ramsey, Roy 4. Nestor and
Geo. Coontz Of the Routes, were bus
mess visitors in The city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Steel Of Phil
ippi, were here over Sunday visiting
and taking in the sights in Belington.
Rev. R. 0. Phillips of Philippi was
here Wednesday and conducted the
funeral of Mrs. John Hathaway at
Talbot.
Jas. Stalnaker and wife of Akron
Ohio are spending a few weeks visit
ing at the home Of J. w. Stalnaker
on Route 3.
L. 0. England and family Of Bev-
erly attended the funeral Of Lafay-
cite Right Friday at Sugar Greek
Chapel.
Ed Rice of Grafton was here this
week end for the funeral services Of
Lafayette Right, he left here Satur-
day for his home
Geo. Harris and brother James
Harris. of Ellins was here Saturday
evening on their way to Meadowville
to attend the funeral services of Hen
ny Harris.
The meat market which has been
d q layNo4 y
moved its quarters into the building
recently vacated by Frank Luzader.
A. T. Coontz of Akron, Ohio who is
engaged in carpentry at Morgantown
was here over Sunday visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ D. Coontz
of the West side.
Jas. Dadisman was a business
visitor in Parsons this week again we
understand he working on the re-
cruiting of the Woodman at that
place.
H. /. (Bob) Robinson of Elkins was
here seeing friends Sunday, Bob used
to be one of US and we are always
glad to see his good-humored visage
come back if even only for short
time.
Belington's basket ball teams, in
spite of ching badly wrecked few
times Is doing s-zeeution in defeating
a number of strong teams, both girls
and boys are playing good ball this
year.
A. A. Dorsey of Parsons passed
through here Saturday on his way to
Buckhannon on business, Mr.. Dorsey
was formerly engaged in the news
paper business in Parsons and was
a live wire in that line.
Mrs. Addie (Phillips) Wees of Ell
kins is seriously i'll with pneumonia
at her home in Elkins, her life has
been despaired of but at this writing
she is reported to be slightly improv-
ed, though still in dangerous condi-
ton.
If every Tom, Dick and Harry
could have the laws placed upon the
statute books Of the state which they
think should ho there it would take
more room thar the Libraries Of an
cient Nineveh required for their
books written on the ancient clay
tablets.
VIII Henegan, who has been work
ing here for some time left here this
week for Kentucky where he was
called to do some special work on
machinery, Mr.. Hennegan is one of
the best machinists that has hit our
town for some time and. it il hoped
that he will decide to make his home
here.
What is called the Fish and game
Commission of w. Va. has shown it's
self to be more "Fish" than anything
else, by closing certain. streams of
this state, it will be noticed that it
really protects members of clubs and