Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
LOCAL NEWS
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people SICK tins week.
Urls hlnenart OF Dartmoor was IN
the Guy Jooay on business.
Amos honrDaugn passed through
FrIoay nlgnr enrouce TO Elklns.
Okey nywes OF DarJmoor pur-
chased new Ford car last week.
Abraham Skldmore end wiIe are .
hotn SICK at taelr nome at Laurel.
s. II Jones or len Mle was In
town saturday selling maple syrup.
James A Gaunt OF Naney was a
business visitor In the city Wednes-
day.
sheriff Forman and Deputy Sher-
sff viquesney were in the city We'd
aesday.
Mary McCullen daughter of John
MCQUEEN has had slight attact OF
numps.
Aartsell Cross of Montrose was
visiting his father, j. B. Cross over
Sunday.
Herbert Bennett a High Schpol
student spent Saturday at his homo
near Volga.
Hugh A. Thompson who has been
working in Morgantown is home for
few days.
E. w. Ritter merchant Of Hall
was in town Monday attending to
business matters.
osborn Wilmoth, father of Bernard
E. Wilmoth died at his home in Graf
ton last Friday.
S. M. Polling Of Bills Greek was in
town Thursday seeing after business
matters.
J. F. VALENTINE was in town Satur-
day attending to business matters
and seeing friends.
J. w. Cade went to Stringtown
Tuesday to see his uncle, VIM. Bibey
who is very sick.
Everyone should attend the con-
cert to be given in the near future at
the Methodist Church.. =
Jake Lazarus who is attending
dentad school in Baltimore is home
for a. weeks vacation.
William Ridgway Of Mountain View
delivered two fine hogs. to. the local
meat market Wednesday.
R. S. Dayton of the Dayton Con-
struction company, was in town on
business Wednesday.
]. L. Harrah has moved his plumb
ing equipment to the. store room
vacattd by C. M. Elliott.
Don Dayton is now working at the
Light Plant, having resigned his pos
ition with the Belington Radio Co.
Kathleen Curry who is teaching
school at Rhinehart near Clarksburg
was at home Saturday and Sunday.
B ". Schooner . prosperous
farmer Of Glade District has purchas-
ed Fordson Tractor for his farm
use.
Okey woodford the mathematics
teaeher Of the High School spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at his homo in
Phlippi.
Miss Evelyn Gall entertained the
Girls Scouts at her home on the west
side Tuesday opening. All report a
good time.
Rev. Mckenzie Of Philippi who has
been sick was not able to hold ser
vices in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
D p. Baughman, Superintendent of
Free Schools elect, who is teaching
at Monongah was visiting his father
near Tacy over Sunday. =
Ida Hindershot a teacher in the
Graded school, who has had scarlet
fever snuch improved, being able
to go to her home in Pennsylvania.
Rev. JOS Wilson is critically i'll
with pneumonia at the home of his
son, Kora, on Route 2. Ellsworth
Wilson, another son, is at his bed
sid eeach day.
Misses Lena and Goldie Lazarus
were at Ellxins Saturday between
trains seeing their mother who is in
the Davis Memorial hospital, she is
much improved.
Mrs. E. G. Skidmore of this city
was in Grafton Tuesday visiting
friends enroute to Cincinnati. Ohio,
where she was called on account of
illness of relative.
Opal Bennett, dauohter of Charley
Bennett of Junior, died Sunday eve
ming of pneumonia. She was four
years old. Burial services were con-
Quoted Tuesday
Rev. W. G. Ware of Fairmont was
here one day last week calling on rel
atives and friends. He is pastor of
one of the LARGEST U. B. Congrega-
tions in West Virginia, and is an able
preacher.
The director of the Musical COM