Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-03-15
LOCAL NEWS


II. B. England of Valley was here
today on business.
Tas Digman of String town was
in the city Saturday.
Gilmer Booth of Elkins was In
town Monday on business.
Adam Moore of Parsons was in
town this week on business.
Brooks Barrel, taxi man of Phil
ippi was in town Saturday.
John Findley of Route 8 was in
the city on business Saturday.
Rev. John Wolford of Philippi was
in town Monday seeing friends.
Charles Findley of Clements was
in the city Wednesday on business.
Geo. Cox of West Junior was
business visitor in this city Satur-
day.
esquire" Champ of Abbott was
in town Tuesday on important busin-
ess.
Harold Coontz of Philippi was in
town seeing friends Sunday after
noon.
Truman Goodwin of Huffman was
a business visitor in the city We'd
nesday.
Jos. Sandridge has moved in the
NJ. E. Parsonage. He had been in
Akron.
Mrs. Thomas Rohrabaugh Of the
West side has an attact OF the
Mumps. 5f w
Mrs. May Logan was in Junior
between. trains Sunday visiting her
mother. Faa tfs
Winfield Golden of the! Bend OF
the River was seen on our streets
Saturday. sasSs 0iw 81
County Superintendent E. A. Hunt
was in town on business Saturday
afternoon. l1ss a
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Simmons Of
Elkins were visiting at the home OF
the formers parents Sunday.
George Booth, a prosperous farm
err Of Valley district, was in town at
tending to business matters Monday.
Floyd Right a prominent UNDER
taker of Elkins was at his home OF
pike street over Sunday 11 ~
Gordon England of Valley was In
Philippi Monday seeing after busin-
ess matters. #
Miss Peggy McVean of Elkins was
visiting Miss Mary Monica Keyser
Saturday and Sunday. a
Oscar Wright who is stationed at
Elkins spent Sunday with his family
u the West side. sysy
Doc Trahern has purchased the
property in which he now lives, form
erly owned of A.. F. Rohrabaugh.
Miss Georgia Golden of Philippi
who is a student at Broaddus was
in town Sunday seeing friends. I d
Miss Helen Pownall, the High
School English teacher was in Nor
xantown Saturday.
G. w. Goodwin of Ten Mile was in
town Saturday of last week deliver
ing butter to, his regular customers.
Dave Gamer a prominent travel
ing salesman, spent Saturday and
Sunday at his, home in this city
Mrs. Zeta Ferguson of Parsons is
in town visiting her mother, Mrs.
Monta Click
Mr. and Mrs. Holt Limbers who
have been visiting out of town for
some time have returned home.
Boyd Booth of Mountain View was
in town Monday buying goods for
his store and delivering eggs and
butter
Rev. Critics closed the revival at
Corley Hall Monday night. He re-
ports that the meeting was great
success.
Boyd Holbert, the local Ford deal
er, was in Philippi Wednesday gett-
Ford parts and equipment for his
Garage
!. H. Rohrabaugh,' Superintendent
OF Belington's schools was attending
to business matters near O'Brien
Saturday last.
G. w. Gamer of Marysiville was
in town Tuesday calling on his
daughters, Mrs. Maud Ryan and Mrs.
Blanche Wetsel.
L. L. Bennett returned from White
Sulphur Spgs. and Charleston, Sun
LAY evening where he had been on
business the week before.
Ira Shockey of Long, one of the
progressive citizens of Randolph
county is visiting in Belington and
Clements this week.
Miss Madilon Blatchford who is
attending school at Morgantown
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Ralph Thornhill of the High
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