Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-06-05
LOCAL NEWS

AAAoAtA~eS NA2hNNA 49,
jackson Coontz Of Huffman was
here on business Monday.
John Bartlett and son of Antioch
were in the city on business Monday
VIM. Turner of Valley was here on
business Monday
Raymond Cade Of Elkins was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Granville Goodwin of Route was
in the city Tuesday.
Clark Saffel of Valley was here on
business Tuesday.
Joseph G. Yeager of Huntersfork
was in town Tuesday
VIM. Bennett of Stringtown was
business visitor in the city Tuesday
Worth Polling of Sugar Greek was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Helen Scott, of Coalition IS WIS
Floyd Teter was in Philippi We'd
nesday on business.
iting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 0. Baughman are
spending the week with relatives, in
Doddridge Co.
Mrs. Geo. Coffman of Elkins is
visiting relatives in Belington this
week.
VIM. Anthony of Elkins was the
guest of S. X. Kittle Sunday.
Rev. D. Harris was at Mt. Liberty
and Corley Sunday filling his pastor
age appointment.
] O. Thacker of Valley was in town
Wednesday,
NJ. P. Boyles, former High School
Superintendent was in town Monday
for few minutes.
Geo. M. Serpeli of Washington, IS
visiting in this vicinity during the
summer.
Marten Madden of near Warmers
Store was shopping in town Wednes-
day
It is time now to begin on the fin
ish of cleaning up and beautlfylng
Belington.
Chautauqua Days are coming. A
great treat for whole week for old
and young.
A Christian Jew made very IN
teresting lecture on missions IN the
M. E. Church Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Thornhill and
family were visitors in the city first
part of the week.
Mrs. Della Robinson of Philippi, is
a guest at the home of her brother
-in-law, Mr.. ]. A. Robinson.
DIR. Snyder, Optometrist of Clarks-
burg will examine eyes and fit glass.
es at Luzerne Hotel, Belington, Mon
day, June 16ta.
The Weather man says that nor
NAL weather. conditions win follow
soon. We are hoping he's right.
Barker District S. S. Convention
will be held this year at Corley abou
August 9th: A very interesting pro-
gram is arranged.
Have your eyes and glasses care
fully looked after by DR.. Snyder OPP
tonetrist at Luzerne Hotel, Beling-
ton, Monday. June 18th.
Mrs. J. w. Strother came home
Sunday evening from Sandusky.
Ohio, where she has been with her
SON, Grover G.. Strother and family.
Jacob Shroyer who has been stay
ing here with his sister Mrs. 7. J..
Longstreth for the winter was visit
ing for the past VITO weeks in Taylor
and Harrison counties, returned to-
day.
Mrs. J. L. Ernest is in Buckhannon
attending the Commencement exer-
cises at Wesleyan College, where her
daughter, Miss Jessie is member of
the graduating class.
Miss Lucille Grim, who has been
in school at Columbia University this
year, returned to her home here Sun
day. She was graduated with the
degree of M .A--The Barbour Demo-
crat.
The Salt River Ship is holding an
Choir, waiting orders from the County
Court, until "All Aboard" is heard
from the captain, A. j. Rinehart, who
has been promoted TO that office.
Mrs. S Hall Hamilton died at her
home, in Pennsboro May 22d. Many
Belington people are deeply grieved
to learn of her death, as she was a
former well known resident of this
city.
A little comment and stir was
made here Tuesday evening when it
was reported that casket had been
found in the NJ. E. Parsonage base
ment. Investigation discloses a child's
empty casket presumably left there
by Jos. Sandridge who recently va
Gated the property. Homer Ball NOV
ed into the parsonage last week but