Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-25
LOCAL NEWS


here Monday.
Forest Right is home on business
for few days
John Griffith Of Abbott was in the
city Wednesday.
Ira Crawford of Scotdale, Pa, was
in town the week end.
In the Progressive is the place to
put your want ads.
boy Phillips of Philippi was here
Tuesday evening on business.
John Rucker of zebb's Greek was
in town Tuesday on business.
S. STRIDES, Coalition was here Mon
day on business.
Henry Harris of Route was here
Monday on business.
Warn Corley, of Weaver was
visitor in the city Monday.
Wade Stalnaker was business Wis
itor here first of the week.
dick" Myers and family were out
among the picnicers last Sunday.
D. w. Coontz of Sugar Creek, was
a business visitor in the city Monday.
Dove and Dolph Jones of the Bend
were in town Wednesday for farm
supplies.
J. B. Moore of Mountain View farm
was here Tuesday with several loads
of grapes.
Mrs. Chas. Kittle took her daughter
to Elkins hospital for examination
Tuesday.
John Right who has been sick for
the past two weeks is reported i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Whitescarver of
Pruntytown were here Sunday visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson, whose SER
ious illness was noted last week, is
much better.
Raymond Cade, who runs a gro
Gerry in Elkins, was here Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. Florence Waltz of Hendricks
is here visiting here sisters, Mrs. Cliff
ford Polling and Miss Olive Waltz
WILDER Forney and wife of Grafton,
We're visiting home folks here last
Sunday.
M. L. Yeager and Ira Booth, of
Valley, were in the city Monday on
business.
Mrs. S. L. Day and children
Leta and Carl were visiting relatives
here last Sunday.
There will be Ware and Edmond
reunion at the Belington Park next
Sunday the 18th.
Mrs. Flossie Phillips returned Mon
day evening after a pleasant visit
with her sisters in Scio, Ohio.
The Board of Education has com
ployed a new teacher in the High
School. Mr.. H. B. Davis is his name
Chas. Odbert reports about six or
seven hunters departing from the Lu-
zerne on their hunt for squirrels.
w. H. Turner of Concord was here
Wednesday on business. Mr.. Turner
is one of the Good Roads committee.
Ted Thompson, who has been OPP
Grating Linotype at The Morgan
town Post returned home Thursday
Rev Oliver Stoneking has taken up
work Pennsboro and loaded his
household goods Tuesday for ship
ment
C. G. Right left today for Parkers-
burg to represent the Belington M.
E Church at the Parkersburg Con-
ference.
Herbert Coontz and family have
vacated their property for short
time, until the blasting of rocks near
the house is finished.
Porter Stalnaker who works at
Bemis was here last week for the
purpose of attending court. His
case has been continued.
Mrs. J. NJ McVicker has just re-
ceived new and up to date line of
Ladies and Children's Hats. She re-
ceive new ones every two weeks.
The Barbour County Health AS
ISOLATION will meet in Gains Hall,
Belington, W. Va, on October 1st,
at 3 P. NJ. Every one is invited to
attend.
Rev. P. S. Exline, wife and son
Orion and Mrs. Lee Amos of Fair
view, sister of the former attend i
the Polling reunion at the Polling
grove, Sept 18th.
NJ. D. Gamer ard family attend
ed the Gamer reunion in Elkins
last Saturday The next reunion VIII
be held next August on the second
Sunday in Belington
Rev. H. D. Farmhouse Of Kingwood
son-in-law, Byrl Claybourne of West