Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-01-13
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

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ii town Tuesday On business.
j. j. Polling was attending court at
Philippi the first Of the week
Mrs. George. w. Price is quite sick
at,her home On Grim Avenue.
George Digman of Montrose was
here this week visiting relatives.
J. @. Wilson Of Route -Four was in
town Tuesday
Mrs. F. G. Radabaugh has been
quite sick at her home on Pike Street
William J. Boner Of near Junior
was business visitor in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Isabelle Harvef Of Serpell Az
enue is spending a few weeks visit
ing friends on Sugar Greek.
Mrs. W. T Curry Of Serpell Avenue
has beey very i'll during the past
week.
NJ. z. Hill, who is trimming whisk
ers in our sister city of Elkins, was
at home over the week end.
Miss Hazel Harsh, Of the teaching
force, spent the week end at her home
in Elkins.
Son Harvey who had an attack Of
appendicitis last week is able to run
the gauntlet again.
Mrs. O. c. Clark, who was visiting
relatives in Maryland, has returned
to her her home here.
William Sherman of the West Side
has been very i'll during the past few
days
Mrs. Bruce Davis was called to
Thomas one day last week to see Mrs.
Scott Davis, who is critically i'll at
the home of her son, Lee Davis,
Prof. E. A. Hunt, of the State De-
partment of Education, spent the
week end with his family near town.
He went from here to Morgantown.
Mrs. Mary E. Coontz, recently of
this city, but now of Elkins, severely
injured herself when she fell down
flight of stairs few days ago.
E d. Koontz received last week
from A. J. Koontz in San Francisco
the saw-blade from saw fish. The
blade is about three feet long and has
10 teeth on each side.
Mrs. Verna Price and Mrs. J. o.
Harvey who were severely shaken
up in an automobile accident few
days ago, have almost recovered from
their injuries.
D. r. Beard, of the Beard Motor
Company is nursing monster boil
located at the nape of his neck, which I
makes it next to impossible for him
to ride a Ford, even with saddle.
DR.. j. c. Irons, the well known
physician at Dartmoor, had the mis-
fortune to fall and break one of his
legs Sunday night in Elkins, while
returning from attending church ser
vices.
Have your eyes and glasses care
fully looked after by Dr. Snyder, OPP
tometrist, at Luzerne Hotel, Being
ton, Wednesday, Jan. 10Th, and at
Motor Inn, Philipp, Thursday and
Friday, Jan. goth and 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. Greed Summers of
the West Side announce the arrival
Of an eight pound daughter at their
home. Mother and babe getting along
nicely and DR.. H. K. Owens enter
tains some hope for Mr. Summers.
The city election will soon be due
in Belington and great rush is ex-
pected from office seekers. There
would be a very heavy vote cast if all
dogs running at large in the city were
allowed TO vote.
Lee Pyle, trustee Of the Belington /
Kiwanis Club, and Maurice Lazarus,
secretary, attended the nid-winter
State Kiwanis Conference at Fair
mont Monday They report very
pleasant trip.
DR.. w. C. Snyder, Optometrist Of
Clarksburg, will examine eyes and
fit glasses at Luzerne Hotel, Being
ion, Wednesday, Jan. 18th, and at
Motor Inn, Philippi, Thursday and
Friday, Jan goth and 21st
A. T. and William j. Coonts, of
Akron, Ohio were here few days
the past week visiting their parents
on the West Side, Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ.
D. Coonts. Clark, the son of William
j., was recently seriously injured in
an automobile accident in Akron
G. A. Dayton, son of R. S. Dayton
30 this city, is now employed by the
Andes Copper Mining company, Of
Chanaral, Chile, South America. He
was recently transferred to plant
which is located on the top Of a
mountain $4,000 feet above sea level.
What has become of the Barbour
County Historical Society? Govern
or Gore appointed an historian for