Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-14

R0e Moore Of sugar Creek-
Hubert shomo, ..ot Valley, was in town
Monday on a Business. errand.
J.sF. sandridge, of Audra, was here
Monday on asbusiness errand.
w. I. George, of Philippi, was busi-
ness caller in town last Friday
A full line of Plumes much reduced at
NJ. e. Clothier' S. Advertisement
Arthur Jones, OF Laurel Hill, was in
town Wednesday on business.
Fred Bibey, Of ~StriDgtown, Gwas here
"Wednesday on business trip.
Trained Hats much reduced at M. E.
Clothier's Hat Shop. -Advertisement.
Mrs. w. w. Brewer, OF Weaver, was
the guest of Mrs. OFT last Friday.
Albert sturm, of Sugar Creek, waa
here Saturday buying farm implements.
Call and see the full line Of Beavers at
M E. Clothier's. Bridge street. -Ad't
Gale NJ Hillyardi sndss Wilbur Right
were in Philippi Sunday between trains.
Ben Holbert, of Barker, was here Sum
day the guest of his son, Boyd HoIbert,
Don't forget the foot ball game here
Saturday between B. Fl. S. and Broaddus
David Hillyard, OF near Laurel Hill,
was here Saturday buYing..farm imple-
ments.
Grover Strother left here Sunday for
Baltimore where he is attending an Art
School.
Rev II & Meyer left here Tuesday
for Dry Fork where be will spend few
days hunting.
Miss Sbinn, of Buckhannon, was the
guest OF her brother. Hugh Shinn, Thurs
day and Friday.
Fred Booth and William Bennett, of
Stringtown, have been hauling coal from
here the past week.
Abraham Ware, of near Concord, was
in town Saturday hauling some merohan-
disc for E D. Talbot.
g. B. Skidmore, Warren Cade and
Robert Logan went to Elkins Wednesday
to see Delbert Roberts.
JACOB Barker, who has been living in
the property owned by Floyd Right on
Pike street, has moved to Elkins.
Have you seen the new samples at M.
E. Clothier's? She can surely fit you
with Suit or Observation-Disclosures
Loman Cross, who lie teaching school at
Junior, passed through here Tuesday on
his way to his home at Sugar Greek.
Eugene Huntington, who is conductor
on the Tygart junction and Weston run
was here last week visiting his family.
Roy hester is building fine cellar
back of his residence on Pike street. He
is using cement and tile for the walls and
floor.
A. Phillips left here Wednesday for
towns on the Western Maryland Railroad,
travelling for L. L. Bennett, selling pat
ent Tug.
Miss Snodgrass, who is teaching near
Philippi, was here over Saturday and
Sunday the guest of her sister, Miss Jessie
Snodgrass.
William Shomo, who is employed in
the Office of the Joint Freight Station
here, is on a vacation visiting his father,
John Shomo.
Walton Huffman left here Monday for
Charleston, w. Va, Ironton, Va and
Washington, D. c., where be will visit
friends for week or two.
Why not let M. E. Clothier take your
measure for Suit or Coat? She will
guarantee you satisfaction or money re-
funded. -Advertlsement.
The new brick which Scrimgeour Bros.
are building on Grim avenue beside
their hardware store, is nearing compile
ton. 1t will be occupied by A. Lazarus
when finished.
The building used by the Farmers
Supply Agency for hay and farm impIe-
ments, on Grim avenue, collapsed last
Friday, breaking some OF the implements
and bursting several bales of hay.
Floyd Bennett, who has been employed
by the Western Union Telegraph Co. in
New York State and has been home on
visit, left here last week for Pittsburgh
where he will 60 to work for the same
drm.