Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-07

Childrens' Hats speciality at M. E.
Clothler's Advertisement.
A J Rinehart, of Valley, was here
Monday on business errand.
Warren Corley, of Weaver, was in town
Saturday on business errand
Sheriff Corder will be at Belington Fri
day an3 Saturday for 1912 taxes
w. M Furlong, of Washington, D. G.,
is here this week visiting friends
Have you seen the values in Plumes at
M f Clothler' 8 Advertisement.
Rev. Graham Ware, of Enterprise, was
here Tuesday to attend the election.
Taswell Digman, of Stringtown, was in
/ town Monday on business mission.
Miss Zeta Teter returned last week
from visit to-Buckhannon and Philippi.
Miss Nellie Coffman has been confined
to her home for few days suffering with
mumps.
Miss Gail Teter, who is a student at
Broaddus, spent Sunday here with her
mother.
Ray Tster, of Charleston, came home
Sunday afternoon to be here for the
election.
George Phillips, who is attending the
West Va. University, is here on few
days visit.
Bert Teter, who is machinist at Fair
mont returned home Saturday night for
short stay.
James Harvey, who has been barber
ing for Floyd Right at Philippi. returned
home Sunday noon.
II you want becoming Hat or Suit,
you want to be coming to M. E. Clothier's
Advertisement.
Frank Howes, who is working in Wash
ington, D. c., came home last Saturday
to attend the election.
Grover Strother, who has been attend
ing an Art School in Baltimore, came
home Sunday to vote.
Mason Howes, wife and little son of
Washington, D. O., are here the guest of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Howes.
Farley Gaunt, who is working down in
the state of Kentucky, came home Satur-
day night for short visit at home.
Henry Price was in Elkins Monday at
tending the funeral of his nephew,
Thomas Price, who died in Oklahoma
last Wednesday.
Sherman Wilson, who has been in
Akron and different other Ohio and
Kentucky cities, came home Saturday to
be here for the election.
Mrs Bernard, daughter and grand
/. daughter, OF Roanoak, Va, who have
been visiting Mrs Robertson, returned to
their home on Saturday.
Miss Mary Robinson, who Is attending
the Broaddus Institute at Philippi, was
here over Sunday the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson.
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a Suit or Coat? NJ E. Clotbier will
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Miss Beulah Lovett, who is attending
the Wesleyan College at Buckhannon,
was here over Sunday the guest OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Lovett
An auto party composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Shinn, Misses Clothier, Bacon, Rob-
inson went to EIkins Saturday to see the
d. q E. and Wesleyan boot ball game.
Samuel Keller, who has lived for some
time on the fern owned by Albert Rohr-
bough, has bought the property of Henry
Phillips on High street and has moved
here.
Mrs. w. W. Brewer, Of Weaver, and
Mrs. Ream, of Crawfordville, Ind, who
is visiting Mrs. Brewer, were here last
Monday the guests of the Misses Um-
bachs.
FL. M Haldeman, who travels for the
Austin Powder Co.. came home Saturday
to attend the election. He expects to 90
to PlttEburg to see the Powder demon.
stration.
A. S. Cutler, JOINT agent here for the
G. & g., B. & Q. and w. M. railroads,
who has been on vacation for some
time on account of his health, is back at
work again.
B. 7. Stone, the nursery agent, of Fell
louisville, Preston county, is in town this
week delivering fruit trees and shrubery
of all kinds which he sold to our people
some weeks ago. 1t looks by the amount
of trees that Mr.. Stone has sold that the
farmers OF Barbour county are taking
quite an interest in fruit growing.