Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-10-17

Childrens' Hats a specially at NJ. E.
Clotmer's.
Oddie George was business visitor in
town Friday.
Ira Findley was IN town Friday buying
farm implements.
Have you seen the value in Plumes at
M. E. Clothier's?
Martin Coontz and wife, of Sugar Creek,
were in town Monday.
0. NJ. Werner, OF Valley, was Beling
ton caller on Saturday.
Walter Cross and family were at the
Meadowvlle Fair Saturday.
Leroy v. Holsberry, of Philippi, was
in town Friday on business.
Miss Emma Durham. has been quite
sick for scne few days past
Miss 1.-The Bolton, of near BeIington,
started teaching last Monday
Noah Kittle, OF Abbott was in town
Monday on business Grand
Rev. Allender and wife, Of Junior, were
here Saturday visiting friends.
Hon G. 0. Strictly, of Elkins, was here
Friday locking after the voters.
Mr. and Mrs. j B. Moore were in
Meadowville attending the Fair.
Miss Winnie Bolton, who is teaching
at Hall, was home over Sunday.
Henry England, of Valley, was in town
Friday buying farm nipple nents.
Enoch Ware, OF Valley, was in town
Monday buying blacksmith tools.
Creed Booth, OF stringtown, was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Lewis Viquesney, of Junior, was in
town Monday on business mission.
Mr. ard Mrs. Walter McCloud spent
Sunday with friends near Laurel Hill.
II YOU want becoming Hat or Suit,
you want to be coming to M, E. Clothier's.
David Hillyard, of Laurel Hill was in
town Saturday buying farm implements.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrbough were in
Meadowville Saturday attending the Fair.
F. E. Thompson and family were in
Meadowyille Saturday attending the Fair
Otha Hayes, of Harding. was in town
Monday attending the funeral OF r. Cor
rick.
Capt F. P. Rease left here Sunday fol-
Philadelphia where he will spend few
days.
Daniel Ice passed through here Mon
day evening on his way home from
Elkins.
Miss Bailey, OF Buckhannon, is the
guest Of Mr.. L. L. Bennett on Brown
avenue.
Banks Construction Co. have received
car load of lumber for the High School
building.
Miss Gail Teter, who is attending the
Broaddus Institute, spent Sunday at her
home here.
Elam Cade, who is living with Hyder
Bennett at Stone House, is here on bust
ness this week
A. J. Rinehart reports that he has the
new school building in Valley district
nearly completed.
The W. Va. Central GaaeCo put in
their bypass gates in Midway addition
one day last week.
Bryan Gamer, of Hunters Fork, was
in town Tuesday as usual, with his wag
on full of produce.
Stephen Fitzwater and wife returned
Friday from visit to Mr.. Fitzwaters
brother at Huntington.
Tolbard Bennett, who is working for
the G. & c. Railwry Co at Elkins, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. Cook OF the freight department OF
the Coal & Coke Railway Company, was
in town Friday on business.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Robinson, who is
attending the Broaddus Institute, spent
Sunday here with her mother.
DIR. Robert Durham, of Bemis, was
here Saturday and Sunday the guest of
his faith er, Mr. Jacob Durham.
Robert Newton and wife, who have
been visiting friends at Coalition, returned
home on the 3:20 tram last Saturday.
Joe Davis, who has been in Georgia
and Kentucky, has returned home. Mr..
Davis seems to like the Sotuh very much.