Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-09-05

tlme, afa while IN Baltimore purchased
her Fall Millinery. Call and see her.
Mr., and Mrs. W W Thomas returned
from Montgomery, Pa. Saturday where
they had been spending the summer
We are glad to see them with us again
and hope that they will see their way
clear to remain with US.
/ Windell Rohrbough left Monday for
Lexington, Va. where he will attend
Military School. This makes Windelps
third year at this School
Mrs. Edith Derrick and SOD, James
Lawrence, are here visiting G. H. Dent
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. J G.
Hickman.
frankie Gross came in Wednesday eve
ming for few weeks visit with relatives
aud friends.
Bessie Cade returned home from city
Hospstal Of Buckhannon after having
been operated on for appendicitis two
weeks ago last Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Harpold Slaughter is here
this week visiting friends. She will make
here future home in Tennessee.
Mrs. Seymour Phares returned home
Wednesday evening after few weeks
visit up the Valley.
| Owen Right Of Philippi was in town
first of the week.
| E. R. Dyer Of Philippi passed thru the
city Monday.
| Deputy Sheriff Waitman Corder was in
town Monday.
1t is understood that Rushian Corrick
Is improving and expects to be out again
soon This we are glad to note
Mayor B. B. Rohrbough was in Buck
harmon Wednesday.
Tie Presbyterian Sunday School will
have picnic in Riverside Park Friday.
! Golf Cade. who has been attending the
Weslelyn College is the guest Of his bro
ther, Clark Cade.
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Miss Grace Shroyer, Of Knottsyille
who has been visiting her Uncle, Mr.. /.
Shroyer, returned home Tuesday morn
ling.
Miss Prudence Bartlett who has been
visiting her cousin Miss Ola Bartlett, re-
] turned to her home IN Simpson Tuesday.
! Miss Grace FELTON, left for Huntington
! Monday where she took up her work as
stenographer in Marshall College.
Miss Evelyn Thornhill has returned
, home after visit Of several weeks in
Sutton.
Miss Anna Fry came home Tuesday
from Philippi.
Miss Beulah Ballah has been visiting
in Philippi during the Institute.
Ward Lanham, Of Grafton spent sun.
t day here.
Eugene Arnold, Of Elkins was here
Sunday on business. Mr. Arnold has
been working in Washington, d. G. for
tAC ldot ult66u mOQClH.
JOS. Ward Of Elkins is in town TODAY
! figuring OF the brick work for the school
building.
II Capt. Rease, JAS Bennett, Frank
Shepherd snd George Phillips were in
Elkins and Beverly today.
Miss Maud Curry Of Beverly was in
town today
Henry Harris left Wednesday evening
for trip to Cumberland Home Coming.
4 Il Il. Price is in Cumberland today.
J. M. McVicker OF Volga has moved to
Belington. He is one of the public school
teachers for this year.
Edward Dee, who is chauffeur for the
W. Va. Centred Gas Co. broke his right
arm between the wrist and elbow while
r cranking his automobile Wednesday
8, Howard M, Fauley of Grafton was ar
business visitor at Belington last week.
; Prof. J. s. Cornwell, of Buckhannon,
was here visiting his daughter, Mrs. +.
n. Campbell, few days last week.
Mrs.:W. s. shurtleff had quite an ac-
cident one day last week. She was pass
ing thru an open door with pan and a
Q sharp knife, when all at once the screen
door started to close, she made an at
tempt to check the door and in doing 20
the knife lacerated a very ugly wound in
the palm Of her right hand Dir. HamiI-
ton was called and soon dressed the
wound.
Among the squirrel hunters we record
the following:
JAS. Trahern, Boyd Holbert. Almon