Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Wren Halter was in Philippi Friday on
business.
Frank Booth is out again after siege
of mumps.
Guy Ward was in Philippi Friday on q
business errand.
Mrs. John A. Robinson has been sick
for the past week.
Postmaster Walter Criss was in Philippi
Monday on business
Lewis zirkle, of Valley, was here Tues
day with wagon load Of apples.
A full line OF Plumes much reduced at
M. E. Clothier' g. Advertisement.
G. J. Stalnaker has been in Philippi
the last few days attending Federal Court.
Mrs. Walton H1ffman's mother. Mrs.
Boor, of Parkersburg, is here visiting her.
Trimmed Hats much reduced at M. E.
Clothier's Hat Shop. Advertisement.
Waitman Corder, deputy sheriff, was
business visitor here Friday and Saturday.
Taylor George, Of Valley, was here
Friday buying groceries and farm imple-
ments.
Cell and see the full line of Beavers at
M. E. Clothier's, Bridge street.-Ad't.
Miss Eunice Nestor is able to be out
again after an illness Of about four
months.
Rev. Coffman and wife, of Ohio, are
here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Coffman.
Rev. R. o. Phillips is in series Of pro-
tracted meetings at the Concord church
this week.
Mrs. B. E. Wilmoth and daughter,
Miss Sevva. went to Grafton Wednesday
afternoon.
G. o. Thompson, of Gassaway, was
here Sunday attending the funeral of
Delbert Roberts.
Fl. H. Price and Mr.. Stewart left here
Monday for Huttonsvile where they went
to transact some business.
Have you seen the new samples at M.
E. Clothier's? She can surely fit you
with Suit or Coat. Advertisement.
J. A. Viquesney returned home Satur-
day from business trip through the
southern part of the state.
Miss Gale Teter, who is attending the
Broaddus Institute at Philippi, spent Sum
day here with her mother.
H. B. Shinn, manager Of the Valley
Grocery, was attending Federal Court at
Philippi few days last week.
Miss Beulah Lovett, who is attending
the W. Va. Wesleyan College at Buck
harmon, spent Sunday at home.
Bernard Teter who has been attending
the st. Joseph College at Baltimore, Md,
ia home on visit for few days.
Go to G. B. McCracken for shoes.
High quality, but low in price. Mr.. Nc
Cracker believes in corporation. -Adv't.
H. w. Robinson, H. G. White and G.
F. Bonner, of Grafton, were in Belington
Sunday last attending the Ware-Mitchell
wedding.
Harry L. Brooks, Chief Of Police Of
CIarksburg, was in our town last We'd
nesday night the guest Of his uncle, s.
Lee Brooks.
]. E. Keyser, accompanied by his fam
lily and Miss Dorthy D. Jones, went to
Elkins Monday afternoon in Mr.. Keyser's
automobile.
Why not let M. E. Clothier take Your
measure for Suit or Coat? She will
guarantee you satisfaction or money re-
funded. Advertisement.
F. E. Humphrey, former brakeman on
the Coal & Coke Railroad between here
and Coalition, was here Saturday on a
business trip.
Miss Virginia Allen, Mics Jessie Snod-
grass and Mrs. Walter McCloud went to
Grafton Friday to attend the Teachers
Round Table.
]. H. FELTON, is at home with his family
for few Gays. Mr.. FELTON, is largely
connected in some lumber interest in the
lower end Of the county.
Grant Binehart, mayor of Abbott"
butchered an o. 1. G. hog which weigh
ed $50 pounds. He expects to butcher
another one next week he thinks will 60
to 700 pounds.