Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-10-01

from Buckhannon, where they nad
been attending the w. G.. 7. u.
meeting.
Ike Lazarus was at Philippi Mon
day on business matters.
DR.. and Mrs. M. M. Hoff, Of Phil
ippii, were the guests of Miss Myrtle
Teter, near the city, Monday.
Porter Loyett was at Midvale Sat-
urday interviewing the merchants.
w. w. Bosely, of Route 3, was in the
city yesterday and made our office q
pleasant call Ha informed US that he
had much success with his fruit this year
and has sold all OF IL.
Denver Hill, OF Parkersburg, is in the
city this week the guest OF relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Flosse Corley and sister Miss
Minnie Hill, of Route 4, were in the city
Tuesday on business. They also visited
relatives while here.
DR. J. w. Strother and family ac-
companied by Miss Iona Robinson left
last FIidav for ten days motor trip
through the moutains of Virginia.
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and Representatives Experience not
necessary. We equip and instruct you
how. This is not a correspondence
school, but bonded. bona fide licensed
Agency. Address Department 90" Box
430, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Citizens National Bank at Morgan
town is one of the banks in the state
which has been reported by Secretary
McAdoo as carrying reserves in excess OF
the legal requirements. 1t is carrying
forty when it should carry but fifteen per
cent.
The special grand jury at Parkeraburg
last week refused to indict ATTORNEY
Robert E Bills, who was charged with
bribing witnesses to obstruct the admin
istratlon of justice.
U. s. Marshall Moore, Of Philippi,. was
in Belington Friday on business matters.
About ten automobiles loaded with foot
ball fans from Elkins passed through
Belington Saturday morning enroute to
Clarksburg to attend the football game.
Mrs. ID. G. Corder left Tuesday for a
visit with her daughter at Elklns and son
at Belington. News.
Fire of unknown origin threatened the
store OF Coffman- Fisher Co., at Davis one
day last week. The fire was extinguish-
ed before much damage was done.
The local telephone exchange will
soon be in charge OF new force. Mat
rimony has carried off the entire force.
Davis News
Miss Jessie Teter, left Monday, for
Philadelphia, where she will study music
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Bolton, of this city
left Saturday, for Grafton where they
will visit their son Rev j. O. Bolton and
family.
Mrs. J. H. Sanders, Of Philippi was
the guest at the Laurel Hill Peach orch
ard, Friday and Saturday last,
Mrs. Native McCarty, of Hamhleton,
passed through our city Saturday, enroute
to Shay, Tenn. where she expects to
make her new home.
F. NJ. A Lawson; OF Elkins, represent.
ing the Guiland CLARK Wholesale house,
passed through our city last Friday en-
route to the upper end OF the county on
business.
Mrs. Jennie Barker, OF Rec dsyille, was
here the latter part OF the week the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Graham.
Porter Sipe and wife, of Hendricks,
visi ted relatives and friends here over
Sunday.
james Boyles, OF Philippi, was the
guest OF Q. H Polling, here over Sunday.
Atty. James Coberly, of E lkins, passed
through the city Monday enroute te
Phil ppI, where he had business in the
circuit court
Miss Sidney NJ core, of Elkins, is visit
ing her parents this week near Philippi
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Watson and Mr.
and Mrs Fleming, Of Fairmont, passed
through our city Tuesday in MIR. Watson
car, enronte to Minnehaha Springs, where
they will spend about ten days at the
club House.
Mrs ]. J. Bennett and daughter, Mrs
Corder Weese, of Route Four were visit.
ors in our city Tuesday and made oul
Office pleasant call.
Ira Findly, one of our fri ends from
Route was business visitor in Beling-
ton Monday and made our Office pleas
ant call