Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-11-05
Local News Notes.

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70 her home Sunday.
O. L. Smith, of Cumberland, Md,
was in the city last Friday and or
dered the Progressive sent to his ad-
dress for a year.
Lewis Viquesney and George Rine-
hart, of Junior, were in our city the
latter part of last week.
Mrs T. E. Markwod spent Sunday
with friends at Elkins.
Miss Belle Click left Saturday for
Parsons, where she will visit her sis
Ter for about two weeks.
LOST-On the street between Miss
Clothiers and the depot, last Satur-
day, coin purse containing dollar
in change and a half dollar much
priced by the owner. Finder will
please leave at Kane & Keysers for
Mrs. A. R. Parrish.
We have coffee at lac pound that
will make good cup of coffee. You
want to try it. Brooks Sanitary
Grocery. (ad.)
Cecil Phillips, who is attending
school at Morgantown, spent Sunday
with his parents at this place
Miss Pearl Post, who is attending
school at Buckhannon, was in the city
Sunday the guest of relatives and
friends
Miss Elda Baughman, and sister,
of Berryburg were here the first of
the week, the guest of their sister,
Mrs. Cleophus Hawkins.
Vernon Broadwater, who has been
away attending school, spent Sunday
with his parents here
Bernice Sincel, who has posi-
ton at Durbin, is here this week the
guest of relatives.
Miss Edna Martin, Miss Beatrice
Coger, and cousin, Mr.. Coger, of Web
ster Springs, VIII are attending school
at Buckhannon, attended the funeral
of Prof. ]. S. Cornwell at this place
Tuesday.
Brooks Grocery can save you money
on lard and meats. (ad)
Jas. A. Casey was business visitor
in Philippi Tuesday.
Andy Stalnaker was business visi-
tor in Elkins Tuesday
M. J. CAVITY of Deer Park, Md, was
avisitor to Belington few days ago.
We acknowledge pleasant call from
him.
Dalton Polling, of Elkins, was in the
city Monday looking after business
matters.
Hubert Polling, mother and sister
were in Belington Monday the guest
of friends.
l.. N. Delany, who is meeting with
auch success in the we'll drilling bust
ness, returned home the first of the
week and will remain few days.
Sam Elliott, of Meadowville, was
business visitor in Belington Mon
day
Miss Nellie Mckinley, of Fairmont,
has accepted position as stenog-
fapher for C. M. Elliott & Co.. at
Meadowville.
Maxine Lippman has been canvass
ing the city for Seigel Cooper Co.,
New York, left last night for Philip
pr. The citizens of the county should
not patronize these mail order houses
but do their trading with the home
merchants who advertise in the home
papers
Mr. and Mrs Will Goodwin were
visiting Mrs. Goldwins parents at
Ieadowville Saturday and Sunday.
Sherman Polling, teacher of the 7th
grade at this place, spent Sunday at
his home in Philippi.
Miss Flo Griffin, one of the high
school teachers, was in Moundsville |
and Wheeling visiting friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Vipuesney was in
Philippi the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Al. A. Stalnaker the latter part of last
week. She returned home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Mcvicker,, of
this city spent Sunday at the home of
their parents in Volga.
Wamie Corley, of Weaver, was in
our city the latter part of the week, !
getting some dental work done.
Atty. M H. King, of Elkins, who
has been at Charleston on business
matters passed through our city Fri
day enroute home.
Ed. Grim, of Philippi, passed thru
our city Friday morning enroute to
Elkins on business matters.
Hoyt Nestor, who has been in Fair
mont visiting friends for come time,
passed through the city Friday last,
enroute to Hambleton
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