Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-09-03


Junior Saturday and big time 10 antici-
pated. The program will be found in
another column of this paper
DR.. H. w. Daniels and W. H. Collier,
of Elkins, passed through the city Tues
day enroute to Clarksburg TO attend the
races.
DR.. Robert Durham, of Beemis. is here
the guest his father, J.. A. Durham.
Floyd Teter WIS at Philippi last Fri
day on business matters.
G. w Rector, who was confined to his
room for several DAYS, has recovered and
10 now able to be at his duties again.
Rev. Ramsey, of Newburg was the
guest OF Prof. A. B. Cornwell and family
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Thomas, who
haye been in Bellngton for the past two
weeks, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. E..
Rinehart, have returned to their home in
Pennsylvania.
Mrs A. E. Rinehart left Monday even
ing for visit to relatives and friends at
Weston end Buckhannon.
Miss Kate Walters, OF Philippi, who
has been the pleasant guest of DIR. and Mrs.
j. w. Strother, has re turned home.
Miss Grace Smoot, of Eewberg, who
was in the city last week the guest of
Profand Mrs, A. B. Cornwall, has return
ed home.
F. A. Parsons, OF Beverly. passed
through the city yesterday for Meriden,
where he goes on business matters.
Mr.. Harrison, superintendent of the
mines at Weaver was in Belington yester-
day on business. Mr.. Harrison informs
us that business is lively at his town.
The Progressive will have correspond
emit at that place in the conrse of week
or so who will give US the news.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luzader, delight
fully entertained at their home Saturday
evening August 10Th. A party IN honor
of their nephew. Harold Ross. The eve
ming was plesently spent in various games.
At late hour delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were: Misses
Eva Goss, Blanche Stoneking, Bessie
Moore, Stella Yoak, Ethel Taylor, Vada
Williamson and Golda Keller. Messers.
Kirk Ware, Leland and Merrill Gamer,
Lydia Goss, Porter Taylor, Cecil Forney
and Harold Ross. At the usual hour the
guests departed after thanking the host
ess for plesent evening spent.
Mrs. Harry Shepherd, OF Akron, O.. is
here the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Coontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McVicker. are
visiting Mr.. MCVickers parents at Volga
this week.
There is billed for the Grand Theatre,
in this city tomorrow night, Friday, one
OF the best that will ever be produced in
Belington for a long time, that OF Kieines
production of "Quo Yadis." The editor
of this paper has seen the picture several
months ago and we think that it is the
best along this line that we have ever
witnessed. The costumes are gorgeous
and the staging is something excellent
Manager Casey is expecting a large crowd.
Frank A. RobDin sshow arrived here Sun
day morning from Philippi, where they
had performed the day before and set
up their outfit across the river in the bot
tom. Monday morning large crowd
came IN from the country district and by
the time the parade took place the streets
were lined with visitors. A performance
was given in the afternoon to fair sized
audience. also at night large crowd was
in attendance.
When Robbins circus was ready to de-
part for Parsons last tuesday morning
they found themselves minus part OF the
side wall of their tent, and it is supposed
that some of the small boys of the city
purlolned the same. The officials have
been on the watch for the missing side
wall and if it is found IN the possession OF
any of the youngsters in the city they
will be learned lesson they won't soon
forget.
There will be festival at Hunters
Fork, y. B. Church Saturday evening
Sept. 9th.
The one held there some weeks ago
was decided success and this will be as
good so it is reported. Many are plan
ming to attend.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Shinn and guests OF
Fairmout, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrbough
and Mr.. and Mrs Walter McCloud are at
Rich Mountain on a camping trip. They
will be absent several DAYS yet and no
doubt the men folks will return home la
den down with squirrels and other game
as the season is now in.