Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-08-20

1nlS CITY IdsJ saturday ana SUNDAY look
ing after business interests.
Rev. w. G. Ware, OF Terra Alta, was
in the county the latter part of the week,
having been called here by the death of
Mrs Deliah Edmond, which occurred last
week, burial taking place at Trinity
Church Friday morning at 10 90 O'Clock
While in BeliDgton Rev. Ware made our
office pleasant call.
Lindel Baker has accepted position
as clerk in Diiley & Braggs store.
E. sturm OF Parsons passed through
here Sunday on his way to Buckhannon.
Atty. b. NJ. Hoover, Of Elkins. Of the
law firm Of Talbot & Hoover, passed
through Belington Tuesday enroute to
Grafton on legal business
Luther Morris, formerly Of this place,
but now OF Elkins, conductor on the
Coal x Coke into Charleston, was in bel
ington Tuesday circulating among friends.
Mrs. r. 0 Phillips and daughter, Vir-
ginia returned home today from Davis,
where they have been visiting since Sat
urday.
Miss Susie McGill, OF Eikins, passed
through Belington Saturday enroute to
Grafton for visit over Sunday with
fIiends.
Ben M Wilson, OF PhiIippi, was pas
senger on the Sunday train for Eikins,
where he spent the day.
Mrs. Icie Barron, OF Grafton, passed
through our city Sunday enroute to FL
kius 70 be the guest OF friends,
DR. A. FL. Woodford was called to Ell
kins Monday to render medical assistance
to Billy Cobb, son of Capt. and Mrs. w
Tf. Cobb.
Walter McVicker was at Simpson the
first of The week ON business matters
While out with his car last Sunday night
he had considerable trouble with his
tires, SO it was reported and it became
necessary for him to be detained out on
the road quite length of time.
Isaac Lazarus left the first of the week
for Baltimore where he goes to purchase
his fall stock of goods. He will be alb
sent about ten days
Harry Warden and Grant Smith, OF
Thomas, were among those who attend
ed the burial services here over the re-
mains of Lemon Davis
Noah Parks. of Philippi, was in the
city Monday on business matters.
Miss Carol Thompson, who has for
some time been an employee of The Pro-
gressive, has resigned her position and
gone to Gassaway, where she will remain
on weeks vacation. afterwhich she will
return home and attend school here this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elery Randolph who
have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jar
Wis. left for their home in Columbus, O.,
Monday morning.
Hickman Right, who has been in Penn
sylvania for several months is here the
guest of friends.
Mrs. A. R. Accord and son, Frederic, of
Grafton spent Sunday here the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Augusta Umbach.
Misses Curtis and May Correll, of Phil
ippi were Sunday guests OF the Misses
Umbach.
Misses Rachel and Elva Correl and
Messrs Virgil Strader and John Smith, of
Philippi motored to Belington Sunday in
Mr. Strader's car
F. II. Prondfood, OF Valley was in
town Monday on business.
Austin Hathaway, OF Route one was in
the city on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, of Buckhan-
. non and Mrs @. T. McWhorter. of Red
lands, Cal, are here the guest OF Mr.. mad
Mrs. Grant Graham and Mrs. Columbia
Hinkle.
Miss Esther Williams, OF Buckhan non,
is here the guest of Miss Pearl Post.
DIR. @. Harry, of Elkins, was a passen-
ger on the evening train Tuesday enroute
to Parkersburg to attend the fair and
races.
r. E. Watson, Of Philippi, OF the law
firm OF Straubly q Watson, leaves today
for business trip to Charleston and Gin
clnnati, Ohio. He informs the Progress
i've that he will probably be absent about
week.
The many friend OF Sam FL Mclean, OF
this county, will be glad to learn that
he is progressing nicely at Clay Court
House, Clay county, v here he is lcashier
OF the Clay County Bank Being a per-
sonal friend Of the editor, we are glad to
learn of hiss success.
Mrs. Phil Daugherty, OF Eikins, was
passenger on the Tuesday afternoon tram,
enroute to Fairmont, where she was cali
ed by the illness of her brother
w, II. Green, OF Weaver, was bust
ness visitor in Belington Tuesday.
Mrs f. Fl. Buzzell, Of Elkins, passed
through our city Tuesday enroute to Par
keTsbuTg, where she will Wait her dauQh-
ter, Mrs. j. 5. Sidweil, who is ILL.,