Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-09-24
Local News Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Drisco Hill and baby OF sugar
Creek. were the guest of Mrs. isabelle
Harvey Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Maude Hambleton, of Dent, was
the guest of friends and relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Porter Stalnaker and little son
Me-. who have been visiting her brother
Jerry Harvey of Dunlevie for the past
week returned home Saturday.
Misses Mae Moore Flossie ard Ada
Workman who have been spending their
vacation at Glady returned home Monday
evening.
Joy Hill of Sugar Creek was here Sun
day the guest OF his cousin Haynes Hill
Mr.. and Mrs Worth Hines, children
and Miss Ethel Taylor, were visiting
relatives in Junior Sunday.
Don't forget the opening at M E. Cloth
ier's Tuesday, Wednesday and thursday.
Miss Nellye Umbach left Tueaday for
Waynesburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sell Harris, OF Elkins
were visiting in BelIngton first OF the
week.
Miss Ola Dooley, OF Buckhannon was
here over Sunday the guest OF her sister,
Miss Nora
city Monday evening.
Mrs William Jarvis who has been visit
ing with her daughter at Elkins for few
weeks has returned to her home.
A. Moore left Saturday for Arden where
he goes to visit his son-in-Iaw, s. d. Fell
ton.
w. B. Rector, of the Fish and Game
Wardens office, who has been indisposed
for several days is at his desk again.
Wanted men to act az Detectives and
Representatives Experience not neces-
sary We equip and instruct you how.
This is not correspondence school, but
bonded, bona fde licensed Agency
Address Department 30" Box 4S0,
Wheeling, West Virginia"
]. ]. Polling, of Calhoun, one of the
progressive merchants of that section and
urday and made our office very pleas
ant call, renewing his subscription for
another year. Mr.. Polling informed us
that he was enjoying good trade
Officer Harp, of the Coal & Coke Rail-
road, with headquarters at Elkins and
Charleston, was in Belington on business
matters the latter part OF the week
Tom Foy, formerly an employe OF the
Western Maryland, but now with the
Coal & Coke, and located at Gassaway,
was in Belington the latter part OF the
week. returning to his duties from two
weeks vacation.
Miss Ruby Tucker, of Plant City,
Florida is the guest OF Miss Jessie Teter
this week.
James F. Chenoweth, our genial
plumber, has removed his shop and office
from the TIbbets building on Brown Ave,
to the basement of the First National
Bank Building, where he is now located
in more commodious quarters. Jim"
says moving is the hardest part of the
plumbing business.
All kinds of smart styles at M. E
Clothier's in Millinary.
Mrs. M. E Scott, was at Buckhannon,
over Sunday the guest of Frank Scott.
Mrs. T. j. Longstreth, was the over
Sunday guest at Bucknannon, of her
sister.
Julius Caplinger, OF near Elkins, one OF
the staunch Democrats of Randolph
county, was in Belington Saturday en-
route home from Sutton, where he had
been in attendance at the biennial CON
vention of the A. o. U W. Mr.. Caplipg-
er informed us that the meeting was a
very interesting one and that there wrs a
large attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Green and baby accomp-
anied by Miss AIMS Mcdonald, of Junior,
were the guest OF Mrs Richard Harvey,
Tuesday.
o. H. Grant Rinehart, the Mayor oil
Abbott, was in the city Tuesday on bust
ness
Mrs. ]. L Jenkins, OF Knottsville, met
with very painful accident last Satur-
day, falling and breaking a limb. She
was taken to Philippi Tue. day for treat
ment.
H. D Martin, OF Moatsville, spent Sun
day in Belington with friends. He was
guest a, the Hotel Luzerene
j. L. Blackman, of Casksburg, was
here on business matters Monday
James F. Ward, of Buckhannon, was
circulating among friends and ~acquaint-
ances here Monday
5. W: Young, of Buckhannop, was
circulating among friends here the first
OF the week.
j. P. White and ]. w. Green, of Elk.
ms, were here on business matters the
latter part of last week.
A Mrs Wanless, of Whtmer, Randolph
county, who was formerly a patient in
the hospital at Weston, but who had
been sent home for some time,s was re-
turned to the institution Wednesday
morning, she having become worse. She
was accompanied by two nurses
Paxton w. Scott, Of Beverly, was a
visitor in our city Wednesday morning.
Atty. B. M. Hoover, Of Ekins, was at
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