Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-09-10
Local News Notes.

ppl the latter part OF last week.
James Kochenlerfer and B. M. Hoover,
of Elkins, were among those who attend
ed the meeting of the Senatorial commit
tee at Philippi last Thursday.
Our friend ] d. Thacker is one among
our many new subscribers this week. He
is we'll read gentleman and says he de-
sire to keep posted on local events
G. H Odbert was at Elkins the latter
part of last week between trains seeing
cid friends.
H. D. Martin, of Chicago, floor mana
ger of the Carson, Perez Scott q Co., was
here the latter part of last week the guest
of his cousin Prof. Cornwell
c. H. Dent left the latter part of last
week for visit to relatives and friends
at Huntington, W. Va, and points in
Ohio.
G. H. Proditt attended the races in
Clarksburg last week and reports good
time.
Mrs. DR.. Parry and children, of this
city and Miss Haskins, of Florida, were
visiting friends and relatives in Elkins
the latter part of last week.
Mrs Clara Dudley of Parsons, was the
over Sunday guest OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. B.
Moore, at Mountain View Fruit Farm =
@. M. and G. O. Right are having con-
structed on their farm, three miles from
the city, on eighty ton silo. They are
building it on solid rock foundation and
will be completed in the course of few
days. These gentleman are making
number of improvements in and around
their property and will farm very extern
sively next year.
II. r. Bloom, of Wheeling, commercial
agent for the Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany, was in Belington the latter part of
last week looking after the interests of
his company.
Smart and exclusive millinery at most
reasonable nrices are now being ahown at
The Style Shop of Miss NJ E. Clothier,
Belington, w Va. (Ad.)
Mrs. A. E Dittman, of Wheeling, sis
Ter to MIR. O. H. Odbert, who has been
spending some time here, was his guest
at the Hotel Luzerne for the past few
days.
I'd. Custer, OF Pittsburgh, who built
the Hotel Luzerne at this place, was here
last week, the guest of his sister, Mrs A.
Umbach.
Noah Parks, of Philippi, was business
visitor in Belington the latter part of last
week.
] B. Moore, went to Philippi last Fri
dsv to qualify as registrar. While he is
a Republican, we believe that he will
rNfz~ a Hon los /
have E. A, Coontz to watch his actions
if necessary.
Miss Flora Greynods, of Beverly, who
was attending the teachers institute at
Buckhannon last sweek, passed Through
BeliLgton Saturday enroute home.
Elias Cross, OF Junior was in town Satur-
day evening on business matters
Ira Dadisman, of Hall, who was one of
the speakers at the Sunday School picnic
at Jnnior Saturday, passed through the
city Saturday enroute home.
]. w Dadisman, of this city was at
Eikins on business matters last Saturday
The United Brethren Conference is in
session at Grafton this week and there
was large attendance. Elias Gross, of
Junior was one among those from this
section In attendance.
Ara. A. E Rinehart who spent several
dave with relatives at Buckhannon and
Weston, has returned home.
Your attention is ca led to the various
advertisements in this issue of the Pro
gressive. We recommend them to you
Patronize the people that patronize us is
one of our motto's,
Smart and exclusive millinery at most
reasonable prices are now being shown at
The Sly Shop of Miss NJ L. Clothier,
Belington, W. Va. (Ad. J
Atty. w. 7. Ice, of PhiIippi, was one
among the speakers at the Sunday School
picnic held at Junior last Saturday.
Fred Hill, of Sugar Creek, was in the
city, Saturday the guest OF his nephew
hurry Hill.
Tom Sherman, of Fairmont, was
business visitor in the city Saturday
T. Nj. Polling, of Route l, was in BEL
ington Saturday looking after business
interests and circulating among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jarvis were visit
ing his mother who has been complain
ing for few days. They returnen to
their home in Simpson Monday, where
be is electrical engineer,
4 Lazarus left Sunday evening for a
weeks stay at Baltimore and Philadelphia,
where he goes to purchase his fall stock
of goods for the gents department OF his
store.
Z Clark Ice, of Eikins, was in Being
ton Sunday evening mingling with num-
erous friends.
Mrs. Dora Gall, OF Philippi, was the
guest of friends in our city last week.
R. Chaffee, OF Elkins, accompanied by
his daughters the Misses Ruth and lisa
belle, Marcelus Hanley and Alene Sand
erson, motored over to this city last Fri
day and were the guests of the Hotel
Luzerine.
F. A. and Fred Holsburry, OF Elkins,
were in the city Saturday on business