Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-08-27
Local News Notes.

was BUSINESS visitor in the city Monday
morning and made our office a pleasant
call, renewing his subscription for anoth
er year. Mr.. Hillyard is one of our pro
gressiye citizens and is sterling demo
crat
P. 0. Campbell is in this city this week
the guest of his father S. A Campbell.
G. Ross sKiddAr, wife and son, who
have been spending vacation touring in
their auto, report an enjoyable trip tc
New Martinsville and other Ohio Valley
points, returning last Friday
Miss Nellie Umbach spent Sunday in
Philippi the guest OF the Misses Correll
Born-Sunday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harrison. who lives about
three miles from Belington, daug hter.
Herman Wilson, OF Grafton, is the
guest of DIR. Strother this week.
Christopher Nicglow, OF Moatsyille,
was in Belington Monday on business
matters.
Prof. A. B. Cornwell was at Simpson
this week on business matters.
DR. and Mrs. Miller, Of Weaver spent
Monday in the city the guest of friends
Mrs. H. w Burkett and daughter OF
Cumberland Maryland are the guest OF
Mrs. G. ii. Dent Of Brown Ave-
Miss Edna Umbach leaves Friday for
Baltimore Maryland where she will be
the guest of Eastern shore friends, and
the first Of September will enter st. JOS
eph training school for nurses. Miss UNI
bach leaves host of friends, who regret
her leaving but wish her success.
Theodore Hornbrook Sr., of New Mar
tinsville arrived in the city Saturday eve
ming and will be the guest at the Luzerne
Hotel for few days.
Albert Wilt, the insurance man OF Ell
kins, passed through the city Monday en-
ronte to Weston on business matters.
Prof. N. g. keim, of Elkins, who has
been at Wheeling for several DAYS on
business matters, passed through Beling-
ton the first Of the week enroute home.
Miss Marie Moore, who has been visit
ing in Grafton for two weeks, returned
home Saturday.
A number Of people from here attended
the Home Department Day at Stringtown
Sunday. All reported an enjoyable
time.
Monty Hathaway was visitor here
Monday
Annie swick OF Route two was in
town visiting Sunday, accompanied by
her son. Denris Swick and her dsughter
Flossie Ware.
Miss Blanche Kidder OF Minnie, Weta-
ell County, is visiting at the home of her
brother, G. Ross Kidder on Sturmer st.
w. T. Gary, of Charlestown, was bus
mess visitor in Belington Tuesday.
Miss Baughman, of Berryburg. is here
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hawkins.
S. M. ID Coontz, one Of the substantial
citizens OF Route 4 was in Belington Tnes-
day.
Mr.. Harrison, sperintendent of the
mines at Weaver, was business visitor
here Tuesday
Charles NJ Murphy, prominent at
torney of the county seat, was here on
legal business in Squire Corrick's court
Tuesday.
Frank w. Glenn, deputy game warden.
OF Parsons, was here Tuesday morning.
Capt.. F. P. Rease and J.. E. K eyser
left Monday for Cleveland, Ohio. where
they go on business matters. They will
return via automobile today.
Harper Polling from Hendricks was
here visiting his Aunt Mrs. E. Coffman
last week.
Belle Hankey. chief operator OF the
Bell Telephone Co, is away on her
vacation
Dick" Harvey spent Sunday with his
family on SerpelI Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs R. G. Haskins, of Win
for Haar A., l. Z
DR.. and Mrs Pierce
d. N. Wilcox and F c. Shiflet, of Ell
kins, were in Belington Monday even
ing on business matters.
r. Mccoy, OF Volga, was here Satur
day on business matters
W. P. Fisher, of Charleston. was a
Sunday visitor in our city and was guest
at the Luzerne hotel,
Mr.. and Mrs S. l.. Brooks and Miss
Gertrude Thompson, Of this city and
Miss Gertrude Trial. of Fairmonf were
the very pleasant guest of Mr. G. II. Cd
bert at the Luzerne Hotel for luncheon
last Sunday
R. S. Reid, of Morgantown, was here
on business matters the first of the week
James Harvey, who has been at Mill
burn, va, Tor few days looking after q
location for tonsorial parlor, returned
to Belington today. He reports that pros
poets are not very good and that he las
decided not to locate in the place
Harry Tolbard. who conducts first
class pool and billiard hall at Elkins,
passed through our city Monday evening
enroute home from Clarksburg, where he
had been on business matters
Albert Saffel and family, of Elkins
were visiting here Sunday.
Lee Corley Of Weaver was here on bus
iness Monday.
There will soon be plenty music in the
air as the band-boys have decided to re-
organize and will meet in the Mayors
Office tonight for that purpose.