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

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Misses Ethel and Hazel Hall, who
have been the guests OF their Aunt, Mrs.
S. T Keller for several days left Friday
morning for their home in Ravenswood.
H. III. Schofield, wife and daughter, who
now reside at Deer Greek, Pocahontas
county, returnrd to Beington Saturday
to attend the funeral of Lemon Davis.
They returned to their home Wednesday.
Mrs. n S. Gladewell, of lambert Pa
was here the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j.
O. Rineharl few days last week.
J. E. Keyser, daughter, Mary Monica,
and Miss Dorothy Jones were in Fair
mont Saturday III Mr.. Keyser's auto
CIR Keller, OF our city has accepted
position as clerk in @. NJ Eliott's & Co.'S
store at this place. Mr. Keller is we'll
known through the county and there lie
not the least doubt but that he will draw
considerable trade for this firm. He en-
tered upon the discharge OF his dutieslast
Saturday.
n T. Hall, OF EIkins passed through
our city laat Saturday enroute to Morgan
town to visit his brother who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
He reports his brother much improved.
DIR T. W. Bosworth, of Philippi, pass
ed through Belington Saturday enroute
from. a trip to Elkius and Beverly.
Sandy Fisher, one Of the prominent
merchants OF Kerns, Randolph county,
was passenger on the Western Mary
land Saturday.
Gordon Ramsey and family, of Philip
pi, spent Saturday and Sunday in Beling-
ton with relatives and friends.
Sanford Graham, cashier of the Traders
National Bank, at Buckhannon and wife,
were in BeIington Sunday the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Graham.
Geo. M Kittle, editor OF the Philippi
Republican and also the republican cam
didate for the legislature, was in Beling-
ton between trains Sunday.
A. H. Delany. the we'll contractor of
our city, was at Petersburg, Grant county
this week on business matters.
Among our new subscribers this week
are ]. S. Keller and c. R. Keller of the
city and w G. Hart, OF EIkwater The
people are coming right along and renew
ing their subscription. Are you among
the list?
Morgan McVicker, who is working at
Tygarts Junction spent Sunday at home.
John Polling, of Meadowville was here
last week the guest of his son, Henry
Polling.
William Ridgway, road foreman in
Barker District was here Saturday on
business
e. A. Hunt, of Stringtown was here
Saturday on business errand.
A. G Hathaway, past thru here Mon
day on his way home on Route2.
James and Mack Right left here Mon
day for Carksburg where they will erect
a dwelling.
Mr.. Halter, of the Peoples Hdwe,, and
Furniture Co, of Elkins was a business
visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley, OF Huntington
are here the guest of the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FELTON,, Mrs. Wiley
was formerly Miss Grace Felton,.
W. G. Hart, Of Elkwater, Randolph
county, was in Belington on Saturday
enroute to Sugar Greek to visit his aunt,
glrs. Sarah Smith Cam" as he 8
familiarity known to his intimate friends,
is well read man, and in order to keep
up With events in Barbour county, order.
ed The Progressive sent to his address.
Lee j. Kelley, of Lee Bell, one of the
sterling democrats OF that section, was o
business visitor in Belington Saturday.
Thomas Phillips, son of Cicero Phillips
has been confined to his home for about
two weeks with typhoid fever He is re.
ported some better at the present
Capt. F. p Rease made trip up the
Tygarts Valley in his new Saxon last
week. The Captain reports that this new
car OF his is giving entire satisfaction.
j. T. Chenoweth, the plumber, who
has been at Philiqpi for the past two
weeks, has returned to Belington.
r. L. Tallman was at PhilippI FRIDAY
evening on business matters.
Lew Keim, OF Elkins, one of the lead
ers Of the Bull Moosers, - was passsn-
ger on Friday night train enroute home
from Buckhannon where he had been
attending the 18th Senatorial District
convention Atty. j. w. Downs was
nominated and will be led to the sIaugh-
ter this fall
DR.. 9. A. Terry, now Of Washington,
D, O., formerly Of this place, who has
been spending some weeks here left this
week for his home. He reports he en-
joyed the visit to our city and would IN
all PROBABILITY return again next year.