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

grams. Prof Wilhelm f. Hauff, of Elk
ins is also expected to add some musical
numbers to the program.
Rev. F. g. Radapaugh was at Clarks-
burg the latter part OF last week where he
went on business connected with the Y.
B. Church. He returned home Sunday
Rev. Griffin and daughter. Miss Flo,
were at Buckhannon Friday and hatur-
day. where they were called ON account
of Mr.. Griffin. Word is to the effect that
he is suffering with fever.
Richard Burk, formerly OF this place,
who holds position with the Standard
Oil Company, was in Belington the latter
part OF the week on business matters. He
is now living at Swanton, Md.
Windfeld Moore was at Philippi o.
business matters last Friday.
E. D. Coontz, who is teaching at HAM
bleton, came home Saturday moring and
remained mere nutil Sunday noon.
Mrs f. p. Rease, who has been sick
for few days, owing to the hard "trip
coming from Philadelphia in their auto
mobile is very much better.
Elihue Phares, of Valley Bend, was in
our city Saturday morning enroute to
Grafton on business matters.
All shades of hair switches from $3.50
to So So M E. Clothier's.
G. W. Gall aud daughter, of Philippi,
passed thru our city Friday night last
enroute to Beverly where Miss Gall will
teach school this winter
Harry Reid has resigned as travelling
salesman for Kane 4 Keyser Hardware
Company and has been succeeded by Mr..
A r. Parrish. Mr.. Parrish is succeeded
by Mr.. w. B. Gall; these changes went
into effect Monday. Mr. Gall started on
his first trip Tuesday. These Young men
are good hardware statesmen and the man
agement feels confident of their success.
Mrs Hunt, mother of Prof E A Hunt,
ia duite sick at her home on Pike st.
A J. Stalnaker has moved from his
residence on Beverly Street to the prop
erty OF FL. A. Mcmahon ON Brown Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Holbert, of
Valley Bend were visiting in the city
Sunday.
D. ]. Taft, of Phiiippi was in Belington
Sunday, returning home from Talbot
School House, where he had attended
aud participated in the program at the
Sunday school rally.
Don't forget to leave your order for a
front lace corset with NJ. E. Clothier.
Mr. and Mrs G L Mccoy, of Cottage
vile, who were IN our city several days
the latter part of last week and this, left
Tuesday for their home after very
pleasant visit with their daughter, Mrs.
II. d. Thompson.
]. l.. Ramsey, CT Route 4, was in our
city Monday on business matters and
make our office a pleasant call.
]. H. Gamer, is out on Route this
week visiting his daughter.
l.. CBowman is one among our new
subscribers this week in Beington
Wilbur Forney is now able to be out
again after very bad accident which was
caused from trying to perform an imposs-
| ible feat. Last Saturday he was trying to
ride his bicycle as fast as his brother
could run, but sdeciding life was tame
tried to cline telephone pole with his
"bike"
w. B. Baker is In the lower end of the
county looking after his POLITICAL inter-
ests there.
/ Miss Kathaline Curry was the guest Of
relatives in Parsons last week she return
ed Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Edna Roger who was
/ nr hnr RI -har oh, fo
tending school.
Have you had your measure taken for
a suit or cost by M. E. Clothier?
Mr.. and Mrs German England, OF
Route 3 were business visitors in the city
Saturday.
Frank Coontz, daughter, Mrs. Harry
| Shepherd and grandson, Frank Cotrill
were the guest of relatives in Elkins last
week
Atty. B. w. Taylo of Elkins, passed
through our city Sunday enroute to King
wood where he goes to take dispositions
in law suit.
c. O. Summers, who has position at
Eiklns, spent Sunday in Belington with
his family.
F. L. Dennison aud wife, OF Evansville
who have been visiting relatives and
friends at EIkins for several days, passed
| through our city Sunday enroute home.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. c. Rosenberger spent
Sunday with relatives and friends at
Elkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz, OF Thomas, were
visitors in our city Monday evensDg
Mr. Lantz is auditor of the Buxton &
Landstreet Co, and had been to Dart
moor and Weaver on business for his
company.
Atty. G. w Maxwell, of EIkins, pass
ed through our city Tuesday morning for
Philippi, where he had business before
circuit court.
Atty. J. w. Hartman, OF Parsons and
M. FL. King, of Elkins, commissioner in
Bankruptcy, passed through the city
Tuesday enroute to Weston where they
went on legal business.
J. w. Terrell was at Clarksburg the