Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-09-17

A. Wolverton, Of Philippi, was in the
city Monday on business matters.
B. w. squires and son Orvil, OF Par
sous, were in our city Wednesday.
We have solicitor around in the city
this week collecting subscriptions. We
trust that all of our subscribers will have
their dollar ready when she calls on them.
II there is any error in your accounts let
us know and we will correct same.
N. Hall, of Elkins, passed through
our city Wednesday morning enroHte to
Philippi on business matters.
Porter Lovett, one Of the hustling
travelling statesmen for the Kane & Key.
ser Hdw. Co., was in the lower end OF
county Wednesday on business matters
Riley Harper, of Elkins, was in Beling.
ton Wednesday.
Z. K. Hovermale, Of Hendricks and J..
d. Bedford, deputy sheriff of Tucker
county, passed through our city Tuesday
enroute to Clarksburg on business mat
tiers.
Miss Pearl Post. niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Graham, left Tuesday for Buck.
harmon, where she will enter school.
Mrs. Beulah Leonard, Of Beverly, who
has been visiting relatives at Grafton, re-
turned home Tuesday noon.
We regret exceedingly to note the seri-
GUS illness of Mrs. Fanny Zirkte, who re-
sides on Route /, near the residence of
Taylor George. She is suffering with
brain fever and is being given the best of
medical attention.
Floyd Mcdonald, OF Elkins, who has
been at Washington the latter part OF last
week attending meeting OF the End Con-
gressional Democratic Committee, passed
through our city Tuesday enroute home.
He was made chairman Of the campaign
committe.
VIM. CAVITY, of Cumberland, Nd, an
engineer on the 3rd Division was a bust
ness visitor in Belington Tuesday,
Harry Martin, Of Elkins, purchasing
agent for the Coal & Coke railroad, was
in Belington on business matters Tuesday
morning.
Leland Kittle. of Beverly was here
Tuesday enroute to Philippi on business
matters.
Have you had your measure taken for
suit or cost by M. E. Clothier?
Col. W. Fl. Mabie, of Mabie, was q
business visitor in our city tbs first of the
week.
Frank Stout, of Montrose, was in Bel.
ington Wednesday morning on business
matters
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Bolton, and several
friends motored to Elkins last Saturday
night where they witnessed the parade
winch closed the homecoming event.
We have been requested by the fire
department to announce to the public
that the proper way to sound the fire
whistle is tn first turn on the gas valve
near the ground and then there will be
no trouble whatever in manipulating the
whietle.
wanted men to act as Detectives and
Representatives Experience not neces-
sary. We equip and instruct you how.
This is not correspondence school, but
a bonded, bona fde licensed Agency.
Address Department 20" Box 480,
Wheeling, West Virginia"
w. 7. Curry leaves today for Jenning-
ston, where he goes on busineaa mattera,
d. G. Hughs, architect of Buckhannon.
was in our city the first OF the week.
H. v. Weathers, OF Grafton, represent
ing the American Tobacco Co., was in
our city today interviewing our merch-
ants.
John Burley, one Of the prominent
business Inen Of Davis, was in Belington
this morning enroute to Morgantown.
Misses Mae Moore, Flossie and Ada
Workman left Wednesday for Elkins
and other points where they will epend
their vacation.
]. A. Bragg attended the Buckhannon
fair several days last week. He reports q
good time.
Mrs. Hayse Cotrill, who has been visit.
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Coontz, for the past week returned. to hel
home in Clarksburg today.
A. Lazarus returned Monday from
Baltimore and Philadelphia where he
has been purchasing his fall and winter
stock.
Atty. Gene Maxwell, of Elkins, was il
our city Wednesday on legal matters
Robert Cade who has been assisting
his brother-in-law in a coal mine neal
Weaver, passed through the city enrout,
to his home in Stringtown, Wednesday
Frank Hershman, was at Clarksburg
few days the first of the week.
Henry Booth, of Route ! was bust
| ness caller here Tuesday
Aged Lady Dead.