Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-10-15
Local News Notes.

was in Belington the latter part OF the
week on business matters.
Mrs. Geo l.. Elbon, of Elkins, passed
through our city the latter part of the
week enroute to Clarksburg to visit her
daughter
Mrs. W. w RYDER Of Elkins, passed
through our city Sunday enroute to Grail
ton to visit relatives. She was accomp-
anied this far by Mr.. Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee j. Sandridge, of
Meriden, we're in our city Sunday, COM
ing over in their car.
DR.. F. S. johnson and family, OF Elk
ins, were in our city Sunday evening.
They motored over.
DR.. Charles Williams and party, of
Philippi. were in Belington short time
Sunday.
W. Fl. Burkett foreman OF the w. NJ
chops, spent Sunday in Cumberland with
his family.
Elias Cross, principal of the Junior
graded school, was in Belington Saturday
on business before the board of education.
The board OF education of Barker dis
trict held meeting in our city Saturday,
which was held In the Office of the Farm
ers Supply Agency. All members ex.
cept the secretary were present and
routine matters were disposed of.
Western Maryland Agent shomo, of
Junior, was transacting business in our
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knapp, of Eklns,
were in our city the latter part of last
week the guest of relatives and friends.
w. B. Plaster and a number of friends,
were in our city Saturday, guests at the
Luzerne Hotel.
w. d. Corder, of Philippi, was in the
city Saturday looking after his political
fences
g. NJ Bowers Republican candidate
for Congress from this district, and Atty.
NJ. Fl. King, OF Elkins, were in Beling-
ton the latter part Of the week, looking
at the political situation.
Frank Wiles, Of Grafton, tor number
of years fireman on the BeIington and
Grafton division OF the B & O., passed
through the city Sunday enroute to Ran
dolph county on hunting expedition.
Walter B. Huffman was at Washington
and Philadelphia the latter part of last
week en- his vacation. While in Phila-
delphia he witnessed one game of the
Worlds base ball series.
Frank A, Rowan, of Ekins, clerk of
the county COURT passed through our city
Saturday enroute to WEIGH, Mcdowell
county, on business matters.
Atty jeff Llpscomb, of Parsons, pass
ed through our cirv Saturday enroute to
Grafton, on business matters
Miss Jessie V, Terrell, left on the morn
ing train Monday for visit of two weeks
with friends in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Almonta B. serpei, of Farmville,
Va, is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R A McCutcheon.
For sale-Cheap-A ffty-cent pipe
and half-packaqe of smoking tobacco
Apply to Ben Price, W. NJ Shops.
W. Fl. Weber, of EIkins, Forester for
the Central West Virginia Fire Protective
association, was in Belipgton Saturday
on business matters
Prof L. Friend of Charleston, snp-
erintendent of high schools of the state.
was in Belington the first OF the week on
business matters connected with his office
Mrs. Florence Yoak and daughter Miss
Stella, left MONDAY for Elkins, where
they will visit for few DAYS and go from
there to Hagerstown, Md, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Dr. Josiah Cross the we'll known
veterinarian, OF Route 4, made profession
al calls Friday and Saturday, to Junior
and Laurel Hill
g. A. Barrett, of Elklns, Deputy In
ternal Revenue Collector, was in Beling-
ton Monday on business connected with
his Office.
L. w. Robinson, left Monday for
Ciarkshurg. where he goes as delegate
to the Grand LODGE Of Odd Fellows
which is in session this week.
MI and Mrs. B. B. Rohrbough, we're
among those who attended the street fair
at Philippi last week.
]. Walter crisa, was at Philippi the
latter part Of last week looking after bust
ness matters and also attending the'street
fair
Hugh hardwood, Of Cumberland Md.
was here over Sunday, the guest OF bis
parents.
s.P. Oily, Of Hendricks, is in the