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

Steve Joyce, one OF the progressive
merchants of Harding, was here on
business matters Saturday morning.
d. B. Martin, OF Elkins, passed through
the city Saturday morning enroute to
Clarksburg and other points, on basiness
matters.
f. l.. Coontz, one of the substantial res
idents OF Route A. was business visitor
in Belington Saturday.
Chas. L. Steele, OF Philippi, was visit
or in Belington short time Saturday,
enroute home from the "home-coming"
event at Elkins. He like others reports
good time.
E. d. Coontz, one OF our brilliant
young men, has gone to Hambeton
where he will teach school this winter
He will keep posted on events IN the
county by having the Progressive sent
to his address.
NJ. L. Stemple, manager of G. M. Ell
liott & Co.'S. store at this place, spent
several DAYS in Elkins last week, return
home Sunday morning.
All shades OF hair switches from $l.50
to $3.50 NJ E. Clothier's.
Mrs. Charles Matilda, of Oil City, Pa,
who has been for several days the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hunt, has return
ed to her home.
Mrs. Sue Strother- Ferguson, Of Hal
comb, is here the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Walter Crisis
G. o. Nelson and family, OF Ravens
wood, are in the city this week the guest
of relatives and friends,
G. w Ayres is now the possessor of a
Ford automobile, having purchased the
car of Ross Kidder.
N. G. Keim, OF Elkins, progressive can
didate for Congress from the End Con-
gressional district, passed through Beling-
ton Sunday enroute to Wheeling on bus
ness matters.
Roy Keller has moved into the Rosen-
berger property on West Howard Street.
Belington nights OF Pythias are pre-
pairing to go to Phiippi Friday night to
attend the Institution OF a new lodge by
the Grand Lodge OF w Va. Many prom
inent Pythians will be present.
John Wilmoth, of Glade was seeing
our merchants Tuesday and was laying in
supply Of "eatings' for winter.
Arley Polling OF Meadowvile was city
visitor Tuesday.
Henry Mcmahon, Walter McVick er
and Melvin Keller took supper with
Atty Muegrave about six miles out OF
town Saturday night The trouble was
elbow out" ,"Bob" Robinson went to
the rescue.
Marvin and Thurman Phillip, of Glade
were visiting Samuel Keller Thursday
and Friday.
Arta Shomo passed through here Mon
dav on bis way to Buckhannon where he
expects to enter Wesleyan College.
Don't forget to leave your order for a
front lace corset with M. E. Clothier.
Born unto Mr. and Mrs Thamer Griffith
last Saturday night, son.
Mrs. A. H Skidmore and grandson,
Bernie Phillips, of Trumbull Co. Ohio,
are visiting Mrs. Margaret Scott.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Bragg Sunday and left big
girl.
Miss Ruth Wolfe, of Ravenswood
stopped off here for few days last week
with Mrs. Omer G. Thompron. Miss
Wolf was on her way to Wildell where
she expects to teach
Willie Coontz' is remodeling his home
on High Street
Fred Yoak left Wednesday morning
for Huntington where he will enter Mar
shall College Fred will take special
work this year.
Miss Bess Trahern was in Elkins this
week shopping.
Ray Wilson left here this week for
Marshall College where he expects to
take up special work.
Martin Stemple was seeing" a ball
game at Simpson Sunday.
R. Shelton of Gassaway will be moving
into Belington soon. He is the regular
conductor on the G. & G.
s. P. Dilley of Hendricks was the guest
of his partner J. A Bragg Sunday.
Sam Jones and Braxton Durrett Of
Route 3 were city visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Porter Stalnaker and little sor
Neil left last week for Durbin where
they will visit her brother Jerry Harvey
formally of this place.
Go. Nilsson and family of Ravens
wood are the guestof Mr.. and Mrs. V
B. Robinson this week.
Miss Kiturah Ridgeway of Route 8
was a business visitorin the city Wednes
day.
Tom Fitzwater and wife left ON the
afternoon train Saturday for Philippi
where they spent Sunday with Mrs. Fitz'
waters grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A
linn.
Miss Pansy Hankey of this place ant
Miss Clara Smith of East Liverpool, Obi
left Monday for Buckhannon where the.
will enter Wesleyan College for the com
ing year.
w. H. Burkett, foreman of the w. M
, Shops at Belington accompanied by hi