Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-06-17
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J. H. Bennett, of Route 4 was here
| today on business.
Mrs. G. D. Griffin was visiting
friends in Buckhannon over Sunday
William Scrimgeour was in Philippi
Tuesday on business.
Clyde Douglas, of Buckhannon is in
the city visiting friends and relatives.
Geo. E. Talbot was at Weaver one
day last week on business matters.
Harry Ryan, Div. Storekeeper, of
Elkins was in town on business be-
tween trains on Monday.
Charley Hankey and wife, of Ell
kins were in town on last Saturday
visiting his brother and sister, Harry
and Belle.
Porter Ware, of Route 2, left Mon
day morning for Fairmont where he
will attend a six weeks term of the
dlTI1Ont lNOTfIldl OcIlOOl.
Mrs. Louisa Polling, of Route 2, was
in town over Sunday visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Ware and H. H.
Hankey.
Miss Belle Hankey left on Monday
morning for Buckhannon where she
will attend the commencement exer-
cises of the Wesleyan College.
Miss Pansy Hankey returned home
today from Buckhannon, after having
completed both business and normal
course at Wesleyan.
Delbert Price is making some i'm
provements about his home, in the way
of roofing his house, etc.
Rev. H. K. Meyer and family stop
ped off here Monday on their way to
Elkins where they will visit Mr..
Meyers parents.
Stop wearing that wool hat. Buy a
straw at Lazarus & Sons. (Adv.
w. Criss left here Monday to at
tend the funeral Of Hugh Marcus in
Preston County, who died of appendi-
citis at Fairmont.
C. w. Wilson has opened up first
class Barber Shop on Brown Ave.,west
side near Bridge. The patronage of
the public is solicited. (Adv.
Luke Boyles, the constable, of Phil
ippi was here Saturday and perhaps
married the happiness of a newly
welded couple, by taking them to
town to answer to the voice of JUS
tice.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. McCamey, of
Haywood, w. Va, are here this week
visiting friends Their many friends
here are glad to see them back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Teter and son,
ofBayard came here in their new car,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Teter
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. H. H Schofield and daughters,
Murilla and Martha, who have been
here about ten days visiting returned
to their home at haywood last Fri
day
Mrs. Roy Hillyard, Of Laurel Hill
and her sister, Mrs. Coberly, Of Mont
rose were in. the city Wednesday.
Rev. f. G. Radabaugh and Rev.
Oliver Stoneking left this morning
for Salem, to attend the institute of
.. B. Conference, of Northern District
and while there will stay over Sun
day for dedication of church.
Fred Yoek returned home Wednes-
day from. Huntington where he has
been attending school.
Rev. John Bolton and daughter,
Pauline of Sistersyille are here visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. b
Bolton on High st.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moore of the Mt
View Fruit Farm left Wednesday
night for Elkins to visit friends ant
relatives.
Jos. L. johnson, of Meadowville
one of Barbour County's substantial
citizens was here on business one da.
last week. Mr.. johnson is gettins
: up in years and is trying to quit tn
mercantile business.
Geo. B. Skidmore and Chas. W
Williamson, who were among tn
e number at the Cleveland w. O. W
r rally say that the occasion was great
They feel they are better woodme
by being there.
t See those new parasols at Lazaru