Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-04-01
loaal News Notes.

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Herbert H. Polling was at Davis
last week, the guest of his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Corder.
Prof. a. b. Cornwell and family,
OF Philippi, were in Belington Sun
day the guest Of relatives.
we are selling eggs for Is cents
Der dozen. Place your order now for
Easter-Scrimge Bros. Ad.
j. l.. Jeffries, superintendent OF the
mines at Pierce, spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city with his family.
Atty. A. M. Cunningham, OF FL
kins, passed through our city Sun
day evening enroute to Buckhannon,
but upon investigation here he found
out that there was no train to Buck
harmon from the Junction and re-
turned home on the night train.
Go to Dilleg- & Bragg for your
Easter Candy Ad.
Mrs. viii Pencil, of Elkins was
the guest of relatives and friends,
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Wills, who has been IN
the hospital at Buckhannon, passed
through our city Saturday evening
enroute to her home on Wolf Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Cade, and
family, left Saturday for Laurel,
where they will visit Mrs. Cade's
parents for several days.
If you want satifaction take your
Laundry to Dilley & Bragg. Ad.
/. L. Dadisman, who teaches at
Davis, passed through our city Sat
srday enroute to his home at Volga.
Arlie Walton, of Philippi, was a
business visitor in our city Saturday.
B. B. Rexroad, our city liveryman,
left Saturday, accompanied by Mrs.
J. w. Criss and two children, Abilene
Lew, he expects to go on to Weston
Leu, he expects to go on to Weston
before returning.
Miss Ina Knapp, who has been
staying with her sister on Route L,
passed through the city Saturday en-
route to her home in Elkins, where
she spent Sunday, returning Monday.
Miss Belvie Polig, who teaches in
Junior, was in our city Saturday
shopping.
Miss Audra Gall who teaches at
ITCH View, was in our city Saturday,
attending to business matters.
Miss Hilda Parsons, of Elklns
Nice line of new Pipes at Dilley &
Bragg. Ad.
spent several days in the city the lat
ter part of last week the guest of
relatives.
FOR SALE-At bargain, a
standard make typewriter. Good as
new and in perfect condition. Parties
wanting to make a good investment
will do we'll to investigate. Ask for
information at the Progressive office.
Miss Eva Newton, of Tigh View,
was shopping in our city Saturday.
A L. Delaney, and daughter, Miss
Edna, spent several days in Grafton,
the latter part of last week.
Garet Cade, of Route 4, who has
been very i'll is improving.
Earl Gaunt, of Camp No. l, near
Jenningston, is one among our new
subscribers. Mr.. Gaunt is we'll known
in this county, his father residing on
Route /, near this city and he was
in the city Sunday morning enroute
to visit his father. Earl has been
in the west for some time and has but
recently returned TO his native heath.
He says he likes the west, but there
is no place like the "hills of West
Virginia" after all.
Profs. Elias and L. D. Cross, who
are teaching in the Junior schools,
spent Saturday in our city with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCloud went
to Laurel Hill Saturday evening,
where they spent Sunday with MIR.
McClouds parents.
Mrs. A. Umbach, proprietress of
Hotel Luzerne, spent Sunday in Graf
ton, the guest of her daughter
A large line of Snappy Millinery
is being shown at the store of the
Art Millinery Company, Elkins, at
their formal Millinery Presentation
Hats for EASTER-for SPRING
for SUMMER. Ad.
Miss Clara Barte, who has been
very i'll for the past week is able to
be out again.
Reed Elliot, who is employed al
G. M Elliott & Co., store at this
place spent Sunday at Fairmont the
guest of friends.
j. c. Rinehart, who spent the past
week with his family at this place
left Friday for Aurora where he has
position.
FOR SALE-A Champion, silver
pidteu Alto norm, nlgn ana low plLcn,
beautiful mellow tone. Will be sold
real cheap. Call at the Progressive
office for further information.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Twiggs, of Ell
kins, spent Sunday in the city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Price.
Miss Pearl Pennell, of Elkins,
spent Saturday and Sunday here the
guest of her Aunt Mrs Fred Pennell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. England of
Wolf Run, were in the city Sunday
the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. j. l.. Woodford is very much
indesposed this week
Bring us all the eggs you have on
hand. We are paying 18 cents per
dozen.--Scrimgeour Bros. Ad.
Mrs. ]. L. Ernest and two children
spent Monday in Philippi, between
trains the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. j. c. Click and son Lloyd