Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-03-25
Local News Notes.


their spring shopping.
Or. hamilton, of this city was
business visitor in Elkins, Sunday.
nov Nesror was in Junior Sunday
the quest OF relatives and friends.
Aipert Wharf who is employed al
the freight office at this place spent
Sunday,ln Eikins.
S. b. Brooks of Fairmont, spent
Sunday in the city the guest OF ms
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. BROOKS.
Miss winfred Fenton, OF Eiklns,
spent Saturday and Sunday the guest
of her sister Mrs. Pierce at TINS
MRS Atha and little daughter of
Grafton, spent Sunday in the city the
gnast Of her sister Mrs. G. E. Gain.
Row Fenton, of Beverly, spent Sun
dav here the guest of his sister MRS.
Pierce. 80,
Mrs Fred Pennell and little son
left Saturday for Elkins, where they
will visit relatives and friends Tor
some time. n,
Miss Marie Robinson, was an FL
kins visitor Saturday, between
trains. :.
MRS. Grant Graham, left Saturday,
for Buckhannon, where she Will
spend several days, she Will atteho
the lecture while there.
Go to Dilley & Bragg Tor your
Easter Candy. Ao:
Miss Bertha Corrick of this city
spent Saturday and Sunday IN junior
with relatives and friends.
Misses Seva Wilmoth and CODA
Scott. were in Elkins, Saturday be-
tween trains on shopping expedl-
ton.
Miss Ada Workman, was a Junior
visitor Saturday and Sunday return
ing home Monday.
If YOU want satifactiOn take your
Laundry to Dilley & Bragg: Ad.
Mrs. Maude Price and Miss Minnie
Tramer, were shopping IN Ekllns
riday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coontz, who
have spent the winter in Akron, ONO,
with their laughter, Mrs. Harry
SHEPPARD, returned home Friday last.
They stopped off in Clarksburg Sc
veral weeks with their other daugh-
ter Mrs. Hayse Cottrill.
Miss Ina Knapp, who is staying
with her sister, Mrs. D. 9. Simpson.
on Route l, was city visitor Sat
urday.
Some people are like noisy brooks.
1t is easy to plumb their depths. .
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Moore, OF
Mountain View" were Sunday
guest of Mrs. DR.. Pierce.
Judge Warren B. Kittle passed
through our city Tuesday enroute to
Elkins to complete the term OF CIR
cult court, having adjourned the same
last Saturday until Tuesday.
Porter L. Lovett, representing
Kane. Kevser Hardware Co., of this
city. was in Elkins Saturday last on
business matters.
Call and have Fl0ssie make you a
Cherry Smash, at Dilley & Bragg; AID.
Prof. Mckenzie, who is teaching
at Elkins, spent Sunday with his
family here
A special train on the Coal & Coke
from Elkins last Saturday, carried
SO passengers to Buckhannon, who
went there for the purpose of attend
ing the state tournament of basket
ball teams.
Albert linn, left Monday for Hen
bricks, where he will attend to busl-
ness matters.
Nice line of new Pipes at Dilley 4
Bragg. Ad.
Tolbert Bennett, who has been in
S. C. for the past year returned home
Monday, his many friends were glad
to see him.
Frank Phillips, chef in Davis re-
staurant. who was slightly indisposed
for several days last week, is again
able to be at his post of duty.
DR.. R. E. Davis, of Dartmoor, was
a business visitor in our city Monday.
Guy Longstreth, who is employed
at Elkins, as baggage master for the
W. M. R. R. Co., arrived in the city
Monday and will be the guest of
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Stalnaker,
who have spent the past two or three
month in the city left Monday for
their home at Wildell, they were
accompanied by Mrs. Stalnakers
mother, Mrs. j. C. Click.
Miss Maude Curry, who has spent
the past week in the city the guest
of friends and relatives, returned to
her home Monday.
Don Dayton of Route 3, was city
visitor Monday.
D. L. Stalnaker, of Clarksburg,
passed through our city Monady en-
route to Elkins.
Owen Right, call boy at Elkins,
spent Sunday in the city the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Right.
James B. Harris, of Elkins, was a
visitor at the home of Mrs. May
Howes, Saturday last.
Miss Sadie Mayo, spent the past
week on Route 2. the guest of re-
latives and friends, returning home
last Thursday, accompanied by Miss
Avail Durrett.
James 7. King, manager of the
Grand Theatre, at this place spent
several days at Monogah the latter
part of last week the guest of his
family, returning home Tuesday.
Martin Cross, of Stringtown, was
a business visitor in our city Tues
day.
! w. Coavti'q. of ponta .. was in