Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-03-18
Local News Notes.


sed through our city Saturday en-
route to Route 3 where he will be the
guest at the home of Shirley Dayton.
See Cain and Behen's ad Of the Van
Gleckland lighting system in This is
sue. ADV.
r. C. Forsythe of Coalition, spent
Saturday and Sunday on Route l the
guest of Miss Ina Knopp.
Misses Alice and Lucy Fitzwater
of this city attended preaching at
Junior Friday night
Miss. bessie Bolton, attended the
last day of her sisters school, at Lau-
rel Friday.
Miss Holbert of Grafton, spent
several days in the city the latter
part of last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. SBartlett
S. P. Dilley of Hendricks, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city at
tending to business interests.
Mrs J. P Tibbetts and niece Miss
Lille Bacon, left Friday for points
in Ohio where they will visit rela-
tives. They will visit in Kentuckey
before returning home.
Mrs. Tolkitt Fitzwater and children
Of Junior, spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city the guest of relatives.
Miss Ina Knapp, who is staying
with her sister Mrs. D. c. Simpson
ON Route 1, was a city visitor Satur-
day. tet
Don't fail to see the Van Gleck-
land lighting for country homes in
operation at the Belington Garage.
Adv.
Virgil Harris, of near Meadowville,
spent several days in the city the lat
ter part Of last week the guest of
his brother Grover, returning home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Moore of
Stringtown spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. D. Harris of Serpell Ave.
Mrs. Deliah Lovett, who has been
indisposed for about two weeks, is
much improved.
Bernard Teter and DIR. D. B. Casio,
were in Elkins Sunday last, the guest
of friends.
Mrs Odell Curtis, of Elkins, was in
the city Sunday, the guest of her
parents. Mrs. Curtis was a typo in
the Randolph Enterprise Office, at
Elkins several years ago when the
editor of the Progressive owned that
paper.
Our friend Harry Tolbard, of Ell
kins, who conducts pool and billiard
parlor at Elkins, was in our city Sun
day the guest of friends. Mr.. Toll
bard says business is reviving in Ell
kins. He has one of the most up-to-
date places of amusement in Elkins
and always enjoys a good business
A. l.. Delaney, the well contractor,
returned home Sunday noon from a
business trip through the southern
part of Pennsylvania.
Delbert Price, of St. George, was
in our city the latter part of the
week and left an order with us for
some job work. When they want
good job work they come to the Pro-
gressive office. Our work is not con-
fined to this town and county, but we
get it from adjoining counties.
George E. Tobey, manager of the
eastern circuit of the National Lin
coin Chautauoua System. with head
quaters in Chicago, was here the lat
ter part of last week arranging for
chatauqua to be held here the lat
ter part OF June and running to the
9Th of July.
Miss Maude Curry, of Beverly,
was here the latter part of last week
the guest of friends and relatives.
B. W. Day, and family, of Elkins,
passed through the city Saturday
night, enroute home from visit to
relatives in the lower end of the
county.
Prof w. A. Street, principal of the
Weaver schools, spent Saturday in
the city with friends.
Profs. Elias and Lair p. Cross, of
the Junior schools, were in the city
Saturday on business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey left
Monday morning for Piedmont and
Kyser, where they will visit friends
and relatives for few DAYS.
Ben Price was at Cumberland. Md,
Saturday and Sunday, the guest of
his sister.
wv Walters Crisis. for month
or so native of California. but who
was glad to return to good old Bar
hour, was at Philippi Monday on
business matters.
Judge Warren Kittle, of Philippi.
passed through the city Monday
morning, enroute to Elkins, where he
is holding the regular term Of circuit
court for Randolph county.
A. Wilt. the hustling insurance
agent of Elkins, associated with
Keim & Keim, PASSED through our
city Saturday night enroute home
from profitable business trip to
points along the Ohio river.
Orin Corley Of Routes. was cir
culating among friends in Belington
Saturday and Sunday.
The Elkins Band, evangelists, who |
have been holding a series of meet (
ings at Weaver and Tighview for the
past several days, passed through .
Beljneton Monday. enroute to viii
dell, where they will remain for sew !
eral days. Thew had some first-class
job work done in our Office while in
this section.
L. P. Fawley is holding down the
job as fagman at the Bridge street
crossing during the absence of T. H.
Railae tho rpot1IaY n o cpy,,ay,