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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28
WOLF RUN.

Wolf Run, Jan. 25-Well, your
uncle has got himself in one han
ner of a fix now. Some folks
say that absence of body is bet
ter than presence of mind, and |
just about agree with them. | never
realized it until the other day when
was sort of forced to referee a
suffrage debate between two of the
women folks of this town, and now |
know if my body had been absent
it would have been better for yours
truly. 1t all came about like this:
| was going by neighbours house
one day last week, when Mrs. R.
came running out and invited me in.
She seemed so excited that thought
maybe her house was on fire or her
husband down with the rheumatics.
So in | goes, and on entering the
house, | found Mrs. E., another
neighbor lady, sitting comfortably in
big rocking chair. | then inquired
what the trouble was, eve want
you to decide debate for u.s. said
Mrs R. "You don't believe in votes
for women, do you? ?" aske Mrs. E.
That's no way to debate anything"
says Mrs. r. "Of course you want
to have the whole say" says Mrs. E.
They commence to sass each other
right smart, and not wanting to see
any trouble, l bangs my fist on the
table and says, "Order in the Coort"
That shut them up for a bit, but they
both commenced talking again, and
they were so ALFRED excited that |
thought sure there was going to be
trouble, so | says, eff you want to
have debate, don't know as | OBJ
ject to being judge, but before | will
hear any heavy arguments, ! want it
plainly understood that there Is TO
be no hair-pulling in this" Well,
after some CAB and cutting remarks,
they both promised that there would
be no trouble. And I says, Suppose
you each take turn at speech MAX
ing, without any interruptions from
the other, then I'll tell you which has
the best of the argument" That
seemed so much common sense that
they agreed to it, but the "gab-fest"
commenced again, as to who should
have first say. "You ladies will come
to ORDER" says, real severe, seeing
more trouble ahead. With that they
says that Mrs. R. could have first
say; so Mrs. R. gets up and says:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Last Saturday evening a surprise
party was given Miss Lille Bolton at
the home of Andrew Hathaway near
Kingsviile, it being the occasion of
her birthday.
Miss Bolton whose home is near Be-
lington, is the popular teacher of the
Gilooly school. She had spent Sat
urday at the home Of one of the
school teachers and returning at a
late hour that evening found to hey
great surprise large crowd of young
people assembled at her boarding
place. The party had been arranged
by Miss Winnie Bolton and Dacy
Hathaway.
Various games were played and the
evening spent in most enjoyable
social way until late hour when re-
freshments were served consisting of
fruits, cake and coffee. Miss Bolton
was the recipient of quite number
of valuable presents.
Those present were the following
Misses Lille Bolton, Vida Shreves,
Blanche Ball, Bina Hathaway Winnie
Bolton, Dacy Hathaway, Messrs.
Russell Shreves, Ova Bartlett, Austin
Hathaway, X. A. Booth, Hobart Ball,
P. M. Dewitt, Hall Hathaway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Hathaway.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28

w. F. Brown, who has been very
ill for some time was taken 10 the
hospital at Buckhannon Tuesday for
treatment.
Mrs. Perry Robinson of Philippi,
was in our city the latter part Of last
week the guest of Mrs. John A. Rob-
inson.
F. P. Riley left Tuesday on his
weekly rounds to towns along the
w. NJ. R. R.
Little John Scrimgeour, who fell
on the ice some time ago and sustain
ed broken leg was able to start to
school again Tuesday.
Harold Sipe of this city was in
Philippi Tuesday on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Minnie Coontz and baby, who
have been in the city several days
the guests Of her parents, returned
Wednesday to her home in Roaring
Creek Junction.
James I. King of this city was a
business visitor in Junior Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. F. Brown and daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Shinn of this city left
Wednesday for Buckhannon and will
remain there for several days with
Mr.. Brown, who is in the hospital
G. B. Bacon of Washington, who
has been in the hospital at Buckhan-
non for some time, is in the city this
week the guest of his sister, Miss
Lille Bacon.
DR.. Hamilton left Thursday morn
ing for Buckhannon.
Prof. John Mckenzie was in the
city Wednesday with his family.
Scott Davis is very ill at his home
on Brown Ave.
Mrs. Sarah Moore of Sugar Creek
passed through o,lr city Monday en-
route to the hospital at Buckhannon
where she will undergo an operation.
Hugh Shinn and DR.. Hamilton of
this city accompanied Mr.. Brown to
the hospital at Buckhannon Tuesday.
S. P. Dilley of Hendricks was in
the city the first of the week looking
after his business interests at this
place.
Truman Sturm of this city was
business visitor in Elkins Wednes-
day.
John England Of Elkins was in our
city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Henry Price and little daugh-
ter who have been in Elkins for the
past week returned to her home in
this city Wednesday.
Tom Rohrbough, a student in the
High School in this city spent Sun
day in Philippi
Misses Daisy and Bess Traybern
were Elkins visitors Thursday.
Mrs. McVicker, of Volga arrived
in our city Thursday and will be the
guest of her son, J. M. McVicker of
Serpell Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayo and
children of this city spent Sunday in
ElSins the guests of relatives.
Mrs. G. F. Davis is very i'll at her
home on Grim Ave.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28

Ladies and gentlemen and Mr..
Judge, the time has come when wo-
man must assert herself. She has
been a mere puppet and plaything
for man long enough. She should
have vote!" She stopped, and |
saw she was expecting applause, but
Mrs. E. only wrinkled her nose in
contempt, and I, being the Judge, of
course had to be impartial and do
no applauding. Mrs. r. goes on and
says, eve want to vote because, as
our fathers said, Taxation without
representation is tyranny, ETC." Just
here she stopped for breath, and Mrs.
E. insisted that it was her time to
speak. So she begins: "The place
for the women of today is at home.
If our mothers, and grandmothers,
and those before them had not stayed
at home and brought up their fam
lilies, where would we all be today?
This going galivanting around the
country shouting Votes for Womenv
is no way to bring up children" Here
she stopped for breath, and the
trouble started again. Mrs. R. com
menced to. talk and got Mrs. E. off
the trail of her subject, ard then
some real sarcastic remarks were
passed between them. "Now dent
get personal, ladies'" / says, trying
to avoid trouble, but the trouble had
started in real earnest. For those
two women began to tell all they
knew on each other. Of course, there
is really nothing bad about either of
them, for they are both good honest
women, but everybody has done
something foolish, sometime, that
they don't like to have brought to
mind. | did my best to stop the de-
bate, but they seemed to have for
gotten all about me, until | thought
it was time for me to get out, before
it might be necessary to call the con-
stable. But the getting out wasn't
so easy, for those two women grab
me and say | must render decision
before / leave. Now / saw right then
and there that | had myself in a bad
fix, that / was going to be very un-
T n 7
thought quick. have my own views
on "Votes for Women" but I wasn't
going to take any chances, SO / says,
''The debate was a draw" Now
thought that was real diplomatic.
In fact I was real pleased with N.Y.
self. But / didn't make hit. No
sir! / missed fire. Instead of not
spelling my friendship with either of
them, they both thought agreed
with her but didn't dare say so.
That thought gave them a mighty
poor opinion of me, and they weren't
anyways backward in expressing
that opinion either. But | finally got
out and started for home. On the
way | met friend, and he says,
whats your hurry" ! says I'm
running away from combination
worse than a Republican National
Convention, or a Democratic Ward
Caucus" No more refereeing Suf-
frage debates for me. No street!
Chicapn IlI-Chicapo racaived its
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28
DEBATE AND PIE SUPPER.

There will be debate followed by
a pie supper at the Beaver Creek
School Saturday night, January 90.
All are invited to come and enjoy
the evening.-Audra Gall Teacher.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28

The pension bureau, through the
efforts of Congressman Brown, has
granted pensions or increases in pen
sions to John Brain, of Newburg;
Soloman S. Simpkins, Of Morgan
town; and George T. Grassland, of
Buena.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28
PIE AND CAKE SOCIAL

There will be a pie and cal Soeial
at the U. B. Church of this y -
Saturday evening, Jan. 80, fc4 tn
benefit of the church. Everybody n
vited to come.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28

Guy Boylen, of Berryburg was in
the city Saturday and Sunday the
guest of friends.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28
J. w. HULL, EYE SPECIALIST
DIR. Strother's Office, Belington
Jan. 1920, 1915.

Greater demands are constantly
being made on the Eyes, and life is
often failure through poor sight.
27 years of study and practice will
insure you of the best.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28

Oren Corley, who works in c. ,.
Davis's restaurant, is suffering fron
an attack of typhoid.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-01-28

Chicago, Ill.-Chicago received it's
supply of Christmas trees this year
on q boat captained by woman,
Mrs. Barbary Schuneman. Her two
daughters acted as her crew.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
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unterworicu.
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9sOlt mad europa.

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fI6rmg Ocr0ffeutIlibt oaB er fcin
Gonoioot fir ole rcpublifoniihc $40.
nlinotiou iiir @1aDor ieui miro. 0a.
binoegeu 1T SEER CHARLES $. @einbe.
man felt cntidIoiicn in ben 2onlpf
uu oic 9}oniinotion cin6utreteu.
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SSrou @. $. &iowell bon Ger.
2017 Grilforo.glDenue bat Die Ser
lobung ibrer Gohter @iloa nit Srn.
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ser ,@oooDeor Gire GomponD,@ ib-
rem 8cfonnteu onge6ciet. Gic Sod
5cit miro in aiirSe ltattfinoen.
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nohoem iic gcioet buttc, oaB oas
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8oblungen pegen glrbeitslollgteit
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einen 8iiderlon9unasbefebl, welhenI
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licfcru mcnn 0ic 5irma ibr Oos ein'
qc5obltc @elo ooer einen groBen
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