Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-03-11
Lossl keks Notes.

James Keller who spent several
days in Montrose with relatives and
friends, returned home Friday.
Miss Kitturah Ridgeway, teacher
at Dartmoor passed through our city
Friday en- route to her home on Route
8, where she spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. w. H. Tolbertt left Friday for
Harding and Elkins where she will
spend several days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lee Sandridge Of Meridian,
who passed through our city We'd
nesday en- route to Ellins was taken
to the Hospital Friday to receive
medical treatment Mr.. Sandridge,
who accompanied her there returned
to his home Friday.
Miss Coda Scott, teacher in one
Of the rooms at this place left Friday
for her home in Philippi returning
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Catherine Moves, who has
spent some time in Elkins with her
mother, returned to this city Friday
and will be the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Homer Bales.
Atty. M. Cunningham, of Elkins,
was in our city Saturday on legal
business.
Elias Cross, principal of the Jun
ior school, was business visitor in
our city Saturday.
U. S. Marshall Moore of Philippi,
passed through our city Friday en-
route to Elkins.
Miss nellie Mckinley, who has been
stenographer at G. M. Elliott & Co.'s
store at Meadowville, passed through
our city Friday en- route to her home
near Weston.
Miss Ona Corley of Weaver was
in the city Saturday between trains
and while here made our office a
pleasant call. She was accompanied
by Miss Myrtle Bolton of this city,
who teaches the primary room at that
place.
Warren Corley of Weaver was a
business visitor in our city Saturday.
Miss Hilda Parsons of Elkins at
tended the Lecture Course here Fri
day night.
W. A. Streets, principal of the
Weaver School, was in the city Sat
srday.
W. M. Green of Weaver passed
through our city Saturday en- route
to Elkins to attend to business mat
tiers.
Miss Audra Gall, who teaches at
Tigheview was business visitor
here Saturday.
Miss Helen Ramsey Of Hunters
Fork, spent several days in the city
the latter part of last week the guest
of relatives.
Miss Desie Gall Of Junior was here
Saturday attending to business mat
tiers.
John G Wilmoth, Notary Public
of Route 8, returned Friday evening
from Fairmont, where he had been on
legal business.
Miss Prudence FELTON, arrived in the
city Thursday evening and spent sew
eral days with her parents, returning
Monday to Buckhannon, where she is
student at Wesleyan College.
Misses Pearl Bumgartner and
Mayme Scallon of Elkins passed thru
our city Sunday evening.
Miss e. Bianch Osler, who has been
in Grafton for the past two weeks re-
turned to Belington Monday.
Jas. 7. King was business visitor
in Junior Monday.
Miss Maude Miller of Davis passed
thru our city Monday en- route to
Meadowville, where she has accepted
a position as stenographer in C. M.
Elliott & Co.'S store at that place.
Miss Ruby jackson of Weaver was
in our city Saturday between trains.
Shirley Dayton of Route was a
business visitor in our town and while
here gave US call.
Misses Sevva Wilmoth and Winnie
FELTON, were visiting in Elkins Sat
urday between trains. !
Mrs. Roy Davis was city visitor
Saturday between trains.
Charles Heyser of Weaver, passed
through our city Saturday en- route
to Elkins
Miss Pearl Post who is attending
school at Buckhannon was in the city
over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Grant Graham.
Mrs. WilliamDoerr and little son of
Elkins, passed thru our city on their
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