Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-05-06

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Reference: Buckhannon Music Co.
One hundred and seven tickets
were sold here Sunday by the Coal &
Coke Railway which ran special
to Elkins for the convenience of
those who desired to attend the fun
eral and burial of G. 0. Thompson.
Rev. G. D. Griffin, was at Buck
harmon several days last week assist
ing in the tabernacle meetings which
have been in progress at that place.
at Elkins Friday.
Hon. G. Keim passed through
the city Friday night enroute home
from business trip to Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Graham mo-
tored over to Elkins Sunday where
they spent the evening in sight see
ing.
Ben Teter was mingling with
friends in Elkins Sunday.
M. H. King, of Elkins, referee in
bankruptcy, was passenger on the
Monday morning train enroute to
Philippi on business matters.
o. N. Oliver of Elkins, passed thru
the city Monday morning enroute to
Parkersburg on business matters.
Merchant George Skidmore was at
Dartmoor Saturday on business mat
ters.
DIR. E. M. Hamilton was at Elkins
Saturday on professional business.
j. E. and Mitchell Keyser were
Cntt1
day.
Prof. John Mckenzie who is teach
ing at the Davis and Elkins College
spent Sunday here with his family.
+ Arthur Martin, of Elkins, passed
through here Saturday enroute to
Philippi to spent Sunday with
friends.
Congressman Howard Sutherland,
of Elkins, passed through the city
Saturday night enroute home from
Clarksburg where he had been on
business matters.
Mrs. John McCollum who for sew
eral days was quite i'll, has almost re-
covered.
Assessor Elias Cross, for the coun-
ty and Policeman M. D. Gamer for
the city have been busy for several
days assessing the citizens of our
city. The work is about complete.
Mr.. McCay of Belington, w. Va,
has made arrangements with the of
ficials of the C. & C. R. R. by which
the c.. & G. train from Belington
viii make connections with the ex-
cursion train on c. & G. from Elkins
to Charleston May 18th, you can buy
your tickets to Charleston at Beling-
ton.
Clerical Permits will be honored
on excursion train.
The C. & C. train will leave Be-
lington at 6.20 A. M.
A. M. CRABTREE.
On Saturday, May first DR.. and
Mrs. John Mckenzie gave reception
to the members of the Presbyterian
church. About seventy-five persons
were present, the hours of receiving
were from three to five thirty.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room by Mrs. E. M. Hamilton
end Mrs. J. E. Keyser, assisted by
Misses Adelaide Woodford. Dorothy
y. Jones, Mary Dinsel Mary Monica
Kevser and Eureka Hart.
Mrs rames Logan assisted in re-
ceiving the guests. This is the first
"At Horne" given. in several years
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all
who participated.
Good Roads Days, May 21st and
22nd
Mrs. G. J. Stalnaker was Phil
ippi visitor, Tuesday.
Mothers Day Sunday, May 9th.
Sampson T. Keller of Parkersburg,
a for--a~ c'+izan Of Belington was in
the city Monday for few hours.
He lnft Instructions that The Pro- I
gressive be sent to him in his new
home.
E. Y Koontz who has been teach
ing school at Hambleton is back
home aoain ard will remain here the
balanced spring and summer.
Ira Findley of Route 3, was bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Worth Polling is making some i'm
provements this week by fitting up a
bathroom to his house on Grim Ave.
DIR. F. L. Woodford of Coalition,
hours He says his mother is we'll
anu likes Uef new lOCdtlOH NSty LlutL.
j. Walter Criss is quite sick this
week at his home.
Miss Jessie Campbell of Pitts
burgh, Pa, has accepted a position
with Mr.. J A. Viouesney as steno-
grapher, succeeding Miss Daniels re-
signed.
Herbert Hulderman and Bernard
Reed of Philippi have taken charge
of the Barber Shop owned by A. ].
Stalnaker in the Citizen National
Bank, and expect to run a first class
Barber Shop. Mr.. Hulderman has
been in Tennessee for the past ten
years and has acquired, quite bit of
experience in the tonsorial line.
Frank Moore, came in Monday
evening from Mercer, Pa, for few
days visit with his mother.
The Odd Fellows have cleaned their
lot on Grim Avenue. next to The Pro-