Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-12-05


Curry and Co.
John Cross, of Kingwood, waJ
here the first Of the week on bust
ness.
Beatrice Simpson, Of Elkins is
here visiting her mother Mrs. II.
Iii Hill.
G Howell left here Tuesday for
an extended trip visiting friends
and relatives in GAINESVILLE, 0.
Remember your friends at Christ
mas time with a nice toilet set.
Curry and Company.
jess Simmons left here Friday
morning for Weston where he will
visit his bfother for a few days.
Eugenia Keyser who moved to
Buekhannon recently spent Thanks
giving here with friends.
Mrs. Alice Ramsey and daughter
Ruby of Elkins were visiting rel
atives here Sunday.
Mrs. L. V. Athia and daughter
of Grafton spent the week end Wis
iting Mrs. Geo.. Cain
Miss Nettie Bartlett who has been
working for Lazarus and Son has
resigned her position.
Bazaar and Chicken Supper base
ment of the M. E. Church Thursday
December 18th.
Old Time Chicken Supper Thurs
day evening Dec. 18th, M. E. Church
Basement.
Mrs. Lucy Farley Packer of Rock
Haven Pennsylvania visited her ia
Their John Right last week.
w. B. Rector of this city left
here for Wheeling where he goes to
attend the Scottish Rite Reunion at
that place.
Clarence Dent, who hos been in
training school at Elkins spent
Thanksgiving with his parents on
the West side.
Sherwood Shinn who has been in
training school at Wheeling spent
Thanksgiving with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Shinn.
Roy Parish who has been employ
ed by Kane and Keyser for some
time left here Sunday morning to
visit his home folks at Caldwell, o.
Casey Jones was called to Clarks-
burg the last of theweek onaccount
Of the critical illness of his mother.
We learn since that Mrs. Jones died
soon after his arrival
Headquarters for all kinds of en-
blematic pins and rings See w. T.
Curry and Co.'S stock before buying
elsewhere.
w. B. Huffman railroad agent Of
Worthiington was here Sunday see
ing friends. adam" says work is
flush in his neck of the woods and
he hardly has time to eat.
Solomon Fitzwater, of Huntington
is here visiting his brothers Stephen
and w. E. Fitzwater He recently
had the misfortune to lose his wife
and one child from Influenza.
Guy Williamson one of tie wide
awake farmers Of Glade was here
Sunday visiting his brother.
Guy says he thinks the Democrats
ought to hold their election about
Christmas when everything is lively
Bob Serpell, of Camp Lee arrived
here this week having reviewed his
honorable discharge. Bob looks
every inch a soldier but will prob
ably soon be back in Citiz ems Clothes.
D. B. Casio, of the U. S. Army
Dental Corps Camp HUMPHREYS Va.
is home on a vacation-he is spend
ing part of his furlough in Upshur
vounty visiting relatives, left here
for camp Thursday.
Commodore Pittman who has
been in the city hospital Buckhan-
non for several weeks came home
Saturday night. He underwent an
operation of the lungs and seems to
be getting along nicely.
Rev H. NJ Smith who was in
jured in the Thanksgiving wreck at
Park Mine-whose condition was
| not supposed to be serious is now
reported to be unable to walk and in
a very serious condition athis home.
M. E. Hill left here Monday for
Wheelngi where he goes to take
some higher work in Masonry Muir
ry is constantly looking for exicte-
ment and it is hoped he will be able
to tell some "ghost stories when he
returns"
Miss Mary Huber VINO was here
for sometime was married Nov. 20
at Clarksburg to Mr.. Leonard Matte
formerly Of Helvetia. They will re
side at Cleveland, Ohio. Miss HUI
ber's many friends here wish her
all the pleasures of the largest
state in the union. Marriage state
Max Shurtleff, tie tardy hunter
| has arrived havfu0 h,.o,,o.Lx