Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-04

cation spent IN a motor tour OF ONO,
w. Va. and Pa.
\ Mrs. H. A. Stellar and son, John,
are visiting in Monongalia county
this week.
Chas Odbert who has been in Phil
ippi since last fall, is back at the Lu-
zerne again.
w. T. McVicker who has been in
Bluefeld on business, was home over
Sunday.
Fritz Thorne and j. N. Ramsey, of
Elkins, were here seeing friends the
week end.
NJ. E. Hill and family, of Right
Addition, spent Sunday in Parsons
the guests of friends.
Miss NJ f. Clothier and her com
petant saleslady, Miss Pauline Right,
are very busy apening new line Of
millinery. (adv.)
Clark Cade spent a few days Wis
ting friends in Akron, Ohio, last
week.
Irwin Watts who has been visiting
his folks in Preston for while, re-
turned here Sunday night.
Mrs. w. P. Ramsey, of Route A,
is visiting relatives in Elkins this
week
! Grant Graham's, The Rexall Store
headquarters for all kinds of school
supplies. (adv)
/ Angus Ferguson, of the Engineer
force, was in Pittsburg over Sunday
visiting his parents.
Frank Brandon, of Philippi, was
here on business Saturday, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Brohard.
Mrs. E. D. Koontz and children
spent part of last week visiting
relatives in Phil;ppi-
Some of our people attended the
famous association at Bethel, near
Meadowville, last week.
Estes Moore who is employed by
Coal Co. at Gypsy, w. Va, was
here seeing friends over Sunday.
Tom Smith, of the good roads force,
spent Sunday at his home in Union
District.
John Hester who works at the
limestone plant at Faulkner, was here
with his family over Sunday.
/ Lorraine Gamer and family of Fair
mont, was here last week visiting
Mr.. Gamers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ D. Gamer.
! Rev. ]. NJ Mckenzie and family
who have been in Canada the past
4 few weeks visiting relatives, return
ed here last week
Miss Wilhelma Barrick, of Cum
/ berland, spent few days last week
the guest of Miss Iona Robinson of
the Right addition.
| G.. j. Allender, of Ripley, was here
the first of the week visiting rel
atives, going from here to Parkers-
burg to attend U. B. conference
| There will be public sale of first
class Household furniture at o. J.
Myers on High St., this city on Sept.
IS, 1919.
Why not match that new suit you
just bought with new hat at the
Style Shop (adv.)
Miss Francis Liller and Miss Jessie
Campbell spent Saturday in Clarks-
burg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Shroyer
and children, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Mes
tor, of Kasson were visitors Sunday
at F. E. Thompson's.
Miss Grace Shatzer and Miss Pearl
Flegle, of National, Md, are here
this week the guests of H. B. Kra-
mer's family. They are neices of
Mrs. Kramer
Tom Rohrbough and mother, and
Grant Graham showed the spirit of
the season by attending the Buckhan-
non Fair Wednesday.
Cephas Jones, confederate vet
eran of Route 3, was in town Thurs
day. Still looks hale and hardy for
his weight of years.
wi. w illlc.ii w ltlld anu SON, OIL
Pittsburg ard Claude Mcintyre, of
I Clarksburg are visiting at 0 j.
/ Broadwaters on the West side.
Roy and Gene Brandon, Familiarity
known as Mutt and jeff" are here
this week hanging paper at the Lu-
lzerne Hotel.
If your boys and girls use good
tablets, pencils, notebooks, erasers,
pens and ink, Graham's is the place
4 to get them. (adv.)
/ Miss Algie Werner, who is employ
ed by The Sterling Products Co., of
Wheeling, is spending weeks va
cation here with her parents.
| Mr.. H. B. Wells, of Canton, O., was
here last week on the lookout for
men and women for work in an enam-
eled ware plant in that city.