Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-09-11

Albert Saifie and family, of Corley,
were in town Saturday evening.
Miss Iona Robinson, of Philippi,
spent Sunday here with her parents.
W. B. Huffman, of Worthington,
was here visiting relatives Sunday.
County Supt E. A. Hunt, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Geo Ccfman, of Elkins, spent Sun
day here with his parents.
| j. r. Valentine, of Route 3, was in
town Tuesday marketing produce.
Henry and Fred Coontz, of Mud
Gut, were Wednesday visitors here.
Grant Graham's, The Rexall Store
headquarters for all kinds Of school
supplies (adv)
J Ira Findley, of the Bend River, was
here Thursday on business.
Andy Stalnaker, cattle dealer OF
Glade, was in town Thursday.
See the Football game between B.
Fl. S. and Broaddus Sept. goth.
Miss Hilda Parsons, of Elkins,
spent the week end here visiting rel
atives.
Attorney Harry Koontz, of Graf
ton, was the guest of Capt. and F.
P. Rease the week end.
Henry Halderman, of Elkins, who
formerly lived here, was circulating
among friends here Thursday.
! Mrs. Louis Viquesney and Mrs.
Frank Swick, of Junior, were guests
of Monroe Phillips Sunday.
Why not match that new suit you
just bought with a new hat at the
Style Shop. (adv.)
Miss Rebecca Thompson who has
been in Cleveland, Ohio, for some
time visiting, returned here Satur-
day.
Misses Vera and Elinor Denton and
Miss Adria Stalnaker, all of Glade,
arrived here Sunday ready for the
Belington High School beginning
Monday A. M.
! w. B. Rector left here for Fair
mont Wednesday afternoon, having
! been called there on account of the
death of his father n-law, Capt. X.
D. Walker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Wilmoth and
daughter, Miss Seva spent Wednes-
day of last week in Grafton, atten-
di ngthe seth birthday anniversary Of
Mr.. Wilmoth's father.
| If your boys and girls use good
tablets, pencils, notebooks, erasers,
pens and ink, Graham's is the place
to get them. (adv)
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Miller of Meats
vile. who were visiting in Lynchburg,
Va. passed thru here Friday on their
return. They had pleasant trip.
| E. A. Wenzel Toasted a number OF
his neighbors Sunday at his home on
the Hart farm. John McCloud ana
Chas. R. Jones say that Earn had
enough '.eats" for an army
Miss Leone Rohrbough, daughter OF
A. F. Rohrbough, and teacher IN the
Belington schools last season left
here Sunday for New York City
where she enters Roosevelt Hospital
to take up a course in nursing.
4 j. F. Bennett, the Equitable lnsur-
ance man has gone cover the top" IN
four, DAYS canvassing in our city HIS
Genuine hustling has netted him $685.
500 worth of Insurance. Sounds IKE
some Of our citizens are prosperous.
i sOkey Zirkle, of Valley, the young
man arrested by Deputy Sheriff, =. a.
Barte a few nights ago, proved to be
the wrong man, a plain case OF look
ing like his brother.
Benton Talbot, proprietor OF Inc
Hillside Stock and Fruit farm IN Val
lev District, was in town one day last
week and passed us the necessary
collateral for a year of the Progress
siye Benton is one of Valleys up
to-date young farmers and is deliver
ing the goods.
Be sure and visit the opening at
NJ. E. Clothier's Style Shop on and
aftar Sent 10th. (adv.)
VIM. Fitzwater, of the Good Roads
force, had narrow escape Saturday
when pillow drawn by heavy team
jerked the pillow from the ground with
great force, as it was the point miss
ed him, but he suffered minor inju
ries.
]. L. Ramsey was in town Monday
With a wagon load of the old fash
Toned peaches of peach brandy times
Plenty of fruit and no sugar does
not make the accounts balance Th'
: Democratic way is to keep the books
cut of balance.
Everybody follow the crowd to M
E. Clothier's Opening on or afte
Sept. 10th. tady.)
Several Democratic papers seem t.
: be poking fun at J I'm T. Roger an