Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-12-14
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Geo. E. Cain was in Philippi Tues
day.
Read the Christmas ads in this
issue.
Miss M. E. Clothier was in Elkins
Friday.
Ed Critics, of Clements, was in the
city this week.
A. F. Rohrbaugh was in Philippi
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Rohrbaugh were
in Philippi Monday.
George Digman, of Montrose, was
a visitor here Monday.
For good eats call at the Smith &
BARTLETT Restaurant. (adv.
Mrs. j. E. Keyser was visiting In
Fairmont over Sunday.
Henry Burton and family have
moved back frow Illinois.
visitor in Clarksburg today.
John McCloud, of Route a, was
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. d. H. Eshelman of Dartmoor
was in town Tuesday shopping.
]. D. Hillyard, of Route 4, was in
the city today on business errand.
Don't forget the Restaurant on
Bridrc street. Smith & Bartlett. (ad
w. M. Poe, prominent farmer Of
Barker was in town Saturday on bus
mess.
County Supt. of School E. A. Hunt
was a caller at The Progressive office
today.
Allen Smith and Aubrey James, of
Philippi, were visitors here last Sun
day evening.
Note the Christmas display Of ad-
yertisements of our merchants. Pat
ronzie them.
Miss Zeta Teter returned last Fri
day from a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
ohrbaufh of Upshur.
Miss Prudence FELTON,, who works
in the Land Bank of Baltimore is
here for her vacation.
Miss Kathleen Curry, who is teach
ing school near Clarksburg, is at
home for the holiday vacation
John Carter, of Century, was a
business visitor here this week. Mr..
Carter buys and sells fine horses
G. C. Holsberry, of Meadowville,
was in town Tuesday. He is one of
Glade districts prosperous mer-
chants.
FOR SALE-One four-hole laun-
dry stove for coal, is a good heater
also one gas heater. Apply at this
office.
4 Misses Marie Brandenburg and
Margaret Smith spent the week end
at Philippi the guest of Miss Pauline
Weekley.
Miss Dorothy Shepherd was taken
to a hospital in Weston Monday to
have her tonsils and adenoids re-
moved.
The Smith & Bartlett Restaurant
located in the Shurtliff big, Bridge
street. Formerly Bragg. Beckner and
Wilson. (adv.
Mrs. S. L. Brooks and sister, Miss
Rebecca Thompson, left Wednesday
for Fairmont where they will spend
Christmas.
The recent cold snap made US dig
for our overcoats. The thermometer
stood 10 above zero Wednesday
morning here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brewer and
daughter, Miss Norma, Mrs, N. Y.
Wetzel and Mrs. John A. Robinson
were Philippi visitors last Saturday.
Rev. Williams, Home Mission Board
evangelist, is here this week holding
special services afternoo nand night
in the Presbyterian church until Sun
day evening.
O. J. Woodford, member of the
high school faculty, was at his home
in Philippi over Sunday. His son
who broke his leg few weeks ago
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Lonnie" Gamer left
Wednesday via Philippi for Charles
ton for a visit. They were taken by
auto to Philippi by Mr.. Crisis, father
of Mrs. Gamer.
E.. A. Barte is attending the litiga-
ton proceedings of the Monahan es-
tate now being held in Philippi. Mr..
Barte and H. J. Wilcox are the execu-
tors of H. A. Mcmahon will.
Darl Rohrbough, who has been in
the Elkins hospital with broken
shoulder received from an automobile
accident two weeks ago near Philippl,
is home now and doing nicely.