Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-15
LOCAL NEWS

The latest IN WHiIe ivory az NJ"
ban,s Druo store. adv.
Jackson Coontz was visitor in town
Saturday.
Bruce. Davis spent Sunday here with
his family.
Yves George of Junior was in town
last Saturday.
Guy Harris was visitor in town
last Friday.
Books, Bibles and Testaments at
Graham's. (adv.
Sam Lantz of Route was a visit
or in town Saturday.
M. C. Coontz of Mud Gut was a visit
or in town Saturday.
VIM. Ridgway of Marysville was
Get your Eversharp Pencils, SOC
and IN at Graham's (adv.
in town last Saturday.
Floyd Bennett of Glade was bus
mess visitor in town Saturday.
Johnston's Fine Assortment Cam
dies at Graham's (adv.
Mrs. M. C. Elliott of Meadowville
was a visitor in town Saturday.
Ira Finley of Clements was bus
mess visitor in town last Friday.
C. w. Shahan has moved his fam
lily to Truman Sturms' farm.
Guy Stalnaker of Huffman was
visitor in town asst Saturday.
S. w. Ramsey of SugarCreek was
business visitor in town Saturday.
Tom Fitzwater and wife we're visit
ing friends in Phillippi over Sunday.
Scents Swick of Valley district
was business visitor in town Sat-
rtray.
A. v. Stalnaker of Meadowville
was a business visitor in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. Lenora Hickman of Elkins
was visitor over Sunday at j. B.
Moore's.
Mrs. Edna Warfield of Elkins was
a visitor at the home of ]. B. Moore
over Sunday.
T. E. Sturm has moved his family
to Philippi where they will make
Monroe Phillips undertaken, is sick
at his home this week. Rather UNI
usual for Mr.. Phillips to be sick.
Weyman Sturm and Hannibal Hill
caught the largest reccoon Tuesday
night in the Laurel Hill range. 1t
weighed 20 lb.
their future home.
John Findley of Clements was bus
mess visitor in town the latter part
of last week.
Buy your Clothing of L. D. Gall
& Company, Philippi, w. Va, and
get ticket on the Five Passenger
Durant Car to be given away. (adv.)
Mr. McQuian and wife of Elkins
were here Sunday visiting Mrs. Nc
Quians parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Harris.
Mrs. S. L. Brooks and sister left
this week for the winter. Mr. and
Mrs C. H. Dent will occupy their
home until there return
Mrs. ]. L. Rhoades suffered a frac-
tured ankle few days ago which is
now improving as well as could be
expected
Little Thelma Price three old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Howard Price was
seriously hurt in Philippi Sunday by
being run over by an automobile.
Except for bruises the child is though
now to be out of danger
1t will pay you to go and buy Fall
merchandise of L. D. Gall & Company
Philippi,W. Va, and get ticket which
entities you to chance on The Dur
ant Five Passenger Car to be given
away Free. (adv)
w. T. Curry, Gale Hillyard and Ho-
ward Robinson returned last week
from a hunt in Pocahantas where they
Killed wild turkey. They report the
woods were so full of hunters for deer
that any man was in danger of being
accidently shot.
Mr.. E. E. Wolf and family of Elk
ms and H. A. Wolf of Morgantown
were in the city on Sunday visiting
their mother, who is staying at the
home of her daughter Mrs. J. l..
Rhoades. Mrs. Wolf has been in i'll
health for past week or two.
The out-of-town relatives who at
tended the funeral of DIR. ]. w. Stro-
Their the following:
J. Frank Wilson and family E. G..
Wilson, Mrs. c. v. Miller, Everett
Cole and family, Grafton. DR.. 7.
J.. Wilson and wife; Piedmont Mrs.
Edgar Parson and daughter, Alice
Frank Robinson and wife; Parson.
o. L Bilingslea and family; Clarks-
burg. George Robinson and wife;
Kingwood. Mrs. T. c. Clelland; Fair
mont. Miss Katherine Walter. of