Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-12-06
LOCAL NEWS


Graham's. (aov.
G. W. Corley of Weaver was VS.
itor in town Monday.
Seal your Christmas letters with
Christmas Seals.
Perry Mclean of Mt. Veiw was a
visitor in town the first of the week
Read w. t. Curry & Cos. display
Ad. 1t has Music" in it! (adv.
Waterman Fountain Pens at
Grahan,'s (adv.
Will Golden of near Philippi was
visitor in tows the first of the week.
Jewelry of the best type at Curry's
{adv)
Miss Marie Brandenburg, who
teaches at Galloway spent Sunday
here visiting her mother.
Full line of ChristmasGoods at
Graham,s (adv.
J. H. Bennett of Route a was in
town Saturday, accompanied by Earl
Bennett and wife.
Help stamp out tuberculosis. Seal
Christmas packages with Christmas
Seal.
Come n, get our prices and see the
goods. We have the latest and best.
w. T. Curry & Co.
Miss Winnie Viquesney who is at
tending school in Morgantown spent
the week end here with her parents.
December 18th, 1923, America will
celebrate twentieth birthday anniver-
sary of the Aeroplane.
Have you read W. T. Curry & Cos.
Ad 1t has the ring" in it. (adv
o. S. Coontz who teaches at Shaw
key was in town Saturday on bust
ness.
G. B. Ramsey and family of Phil
ippi spent Sunday visiting at E. D.
Koontz's.
Chas. Johnon was in Elkins last
week end visiting his mother who
has been very feeble for several
weeks.
Mr.. Scott has been suffering from
rheumatism for the past nine months
and was very glad indeed to see the
Klans with their donation
The Ladies of Presbyterian Church
will hold a Bazaar and Bake in Miss
Clothier's Shop Saturday, Dec. 15.,
all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Mccoy and
daughter were guets of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Birmingham in Philippi, last
Thursday at dinner party.
Burns of the Mountains" Monday
night, Dec. 10th a treat to all. You
can't afford to miss hearing real
lecture Tell your friends.
There viii be at least one family
in this vicinity that will be thankful
on Thanksgiving morning for such
an organization as the Knights of the
Ku Klux Khan.
Several members of the Belington
Khan, in spite of rain Walked thr-
ouvh mud for three miles Monday
night, the 26th., to carry groceries to
Mr.. Nose NJ. Scott and family. They
left groceries amounting to over
twenty dollars as well as thirty one
dollars in money.
Gladstone of England had the
habit of reading the advertisements
of newspaper first. He was SC
well informed that he became Bri-
tain's Greatest Premier.
Monroe Phillilppis who has beer
very i'll for Several days, decided that
an undertaken could not afford to die
during the days of high-cost of dying
and is up and about the streets as
usual.
]. M. McVicker, boarded the early
train Saturday carruing a gun as il
he might be going hunting but the
game is all well acquainted with MACK
on Middle Fork and hides every Sat
urday.
Lots of folks were very much sur
prised over the result of the football
game and folks who attended from
Belington returned chap-fallen ant
sad-eyed and who in W. Va, does no
feel just little hurt over the results
The little Is days old baby girl O
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lazarus died las
Friday morning after brief lines
of bronchitis. 1t was taken Frida,
evening to Wheeling for interment
The parents have the sympathy 0
the whole community in their mis-
fortune.
Mrs. Belle Strother, widow of tn
late DR.. ]. w. Strother left this al
ternoon for a visit with son, Grover
She was accompanied by Mrs. Gre
yer Strother and little daughte-
Their address will be No. 81 Pea