Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-09-10

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here Saturday.
Mrs. Forrest Right is visiting re-
latives in Elkins.
Isaiah Moore of route a, was shop
ping in town Tuesday
Mrs. C. NJ Rucker of route two
was shopping in town Saturday,
E. Stalnaker, C. R. c., of Norton
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Mus
grave of Fairmont were here Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Hickman is spend
ing the weekend here with her par
ents.
Abe Klein and family of Elkins are
visiting at the home Of Abe Lazarus
this week
Miss Prudence S. Hinkle and Mrs.
Kate Rector Of Grafton were here
Sunday
s. A. Gergee and Milf Wiseman Of
Valley district were here Saturday ON
business.
Miss Lena Lazarus left Thursday
for Baltimore where she will spend
tha winter,
We are very sorry to hear Of the
serious lines of Mrs. Eva Coffman
at Fairmont.
Jack Jones of Suterville. Pa. arriv-
ed here Sunday. He is tbs guest Of
James Absolem.
Dossia Bartlett leaves the last Of
this week for Charleston where he
will teach school.
Carl Booth is in Fairmont High
School training camp at the All camp
site on Sugar Greek.
Mrs. Baker of Wheeling was here
last week the guest of her daughf :,
Mrs. Louis Lazarus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thiery of Phil
adelphia were visiting aDthe home of
Floyd Teter last week.
Hugh Price and Floyd Teter re-
turned from Pocohountas county last
week where they spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs, George Wilson and
daughter returned home Sat. after
spending a week in Clarksburg.
Constitution Day is September 18th
What parts of the original Constitu-
ton are nuIified by Amendments.
Mr. and Mrs Lindley and family
of Hendricks were visiting at the
home Of Lum Right over the week
end.
Roy Jeffreys and Forrest Right
left Saturday morning for Athens.
W. va where they will enter Concord
Normal.
Henry Wilmoth, George Talbot
and B. E. Wlmoth attended the fu-
neral Of Squire Corley at Talbot.
Wednesday,
Layne Rohrbiugh is here spending
his vaction with his mother. He has
a position with the Gulf Refining Co.
of Jamestown.
Mrs. w. G. Moore and sons william
and Marion drove through from Wash
ington and spent few days at the
home of Alf Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Thompson
who have been in Fairmont for the
last few months returned here Sunday
for a few days visit
Have your eyes and glasses care
fully looked after by Dr. Snyder, OPP
tometrist at Luzerne Hotel Beling-
ton, Tuesday Sept. 18th
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Rohrbough, and
daughter, Mrs Frank Phillips, at
tended the funeral of g. Camden Cor
ley, Wednesday at Talbot.
The photoplay 'The Ten Command
ments which was shown at Philippi
and Elkins last week was seen by
many Belington people.
Miss Ruth Smith left this week for
Parsons where she will teach school
Miss Smith has been in school this
summer in Michigan.
Miss Virginia Shinn is spendig a
short vacation at her home here be-
fore entering the State University for
the coming year.
Mrs. Fred B. Meyer of Terra Alta
who will be remembered by many as
Miss Gertrude Thiery was visiting
Miss Jessie Teter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Aubrey Parish and
family and Harold Dennis returned
Friday from visit in Ohio where
they saw the wreck of the shanan-
doah.
Mrs. Frank McCutcheon and son
Dent, from Akron, Ohio, drove to
Belingtoff Monday, and are visiting
relatives here and in Tucker county,
this week.
Mrs. Mary Howes and grand
daughter Miss Irene Moore of Wash
ington have returned to their home
after spending several days with
friends and relatives.
r & Haskins and son Fav and