Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-05-29
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

on business.
L. L. Bennett was in Phillppi Oh
business Monday.
For a good feed Braggs restau-
rant.
Give any &ieRcr ti:ne CROUCH and
he will kick himself 70 death
Adolph Newton, of MOntrose, was
here Monday on business
Lloyd ]. Booth, of Lambert, was
here on business Tuesday.
Wesley Ramsey, of Elkins, was
here Sunday visiting relatives.
H. H. Harrison, of Pierce, was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Rein Davis, of East Bend, was in
town shopping Wednesday evening.
Everything that's good to eat at
praoo,s Place. (adv.)
o. ]. Webb, of Grafton, was here
calling on a special friend Sunday.
W. w. Skidmore and son, of Val
lev Furnace, were in town Tuesday
on business.
I. Zacher, of Pittsburg, was here
Monday until today visiting his bro
Their, r. X. zacher.
Ben Wilson and Dale Stalnaker, OF
Philippi were Belington visitors
Wednesday.
Glad to see Rev. Bud" Smith out
in the sunshine again after several
weeks illness.
There are spots IN the son and
also Oh the sun go to inc Natural
Wonder show arI see.
j. w. Mcmahon is preparing to
open a meat market on Grim Ave in
a few days
Angus Ferguson, who has been in
Pittsburg for a few days returned
here Monday
Oda Williams, of Junior, Member
Barbour County court was business
visitor here Wednesday evening.
Tom Donahue, of W. NJ. R. R. of
fetal force was a business visitor here
Monday.
Roy Keller and w. j. Ramsey drew
numbers for jury service in Fed
eral Court this week.
Fort Cumberland headquarters
always cold. (adv)
Chas Scalleon, of Clarksburg, was
here calling Oh the merchants Tues
day
Bill Hdlderman has to come to
town almost every Wednesday-Got
tho habit and can't quit.
Merle Gamer, son of NJ D. Gamer
who has been in the overseas service
arrived home this week.
Earle Drummond and family who
have been visiting in Harrison Co, for
about two weeks came home the first
of the week.
Ed Dawson who has been in Ell
kins hospital from injuries received
by falling tree is home and well on
the road to recovery.
Bragg's trademark is fat Gus
tomers-because his eats are whole
.some-Be convinced by a fair trial.
(adv.)
E. D. Talbot, Mrs E. o. Fling,
Mrs. Nancy Wilson and Miss E. N
Dean, of Elkins, were Belington Wis
itors Tuesday.
Amos Rohrbough sold two regis
tired calves at $4,000 each Monday
without the exchange of a word
Amos says it pays to deal in reg
istered stock
H. A. Wolfe and wife, of Margan-
town, We're here this week for the
funeral of John Wolfe-while here
"Havy" ordered the Progressive sent
to his address.
NJ. R. Keyser, D. B. Caste, A. R
Parrish, L. R. Fowler and E, D.
Koontz were in Grafton, Thursday
and Thursday night attending /
Shrine Ceremonial All report
good time
L. D. Cross, of Route 4, has pur
chased the Brooks Sanitary Grocery
on the West side and will take pos
session about June 1st. L. D. is ;
hustling young man and will max,
good here
The Broaddus Orchestra of Broad
dus College, will give a concert OF
Tuesday night, June Bird in the Phil
ippi Opera House This orchestr;
is made up Of the Student body 0
Broaddus consisting of twenty-fiv
pieces.
Capt Jas. Flanagan, of Grafton
was a business visitor here Tuesda5
Capt. Flanagan is a retired B. g {
conductor and will be remembers
as one of the most courteous an
popular conductors of the B. & {
division.
The stork according tn tha anti