Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-05-22
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


always cold tadVD
Bill Curry is fishing again-But on
dry land at present.
Tom Bohan, of Philippi, was Be
lington visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Coontz, of R. A, was here
visiting relatives the week end
Everything that's good to eat at
Rrapq's Place. (adv.)
Rev. Morris, of Philippi, was Be-
hngton visitor Tuesday.
Chas. Ridgeway, of the pike, was
here Monday on business.
Frank Wolfe, of Philippi, was here
on sawmill business Monday.
E. NJ. Moore, of R. A, was in town
visiting Henry Moore Wednesday
Mrs. Edna Polling, of Elkins, was
visitor in Belington Monday.
Coy Cook returned soldier was
here visiting L. D. Cook Saturday.
DIR. S. G. Moore and wife, of Elkins,
passed through here Tuesday morn
ing.
Bragg's trademark is fat Gus
tomers-because his eats are whole
some-Be convinced by fair trial.
(adv.)
Mrs. l.. R. Fowler and Mrs. Minnie
Rohrbough were Elkins visitors Mon
day
Cleo. Swecker our efficient road en-
gineer spent Sunday at his home near
Century.
Miss Jessie A Campbell and Miss
Liller were Philippi visitors one day
last week.
Marion Bibey, Juniors enterprising
merchant, was here on business Mon
day evening.
Ira Findley and Thos. Sharps, of
The Bend River were business Wis
itors here Tuesday.
News has reached here of the land
ing of Herman V. Viquesney in New
York from overseas.
For good feed Braggs restau-
rant (advJ
Ira Hairs, of Kalamazoo, and n
H. Harris, of Meadowville, were here
looking for veal calves Tuesday
Certain sections are reported hard
hit by Jack Frost on the night of
May 18th-pretty late frost but they
do come just the same.
A. G. Hathaway, one of Valley
Districts staunch Republicans was
in town Saturday night.
Hon. Geo. NJ Kittle and daughter,
Miss Annie and Mrs. Hess Polling
were Belington visitors Sunday.
Braggs Restaurant at the old Davis
stand still famous for good eats
they always come back (adv.)
Dan Taft, Ashley Hawkins and Mr..
Thompson, of Philippi, were Being
ton visitors Monday evening
Walton B. Shirtleff (familiarly
called "Nimrod") of Akron, O., is
here seeing friends at this writing.
Erwin Keyser who has been living
in Buckhannon the past winter has
returned to his home on the West
side
For cold drinks-drink at Braggs
drink once you will drink again.
(adv.)
Angus Ferguson, of the Engineer
Department of Roads left here Thurs
day for few days visit in Pitts
burg.
j. Wiley Boyd, of Sharon, Ohio, has
been here several days visiting Mr..
and Mrs A. R. Parrish of the Right
Addition.
w. B. Huffman formerly of Be-
lington, but now railroad agent at
Worthington was here renewing old
acquaintance Sunday.
John Scrimgeour, son of VIM.
Scrimgeour had the misfortune of
breaking his arm few days ago
while cranking truck.
The voice of the knocker is abroad
in the land-steer clear Of these par
asites lest you become infected with
Americana Dementia.
Strother Ramsey, of R. A, who has
been having some Counting troubles"
at the county seat left here this week
for Charleston on legal business.
Wade Miller who conducts hard
ware store at Parsons and other
points passed through here Sunday.
Bragg's Restaurant remodeled and
newly sanitary and clean,
up-to-the-minute in every respect.
(adv.)
G. W Bosley. of Bills Creek, was
here marketing produce Monday lie
reports his raspberry and apple crop
prospect exceptionally good this year
Ariie Keller started to Akron a few
days ago but returned to Belingt n
owing to the fact that while in
Wheeling he was robbed of about
$500 and his cap by some of the