Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-12-11
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


Sam Moran, of Route a, was IN
town Monday on business.
John Gibson, of Valley, was IN
town Tuesday.
Guy Harris, of Meadowville, was in
town Wednesday,
Orestus Day of Dartmoor, was a
business visitor here last Friday.
Jeff Jones, of Ten Mile, was Be-
lington visitor last Saturday.
Howard Price was on Sugar Creek
Tuesday on business.
Robert Tallman of Valley, was in
town Tuesday.
Rev. Greynolds, of Junior, was
Belington visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Coontz, of Route A, is
in Belington visiting relatives.
Bragg believes in service at
reasonable profit. Buy your box
candy there. tadv.)
Mrs. John McCauley, of Valley,
spent the first of the week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. M. V. Digman.
The Weaver mines which have
been down since December LIST, re-
stunned work Tuesday.
F. f. Coontz and c. A. Coontz of
Route A, were here on business We'd
nesday.
Everything that's right at the
right prices at w. T. Curry and Co.'S.
adv.
Arch Mcintyre and wife, of Pa,
are stopping at the home of G. A.
Parsons.
Get Bragg's prices on candy before
buying elsewhere. Best prices in
town. (adv.)
Frank Brandon, proprietor of the
Luzerne, was in Philippi on business
Tuesday.
G. G. Coontz of Route 4, left here
Monday night for few days visit
with relatives in Akron, Ohio.
]. L. Boner brought back real
coon from the chase in the mountains
near Tighview Monday night.
]. A. Viquesney of this city, is in
White Sulphur Springs on business
this week.
Irwin Watts, of Preston County, is
here aiding in the running of Scrim-
geour Bros mill.
Tom Sharps and |. M. Polling, of
Route 3, were among the business
visitors here Monday.
Fancy boy candies As, 80 and $100
per box at Bragg's. (adv.)
Gordon England and V. E. George
OF Valley, were Belington visitors
Tuesday.
Do your Christmas shopping early
as manufacturers are short on orders.
". t. Curry's fine stock will not last.
adv.
Miss Pearl Post who has very lu-
crative position in the schools of Har-
rison County, was here over Sunday
visiting relatives.
Miss Bennett of Elkins, who has
been nursing Miss Norma Brewer
during a siege of typhoid fever, left
for her home Wednesday.
Jas. Bennett, the Equitable Insur-
ance man, of Parkersburg, is back In
our city after several days visit
with his folks in Parkersburg.
The telephone company is making
some much needed improvements II
their system in and around Beling-
ton.
Ms. ]. L. Ernest, daughter, Mis-:
Jessie, and son Carroll Hall, were
Christmas shoppers in Philadelphia
Friday and returned Saturday noon.
Mrs. E. D. Koontz and daughter
spent the week end visiting at tn
homes of Mrs. Koontz's brothers il
Philippi
Marshall Wymer who has been il
CIarksburg for a few weeks, spent
few DAYS this week here with hi
family.
Gold is pure and lasting, remembe
your friends, something that lasts
w. t. Curry and Co has them. adv
John Williams and son, of Buck
harmon spent last week end here Wis
iting Mrs. NJ. A. c. Hinkle and othe
relatives in the city. The younge
Mr.. Williams just recently returne
from overseas after 20 months actlv
service on the firing line.
WE WILL PAY A STRAlGH
SALARY $500 per week and e.
penses to man or woman with rig
introduce EUREKA EGG PRODU(
Err. Eureka Mfg. c., East ST. Lou
Ill
Santa Claus has been at Bragg
he eats there. (adV)
Mrs. Fred Diddle, accompanied
Red Cross worker, of Washingto
D. C. were here the first of the wee
The WASHINGTON lady paid a We