The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-04

ORC - 1iittt VI w illAt my VIZ
about town Thursday.
G.. W. Silcott made q business trir
to Chenille Saturday.
Some oil companies send out gas
tanks to do business for them.
Miles, the oil man, came up to
look after his interests day or two
last week.
DIR. j. Hopkins Pake will be at
Grantsville June 10Th. Don't forget
the date.
James Barr says the recent irosts
injured great deal of pasture for J.
+. Mcdonald.
Frank johnson and JAS. Stevens
were hauling hay from NJ. Hardman's
farm to town last week.
Tobaccoes, Coflees, Teas, Spices and
in fact provisions of all kinds ut l.
JefireyS', Big Root, w. Va.
Mrs. Jerome Hardman and duugh.
tiers, Geraldine and Eva returned
from Rname county Saturday.
The Board of Education of Center
District held meeting at the Coun-
ty Clerks Office Saturday and trans
acted considerable business.
engagements have been made for
Big 4th Of July Celebration ut the
Fair Grounds. Some good races will
be given. See big "ad." next week.
We had as well have high schoe!
established in Gran,sville as not. Ii
We do our part we will soon begin to
attract attention from the outside
world.
Had any one noticed how remarka
bly, scarce crows and birds of all kinds
were this year? This partially ex-
plains why here arc 50 many cut.
worms.
Alex Chancey aud Paydcn Blake
were engaged ut the Court House SAT-
urlay evening taking depositions to
he read on the hearing of case be-
tween them.
When man sows oats and reaps
cut-worms he is not very favorably
impressed with the doctrine of
"Whatsoever man soweth, that
shall he also reap"
Everything was reported quiet on
Steer creek at least one day last week.
VI. j. Stump was in town that day,
but certainty that had nothing to do
with the quictudc On the creek.
Rev. y. Wcstfall and part of his
family were down to the famous Min.
eral Well Thursday. All who have
tried the water from the we'll pro-
nouuce it great health restorer.
Dr. Pakc, whose card appears in
this paper, is thoroughly competent
to treat all diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. His work ut previ.
Gus visits is sufficient to recommend
him.
Mcfarland Ball, one Of the push
ing farmers and good citizens of Gil
MGR, wa, here rn business last Tues
day lie says he has never bought
bushel of corn since lie has been
keeping house.
The following is the enrolment in
the EVANSVILLE School last week:
Misses Prudence Wood, Lizzie Smith
and Mcs,r.. John White, Holden
wood and James Burrows. Total
enrolment 60.
For q few days past the outlook for
farming WAS very di-couuging, and
at this writing conditions arc not
much better The only thing left
for the farmers Co do il nerve up 10
the situation aud make a greater ef
/ fart.
Alfred Kcuucy a now a graduate
of the Georgetown University. Mr..
kcuney H. one uf very few young men
who took advantage ofimproving tho
opportunity afforded ihsm by reason
lnf an appointment CD % position in
Washington
Every now and then We read on
account Of whore sYmc yap' who Oh.
way, claims bc IS NOT able to take a
paper, mking up sem twenty fifty
dollar. ar more. nni letting some
green goods -oIud.er cheat liim oui
.ufit 50 long 81. professional swim.
. d'cr sling out baus for "mgkcu
some one vi.l bite
Ata meeting of Eureka Ladec Nu
IO. s.. J.. "a. st. held Boo thcr
Lodge room la.t Saturday cvcnin.
fIe f.Il..tirr officer. f.r. elected r.,