The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-06-13

noon.
Come in. Don't wait for all invi
tation.
A. V. Legg, the Jeweler, at the
Central.
Mrs. E. Yoak was shopping in towr
Thursday.
Children soon become old men and
old women.
1t is wonderful how appreciative
some men are.
Mrs. +. A. Bennett was in town
Friday evening,
b. f. Jefireys painted DR.. Blair.
house last week.
Esaias A sh, of White Pine, was in
town Saturday.
Al Hartman, Sr., was in Parkers.
burg last week.
The finest rain of the season fell last
Saturday morning.
Mrs. l.. f. Normau still remains in
a critical condition.
G. w. Starkey and wife were In
town Friday evening.
Qninby and Charley Hosey were
up to town Saturday.
DIR. George Beverage, the optician,
at the Central Hotel.
James Shanks, of Big Root, was
about the burg Friday.
1t takes lots of grit and deal of
grace to run ferry.
Robert Hamilton took in the COM
mencement at Chenille.
Oh, yes, we are still interested IN
the welfare of our country.
Clerk r. w. Hall came over Fri.
day and has been here since.
1t was a little too wet for many
people to come to town Saturday.
aunt Polly" johnson was among
us again last Friday selling books.
Homer Swentzel and S. p. Bell
went up to Chenille Friday night.
Personal delinquent list next. If
your name is on it we cannot help it.
w. O. Umstead q Co, of Mt. Zion.
sell a world of produce in this town.
Alfred and Amos Kenney came i'll
Saturday noon to get ready for court.
Miss Kate Hays and Mrs. DIR. Lowe
went up TO Chenille Saturday morn.
ing.
Wool is bringing 20 cents pound
in this town. 1t has been higher and
it has been lower.
1t is not always the man that lifts
his hat the highest or the oftenest that
has the most manners.
Governor A. B. White would sound
alright, but Governor Reese Blizzard
will sound much better.
"Dock" Rafferty,, the jolly and in
dustrious Irishman, from up the river,
was about town Saturday.
NJ. II. Right, Al. Hardman, G. w.
and Allie Hartman and others de.
liverod wool here last Thursday.
just when fellow wants the use
of the telephone line in this town the
more apt it is to be out of repair.
Is the following quotation from
the Bible? If so, please give book,
chapter and verse: Il will sprinkle
clean waters upon you and you shall
be clean"
a girl with enough chewing gum
in her mouth to break her jaw, has no
right to complain about her lover if he
happens to have chew of tobacco
laying between his upper and lower
jaws.
The report comes from Chenille
that Rev. Sessions did himself proud
in his address before the BOSNIAN Lit
erary Society last Friday night. This
is no more than we expected, and,
in fact, guaranteed.
No use in having any trouble IN
this county about who is to take the
Offices, Parson; for tencent piece
we will guarantee from one to five
takers for each and every office in the
gift Of the people or any other old
man.
People wanting to buy heating
stoves will do well To come to this
town. The introduction Of natural
gas has rendered many stoves value
less, so far as this town is concerned
and our country cousins ought to take
advantage Of their cheapness.
We are as seriously opposed TO ex.
trdvagance or needless expenditures
Of money as any man. And if the adj.
vice Of this paper vas needed from
time to time we might havesome sur.