The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-05-16

Oncler DTOtneTS art now mere WIFI
force of men making brick. They
are located at the mouth of Leaf Bank.
Oke Ball, who has been on big
timber job in Gilmer for several
months, is now at home. He was about
town last Friday.
Rev. A. westfall, who has been so
badly afflicted with felon on one of
his fingers, has so far recovered as to
be able to work again.
George Roberts came up from
Burning Springs last Thursday and
spent day or two looking after bust
mass matters about this town,
French Stump and wife, visited
Mrs. Stump's father, VIM. Haverty,
last Friday. Mr.. Stump also made
business trip to Roane county.
This would oe a much better world
if every body would d. the right
thing at the right time, in the right
spirit and in right business like
way.
Floyd T. Dulin, of the Spencer
Asylum force, visited home folks last
week. Floyd is sober and upright
young man and is trustworthy any
place.
We do love foI such men "a d.
&. Grim to come to town once a gear.
AS regular as they roll around, he calls
TO renew his subscription 10 the
CHRONICLE.
T. K. Stump made couple of
rustic chairs and placed them in his
orchard last week. We don't know
whether he will let George get on the
grass or not.
Bob" Bell measured the distance
from here to Parker,burg last week.
1T the world is as large the other di-
rection IA it is from here down, shes
"whooper"
George w. Wilson, Squire Camp
and Mrs. Anna Cray, all of Monon-
gala county, were called here last
week to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
VIM. Wilson.
1t is said that Jim Sickles taught
his son Sam, to fight. Result Be
fore the boy was nineteen he and his
father had 10 year sentence to the
penitentiary.
This office was IGNORED by n call
from Misses Ethel Stump, Geraldine
and Eva Hardman last Wednesday
evening. We hope it will be their
pleasure to come often.
In connection with an article on
love, wise mau once srid: "a co.
quette is rose from whom every
lover plucks leaf the thorn remains
for the future husband"
There is one luxury that most all
citizens enjoy, for which n country
editor has no use, and that is tooth
pick. He seldom has chance to get
anything between his Ieeth.
Two cats settled disturbance in
front of the post office last Thursday
evening which attracted n large crowd,
created considerable excitement and
left powerful lot of cat hair to com
memorate the same.
The Dye Pharmacy keeps on hand
full line of patent and proprietary
medicines, which, like our drugs, are
bought often to insure our patrons
crisp, and not shelf-worn goods.
Dye Pharmacy.
All Of the religious influence in the
land is not exerted by persons belong
ing to church Any man who praci C
es good morals and manners exerts
christian influence. Without chris.
tianity We would have no such thing
as good morals or manners.
Miles Geho walked in last We'd
nesday and did what was necessary
to make the CHRONICLE go ut him
with best wishes for the next twelve
months Miles is a clever boy and
will, we hope, ere long, take rank
among the good men Of the earth
We are e. cepiionally careful in
making up our mailing lists and it is
next to impossible for us to make a
mistake. We are sure that three.
fourths Of the failures to get the
| CHRONICLE are due to carelessncss or
awkwnrdness Of post masters.
We would like to know how Tracy
Owens, A. r. johnson, Il. n. Miles,
Jim Boayer, Alfred Stump, Jerome
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