The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-03-20
Local Briefs.
Our school closed last Saturday.

OuT aalIs we're very HHn rFiuRY
might.
Domino is now getting to be quite
game.
h The pension cheques have again
come and gone.
at takes all kinds of people 20
make world"
Farmers report that wheat ia not
/ looking overly well.
Saturday was about as bright day
as one usually sees.
When people go to law someone al.
4 ways has the costr to pay.
Many things ars profitable that arc
mot thought of in this country.
People were remarkably scarce
IN town last Saturday morning.
Some new house. tor rent ought to
! be built in this town and its suburbs.
Frank White, Sr., and Frank
White, Jr., were here one day last
week.
Attorney w. S. Blizzard WAS pro,
fessionaly engaged in BrooksYille last
Friday.
No one i'll this section need have
been out of employment for the last
az few months.
Lou Bickel has been laid up for
repairs for some time with badly
mashed hand.
Those who do not want Office this
n year can have a slew of fun watching
the other boys hustle.
We are thankful to Levi Petit,
the genial landlord of Brooksville, Cor
some financial assistance.
Mr.. Hunter, the dry:goodS and no.
tion man, was the FIRST drummer 10
venture into this town in u buggy.
Hon. Hiram Campbell came up to
town last Friday night and spent
flew hours: Saturday chatting friends
1t will soon be time to ascertain
whether we will or will not have drug
u license in this town for another year.
~ We have now had our equiuoctial
storm. The next will be for the ben
eft of the wild geese OF whippoor.
wills.
The a. V. =. Literary Club is
making preparations to give an Eas-
ter entertainment in the way of n
cHntats.
For quite long time we have been
short a few pal ers for each issue and
as result some of our exchanges have
suffered.
A son of NJ. H. Right and young
Mr.. Weaver will start to Randolph
county in day or two to work in
lumber camp.
No more obliging, prompt and
Painstsking man has ever had charge
of the ferry than Noah Dulin, who i,
DOW running it.
Some young men go away to work,
but do no good by so doing, while
others begin to accumulate wealth
from The very start.
Many claimed last Friday night to
be the coldest Of the season. AT any
rate, it was the heaviest snow, and
Rnow slways3looks cold.
Tracy Owenp returned to this place
yesterday. AS yet we have not learn
ed what business he will engage in, he
having resigned his position With ].
w. Pell.
We felt sorry for a fellow few
miles out IN the country a few even
ain, hen he sent here for a DR..
and a. Il one Of them would 20 for the
reason that he had the reputation of
never paying his debts. A man can
III afford to be dishonest.
j. A. Burrows, who has been ut
Liverpool, Jackson county, for some
ne, returned home last Thursday
might. lie will 60 to Pa. in short
iime Jim is one Of our honest young
men and deserves the very best in the
land
One thing about Quarterly meet
pings in this town that, to u.s. looks too
gold and formal, and that is the fail.
ure 70 take up collection. There
are always some widows who feel like
contributing their mite Of course
it is more Of our business, but We bave
heard Sumo complaint along this line