The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

lump 'i''i ltlu1'N Nl>l zen
friends ON Laurel and Tanner Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Rev. Sralnuker started, last
Saturday evening, to Burnsville where
she will spend few days visiting.
DIR. Connolly, of Richardson, and
mighty good fellow, was doing
business in this town last Friday.
On behalf OF master Holly Barr,
we return greattul thanks 10 Ward
ii. Belts, for nice dish of honey.
airs Al Ilardman, who has been
in Parkcrshurg for several weeks in
a hospital, returned home last Sat.
urday.
j. w. Metz, one of the politicians
in the coming election, was mingle
ing with his numerous friends in this
town day or two last week.
Wait Polling, Watt Stump, Fred
Pell and Mrs. DR.. Swenrzel were
guests at the home of SIZE Polling. on
Rush run day or two last week.
Oke Ferrell was seen on the streets
Saturday evening with two newly
sh"rpened Notwithstanding strange
about that, but who will use them,
John Fling, Of Tanner, one Of the
J"lIiest travelling men that visits this
town, was here talking business to
our merchants, and making his
friends glad, last Friday.
We are now convinced of the fact
that 1t pays to advertise i'm this paper.
In last weeks issue of the Chronicle
vas notice Of the loss of sample
case belonging to Al Gamer. He
now has the case in his possession.
"A great many young folks in writ.
ing social and love letters use the
forms published in books only. This
is mistake. Better say, Dear Sal.
YOU are sweeler ue'er 'simmon pie, if
that Is what you mean, than write
whole page of stale slush chat YOU
cannot or don't mean.
Eos Williams was around town
Saturday evening telling some of the
boys about the good qualities of a
certain old black horse. Now. that
horse was supposed to be old enough
to tuna up his toes last winter. but
he IS actually still living. Frank
Marshall says he Is not much good
For the past year, having been a
member Of the Chronicle force can
begin to have some idea of he amount
IT work 1t requires To- get out a paper.
ita few Of our delinquent subscribers
would think Of the tired editor as he
sits at his desk welding the pen they
certainly would remember Ms in
a friendly way. Now readers
please think Of us and pay up your
subscription.
The anuouncementof d. w Chen.
owelh, as candidate for Assessor
appears in this issue. Mr.. Chen.
owe,h has been a respected citizen Of
this county since its organization and
has always been identified with the
financial interests Of his State. county
and district Being one Of the
heaviest tax-payers Of the county ac
. quaints him with values and his in.
tegrity, as a man, would guarantee
uniformity in values. Ifhe il ever
to be rewarded by his couutrymen
. it is about time his reward was com.
ing.
Street loafng should not be en-.
couraged nor tolerated by the people
of this town, for it is the orcrunucr
. .pf gambling, the companion Of crime.
and q favorite student Of false.
. hood, and the judge Of the universe
will by and by call to an account the
parents who disregard the example
+ Of The youthful Nnzarcuc. and ar,
& coutcutcd to zee their children NOV
, ing slowly butaurcly through loator
b 'h'roughfare to Che great avencu
6 Of disgruce and ruin ], il ansoHcuc,
r against tie laws Of morality auo
{ should tie prohibited by the laws o
the State.