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spectator on the happy occasion yes
terday. and received no end of attention
herself.
Mrs. Nagel. wife of the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor. is expected back
tomorrow. She was called to Boston last
week by the illness Of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Augenstein are now
In their new home. 1876 Park road, and
will be pleased to see their friends this
evening from to 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Erlebacher had as
weekend guests Mr.. Jack Katz and
Miss Rena Cohn Of Baltimore, whose en-
gagement was recently announced.
Monticello Chapter was entertained last
evening at a musical given by Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur r. Burkholder, 1920 NJ
street.
Mrs. c. j. Neisnee Edwards of Albu-
querque and Sante Fe, N. NJ, and other
points south, is In the city visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edwards, LOG
E street northwest.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
December 8 at 1850 Newton street. the
hostess being Mrs. James Mckee. Fifteen
members answered to roll call with re-
sponses re'ating to items of current in
terest, and Miss Lizzie Warman was adj
mitted to membership. The paper en-
titled "Giotto; or. the Beginning of Italian
Art" was presented by Mrs. Croissant.
A copy of one OF the frescoes of that
period and an explanation of 1t formed
part Of the paper. Mrs. Foote read a
carefully prepared paper relating to the
political divisions OF Italy before. and
during the middle ages. The subject was
made clear by the aid of a map enlarged
and colored. After adjournment. Mrs.
Wheeler played piano solo and refresh
mentS were served.
Those who have taken boxes for Mrs.
Barney's play. 1.-THE Man in the Moon. "
the evening of December 20, are Mrs.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell. Mrs. L. z. Letter,
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Mcmillan
Some OF those who have taken seats are
Mrs Robert Roosevelt. Mrs. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. McKim. Mrs. Audenfield. Mrs. Giles
pie. Miss Schenck. Mrs. Depew, Senior
Quesada. Mrs. C. c. Glover, Mrs. c. H.
Butler. Miss Sands. Mrs. Barbour. Mrs
Symons, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs.
Fahnestock. Mrs. Peyton Russell. Mr..
Gist Blair Mrs. Pinchot, Mrs. Chatard.
Mrs Earloughter, Mrs. Krogstad, Lloyd
MaRruder, W B. Hibbs, Mrs. John Bar
rett. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Corcoran Hill,
Mrs Elkins, Mrs. Wetmore. Mrs. Mum
and Mrs. Julian James.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Arthur Best of Barn
well. s. c., who were the recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pate, have re-
turned to their home.
A complete and pleasant surprise was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zollinger
by the Ladies' Guild Of the Protestant
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equipments, current magazines and a fine
selection of books and modern games,
making an attractive place 10 spend an
evening.
Mrs. Rosecrans will leave for New York
the last of next week.
Miss Minerva Primm OF PinckneyviIe.
ILL.,, and Miss Clara Primm Of Chicago
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Primm.s
Mrs. C. c. Murphy of Oak Grove. 18th
street northeast, has been enjoying u
fortnight's visit from her brother, Mr..
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which Mrs. Zollinger is a member, the
occasion being a farewell visit, as Mr..
and Mrs. Zollinger contemplate making
Indianapolis. Ind, their future home. A
souvenir gift of Set of solid silver
spoons was made by the guild to Mrs.
Zolinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Goodali are In
Washington for a months stay, after an
extended absence in Tennessee and
Florida.
The Brookland Social Union had a very
opening night at their read
ing rooms, which have all the up:to-date
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Mr.. and Mrs C. Arthur Best of Barn
well. s. c., who were the recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pate, have re-
turned to their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-12

A complete and pleasant surprise was
given TO Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zollinger
by the Ladies' Guild OF the Protestant
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D0nne'& 1115-1117 Street. 60nnets
Merchandise of Quality at Popular Prices.
LOUVRE GOWNS.
Auto
and
Opera
BonnctS.
Auto
and
Opera
Bonnets.

f social eason is in
4 | create ii 0 good
the Yorkdr n EN-
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CONTINUED on Second Pags.)
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Mrs. Rosecrans will leave for
the last of next week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Ser 3ttrficrtruf foil cine
hrr Snleln Der Ybilippillen nn%gefaui!
buben. Wie mGr's, tpe,u Die Gegie.
rurg pom Der eegen ben 3rldertruit
btnblid)tigten llnteriud)ung obiteben
nno ibm CUR Straie Die gan5en Ebi.
lipplnen lfcnten piiroe. org. st.
3t9)
"G lnunb5man5iN M ellen
POM Sii0pol" pom 6. $. Sbndletou.
Sic 8eid)ihte Der britiiden Siibpol.
Expedition 1907 bis 1909 inter
2lelltenant Sbafletop erid)eint llun
aud) in ocntidcr llcbcriebuna BON
Greberif 9ecfer i'm &erlagc . @il-
bc!m SiBerott in Berlin iu uier5iJ
SieIcrun9en 3u ie 30 Eicnnig (20c.).
Eas in~tcreiiante @erf lit pornebm
ollsgeltattct llnO reid iluitrirt. Be-
lttulngcn -aiIf bos &erf nimmt Die
9ltd)bonolnng Don II. Sanitid, 10
Il. .Eopplcton. e II. ent9egen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
SpncsfGuc.

glnl Il He5entber Hsbeeta Ntbier, Mr.. $50,
&arrlionsSt raRe, % Sabre alt.
YIN 4. Se}eMber YcatbcN Noar,e, gtr. 1920,
Slpi,toH. StraBe, 81 rSabte ali.
YIN Z. SeJenber Wco. ~. Muffin, N'erep'
Soip,fal, rs sabre alt.
Vim 8. December Nmclia Yrn6tar, q. 60
i~epbSs0otplal, "a Sabre ait.
YIN 3. December sarab g.. Srautliu, Nr.
1907, FdtterDf9loenie 40 Sabre ali.
slrh 8. December. 5ames :. 5iiper. Diaro'
I'm =. 9e3eNber aitdpneI WraieSDihsti. g;r.
72i, emo sltrsStraBe, 20 Sabre ali.
slm 3. December sier. @rrch, SIR. s2l.
Nb0IcoutsS grape. 80 Sabre alt.
Vii. Z. Sl5ember s,cnjamin 9au IL, @iGra.
lanh @enerGl Sofpitdl. IS 1abre ait,
sinl z. Se3ember 6briitiaH W.ubr, 9apbielu'
MfDi, 10 Sabre alt.
shn Z. Se5ember Hebceea u. Wifburn, Gr.
800, Seit'Sd noGlesStrdbe. 81 Sabre lat.
snl .. Se5eTber 1rsocrid W.einbarbt, 9ir.
14i6, observation-disclosures A. Sabre ali.
Vim 4: Se9ember Senrictta Eetere, 9apoieiu.
Nfol. 66 Sabre ali.
lin 9. ;Se5ember &m. Netup, Dir. 1904. @la,
muns SirGbe, 80 Sabre alt.
gnl q. Ne5ember MiG,acI Sdrdoer, 9tr. s22.
Silo GpnoFStraBe, 81 Sabre ait,
Vim 1. Eelenber Wiidaei SDanabau, WierCiJ
Soipital, 90 Sabre alt.
slm D. December Spbu -. @ieic. III. GJG,
Glib ISaiDiHstons SirdBe, 81 Sabre ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
0efnnnt madJmn9en.
Teparten,ent fir 6ffentIids sidcrbeit-Yanter.
Suu,T cpGrtenent bes 8cbdnbe.S ufpeftprss
siirsans, giaibbaus.

Voiputo IL. fttWuUt S11pctIQC. t#H
Gattimore, 4. Se3ember 1902.
Wnscbpie iucroeIl eHtgcget genoMmeH bon
Der 9onfruftsBcb1roe Der Staoi ga!tiInor fit
Elm an DER StiIes' iilo @ousbsS irabe 5l errids
ttnbes @cbduee. uIs SbuIe 9,r. 2 beldnni. fir
ben Wdpor uno Stabtraib bon Baltimore Iiir
ben @ebrdub Der Seb5rbe Der ~eduleomuii'
fare.
~sInseboie miiiien in oerlieeeIteu Gonpertelt,
a~oreifirt. an ben "Sonrh OF Alpurbs OF galti:
more Gin" iHo nit Der Muiibriii s4.rcpofnl
for Sbooi 70. 2" an Der glIbeufeiie periebeyl
fem nno 0rn. s.. Selpeu IopmaS, etnoisheais
ftrator, In oeffen 0ireali tut Ratbbaus i'm ober
Dor II ubr %ormittaas am 10. Se5smbsr 1909
iiberreitbi iperecn.
SeocIn ~slnGebot muB Elm az ben Wabor l,nS
Ginotratb bon Baltimore Snbiburer certifi3lrter.
aWi cine .Gledrinq Soufe"sBauf ac3ogencr Chef
ees gtetes iiher flnibunhett ($500.00) beige
iiiat fem.
Der crfo.areid)e gieter mib Biiraf6aft iteGen
nno ben pcftimlnlngen bes itdotii6en GbartelS
be5itg!td 0onirdfte nadbtpmmen. {
SeldniilgeH itHb Spe3ififutionen f1nnen dm
ooer ita6 Dem 2. Te5cnlber 1909 i'm Niirenli
oes ~o3ehd,oes Snfpettors b~eiid1tiat fpcroen.
Sie Sebnroe bebdlt, fit oas Mebt Dor, irgeuo
ELI ODER Hlle Wu9cbote 81 oertperfen.
Gbiparb o. Breton,
@ebdioe, SrifpcftOr.
gcftdtiei: 1,a
Z. 9arrp Msnbupf,
-Eorfiber Der GpntruftsBeb6roe.
CNe32.3.4.6,7.S 80, i0,f1,13
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
CATHERINE Yeracr.

IS itarb am SsPniaa. sslro. Se5elnber 1909.
tine Strasr. mileGfc Giqftijt IosS 'periiorbentr
iinoft 'pSansIRas, beH 20. Eteember, UNI A5
Ser ln ut. GsaHSS' serinfaisn SsosifsMa 'r no ' n@
. ltbr Elm 1rauereoiteaotenit .sebalieu ipirb.
uno oanI uri oent .Samilieit.S rieoboie Hat.
Ser,unnotc NIB Srennoe fno eingeIaoen, beis
flaopbueu. - (340-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Hacpb (unu.

60 itnrb pI5tli6 am 6. Sesembcr 1909
Jacob Jung, g~eliebier Satte bon Maraaretbe
Sung, I'M @l!er bon rs Sabren. Die geerois
gIilg tiHset Gunnerifug, 8 ubr Sormittngs,
bon feiner Ietter Nobutna. Wr. 1923, Gt'
epn,baro strahe, aia itait ino bann nan Der
Ct. Nibdels.Airebe. no nm 8 llbr cine feiers
Iime Reaniem'U eejie fir oas Sell fciner SeeIe
celebriri ipiro. Geripuuoie INTO Sreulbe iino
ad)tun9sboa eiHgeIuoer. (341-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Sn Berlin / it cine @eiell'
id)oit gegriinbet ,porben, pcld)e Ab,
iGlle, &ebridt lino Wia nod einenl
goil5 nellen patcntirten 8erIahrcn be-
lcitiaen unD babel %portbcilbaIt ans.
llllBen unb peripertben mil. Mmeri.
taniide StGote iollten iih iiber bas
nelle Yotent informiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Charles s.. Nplt.

g liqrb am % Se5ember iaog Charles 9.
Sabre ieineS se1eus. Sic Srunerfeicr iinoet
5pnnsrIias. gadmiitags nm 2 ubr, in ieiner
lettcu Nobnifiia, .Tr. 220t, @tlfenS.Auenae
itdit, ippSu 2serpnintc uni, ,Sreiinoe Der 5anls
lie nttiie3notl tinaciaoen iihb. 9eiietung
pricatim anf her "Gonpon,Earf' : nieterp."
loif-2) N+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Cine % oiien Aus 10 c.
rung BON Witglieoern Der nS6lpor'
5en Sdno" aus Der S6mei5 nod bell
8cr. Stnoten miro aus @eni genel.
oct. Die feblt gerooe nod; Die ame-
rifanilhen 9eboroen tonncn nidt
cinmal nit ben rSd)murSbGnbern"
Die ld)pn inn 2onhc iinb, fcrtig iucr-
ocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

On Nronffmrt a. 90. peran.
italieten Die Sosialbemufraten eiuc
groBe 0emonitrotiorL III Der bos
@olfsaerift in 9aben. Sad)ien mo
Berlin bebailoelt mliroe. Gam 500
Sic Men9e mad oen, YiSmard.T ei,f-
mol. Mebafteur @uint belt einc
&ebe iiber Del, rllnterbriifer 9is.
marf." Ger grobte Ibeil Der &eoe
ain9 in Yiuiruien nib ben @ifen
.Nieocr nit 9ismard!" inter. Ger
Stabtoerpronetc OF. Quart iiibrtc
aus, Der Grade. Der a,,i benz Cent.
nal iibermmnScn lei, iei belite leben-
bigger ais lie. Gesbalb ionte bic
Menge at bieiem Tcnfmal Der
&nettidoit selobcn, ilr Die 9cirei-
ing 9eutidIano'S nit Der Madt Der
: grbeiteridaft %ein5utreten. Mit ben,
Huie: .Nieoer nit @ismord. nieber
NIT benz prenBiifen. Sunfertbmm nlto
Sod, baS afIaemeine @ahlreGt III
Yreuben!" idioB Der @coner ieinc
Nnipradc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

Nus benz 9 iibmelten Ser
Ser. Staaten iperben geipaltiac Cent
peroturl tiir5e gemclbet. Sn Goloros
90 fiel Der IbermometeritallO ouf 10
@rao inter Nita, AZ @ruo &1lte, unb
in @pomilg iogar auf II @rao III.
ter Mhla. Ia fommen mir I'M Often
nod ant lpeg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Mubcrt I. Sdlmiot.

Us linrD am n 0e5ember lO0N in itincr
lsobmiig, Nr. 22t0, @iliene.9penne, aapbrrt
!. GdInIiot i'm Iiter bon "a Sdbrem, ~aeiiehicr
tSdite Der pertiurbenen Sprotbcu S1miot. Ste
eceroigung iiiofi nm 3reitaa, 9iahmitines nm
3 tbr, bonn Irailerbaiile aus AMI Der .gouooi
Bari Gemeterp" fat. t3l3-41
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
PROGRAM

OF Second Annual Reunion of The .houn County o II ys
Association to be held at Mnnora W. Va GA Saturday
O't y 1909 Beginning at 1U;OO o'clock A. NJ
''' ~ "c'como C. NJ Eisnon
P'"'' Gay Stanater
A "o' ''' 'o'u1 cie' 81 TIE order R-y. e. Burns
NOON Diaaer the ground
Oid Fell )wship world vide m)vomon. A. G. Matthews
Some benefits to be dirlyod ROW the or ,r II ,art S,,n
DAD Fellowship aid to Christianity " McC,lt
ADJOURNMENT
brass baad VIII lumhh appropriate music and on,ple
PROVISIONS VIII C made fOr all who attend All members Of
TIE order aid a" WHO arc Interested in is pr cr25s in this
cJuaty arc requested TO attend
by ORDER OF COMMITTEE
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New Industry For Grantsville.

'Wlg" Biclile and Otto Lehman
have boea here for several days
cleaning out their gas and oil wells
and otherwise improving their prop
city.
They nave completed that work
and are now at work on a scheme
to manufacture gasoline from the
gas in their Hamilton No. l well,
which is the only well they have
that produces gas with a paraphine
base, and that kind of gas is the
only kind from which gas lin can be
manufactured. If ,heir plans are
successful the working of tle new
plant will be very simple and this
product of their gas VIII be much
more remuneratiyo than the gas in
it's raw state, as it is said that 1000
feet Of gas for which they are now
receiving l 1-2 cents, will nanufac.
ture four gallons of gasoline which
is worth about 20 cents gallon, and
the gas can afterwards be utilized
fer illuminating and heating pur-
poses. 1t is sincerely hoped that
their plans will be successful and
that they Will meet with that ii nan
cial success that THAR untiring eff
forts so justly merit.
While the operation of the pIaat
as now proposed, will not require
much of pay roll to operate it, it
will bring lot of money into this
firms hands which will be used in
further developing territory in This
community and it will do our town
and county a great deal of good
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28

The Grantsville base bali team
went to StoutsMills last week
and suffered two disastr Gus de-
feats at the hands of Stouts
Mills, the score in the first game
being 10 to 0 and in the second
IS to 2. On their way up there
though the boys played a game
with Chenille, and won a victory
of 8 to 6 over a good team That
they were out Of form ON account
of their long, tiresome trip, and
that Stouts Mills has dandy
good team, are the causes to
which the terrible drubblng suff-
cred by Grantsville is attributed.
Attorney S.P. Bell, Of Grants
vile, has located In Spencer for
the practice of his profession; he
is a man Of broad experience; in
his earlier career he taught school
successfully and later he was
twice elected county surveyor for
his county; for a time he was as
ISOLATED with J NJ Hamilton in.
the practice of law and for the
past six or eight years he has
been member Of the law firm
of Mathews and Bell at Grants
vile. He is man of high char
acter in his profession, of unques-
toned honor as a man and he
will succeed as a lawyer at this
bar. The Bulletin welcomes
him to this town Spencer Bull
etin,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
Why We Are stronger.

Tie cid Grc9s and Romans w.ro
great admirers Of health and strength:
their pictures and asatuary made the
muscles Of the mrn stand out like
cords
A. q matter of fact we lave attn.
letes and strong moS men fed on
fine strength making food such as
Quaker OHa-that would win i'm an.
contest with the old Roman or Crsci,
champions. .
It's matter of food. The finest cool
for making strength oC bone. muscle
and nerve is fine o1tsseal Quicker
Oats il tile best because &c Is pure. no
husiss or stems on biacl. enccEs. Fasu-
crs' wives aye finding. that Jy feeding
the farm hands pleHt4Wly ON Quicker
oats they got the best results tu work
fs7d economy E you are c0uvcn. - g
to the store buy iho regular size pack.
ages If not near the store. buy tho
large size family package. IL in a hoe
climate, the Theoretically SCALED tins.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
Murder at ROcksdale.

The first of last week at rowdy
dance at the home Of one Dick
Church near Rocksdale, JOB Ward
sometimes known as Job Starchs,,
was stabbed and fatally wounded,
death resulting from the wound
Friday.
There are several versions Of the
affair, the one most credited being
as follows: A drunken fight started
while the dance was in progress
several parties taking part III it.
When the fight was over Ward was
left lying at the roadside with
severe knife wouLd in his abdomen,
the scrowd Participating in it, not
taking the trouble to ascertain the
extent of his injuries, cursed him
and left him alone lin the night
wounded unto death He regaiued
consciousness after while and
crawled long ways to the homeE
Al Stump, where medical aiaFwas
summoned and everything POSSIBLE
was done for him, but was al-
ready too late, and dsath relieved
linn Friday. SJmeGyo or sis Of the
participants weroArr5 ted an tried
before Squire Cough at Richardson
fined 50 for disordeny conduct and
discharged, The man who did the
cutting Howard Long, by name,
has departed for parts unknown.
A very bad state Of affairs exists in
t. at neighbcrhood aud it is hoped
that sufficient punishment may be
melted out to the guilty parties TO
teach them q lesson.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28

better wages to meet the higher
cost of living, or a lower price.
The people hold the Aldrich law
responsible, and the. Republican
party will yet have to grant re-
vision downward or permit the
Democrat party to complete their
task. The Grit. lind.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
Notice TO the Public.

Whereas my wife, Eta Smith, has
left my bed and board without Just
cause Of mine, will not be respon-
siblo for any debt she may contract,
and all parties arc hereby notified to
govern themselves accordingly. This
September %, 1909.
S. L. SMITH, Clario, w Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
The Robbery at StumptOwn

As stated in last weeks CLronicl,
Ralph Benefits store at Stump.
town, and Lon Collins store a
Locknoy, were burglarized on The
night of the Goth inst. and con.
siderable amount Of money and mer.
chandise taken. The blood hounds
arrived upon the scene about darl
Tuesday evening and n trail was
taken in Ralph Bennetts store. The
trail led along the road down Steer
Creek to Louis Nalnoy's house,
where it turned up the hill and
went direct to Henry Blairs house
and entered it. after which the
hounds came out and proceeded to
the house of John G ger about a
qulrter of nile from Blairs where
they entered and Indicated t hat the
chase was e.ded. A warrant was
immediately issued for Henry Blur
Lee, Celia and George Coger and
Be'tie Philips, but search of
their houses failed to produce any
of the stolen goods. But some sus-
pici JUS circumstances were discover
ed. The first was that Georpe
Coger had C rr;ed key for some
time which he claimed would IN
lock Ralph Bennetts store as well as
several other stores in that commun-
ty, and had claimed before several
people that Bill Pringle he of h9if
er fame and somewhat blemished
character, Lad repeatedly offered
90 Cts. for the key 1t was then
learned that one of the CJ2er girls
who had recently lift home and
gone to Hog Knob where $ was
married to Russell Meyers. knew
sha roa i,an,o5;,4oI.. ~ 80 -
- 49, - vac
t.,,,n ,rLoro .ho 80 w..
,hroa u.ool,. ~ ,,
,.,,I,:11 -, % fo'
..Il;na tno -. -
49,. o1;oo. .
oo - y =. -. o..
eto+aI thot u,r H.:
1,ro.l,,..o,,1 .;,to, 49,
to5 ..o,.o ;n,,,1,a,,a, :, " - 80 %
.,no,on a., -. - ''1N'
r.aa 80.
80 '
.n,or,i1 Ths :.4,l ~
-, 80 '"0
r,o,,t oxoont C.,io &C., l''
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
For Sale OF Rent.

will sell, at q reasonable price
and on good terms. or will rent
at a reasonable figure the Hotel
Willard property in Grantsville.
Anyone interested will comnlaj-
cate wife me at Stumptown, w.
Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

S NV tANSONhLO.
S~N~~~~~~~~~~~
Hon. Arnold G. Scherr is criti-
cally i'll.
4 Stoneware, all kinds Want and
Barr.
Bob Law, of Purdy, was in
town Saturday.
I Mems underwear Extra heavy
/feeced rs cts suit at Chenoweth.
Bill Whipkey and Bill Fresh
our, Leafbank farmers, were
here on business Saturday.
Our line of clothing was never
better. We save you money,
Chenoweth.
Robert Hamilton is at Chenille
visiting friends and renewing old
acquaintance.
Mrs. Gay Ford made visit to
her friends and relations on
Grass run last week.
Wait to see Want and Barr's
line Of ladies tailor made suits
it will pay you.
Uncle Frank White, and Dan
Weekley, were visitors in town
Saturday.
Buy Battle AK shoes. guaran-
teed solid leather or your money
ba"k.-Chenoweth.
Ira Yoak sold Ira Hartman a
nice small bunch of sheep last
week.
Buy no shoes unless you knew
what they are, Battle ak shoes
are guaranteed solid leather at
Chenoweths.
Our old friend R. A. FerreN,
of Purdy, was business caller
In town Saturday. He is look
ing hale and hearty and is as jo-
vial as ever and just as popular.
Chenoweth pays no big rent,
pays no clerk hire, buys for
cash, loses no bad debts, there
fore you can see why he can
sell you cheaper than others.
Rev. C. S Coberly has been
returned here for the ensuing
conference year. Rev. r. P.Bell
goes to North Parkersburg and
Rev Perkins to Wesley Chapel at
Parkersburg
Charley Stalnaker, who has
been employed at Tanner, was
business caller at Grantsville
Saturday. He Informs us that
he will return here to spend the
winter. Charley is a hard work
er and a good boy.
A pretty line of ladies and
childrens wraps at Want and
Bars.
Contractor Morgan has been at
work for the past week on he
Smith lease on Leafpank. No. 2
has been making water for some
time, destroying it's usefulness as
a gaser. He will more than
likely have to re-case the web be-
fore the gas can be used again.
Want and Barr will save you
money on your shoe bills. The
famous J. T. Wood line for men
and boys and the Lenox line for
Misses and children and the
Dolly Ma Olson line for Woman
cant be beaten. If you Will
stick&to these lines your She
bills will be less.
&. &. Starcher holds the prize
for raising sweet potatoes. In
digging his crop last week he
found a potatoe that measured
3 feet and 9 inches, and it wasn't
a good year for sweet potatoes
neither.
If you want a swell suit Of
clothes look over Want and
Bars. If we don't see you it is
our fault. We have the goods
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
Yours very truly,
RALPH W. BENNETT.

We are putting i'm a. line OF
Ladies coat suits. All\price5
from 500 to $25 90. Mere
will be nJ back numbers. All
suits coEe direct from NeM
york WEre styles come from. y
Want and Barr.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
NOTICE.

All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate of Druzilla
Stump will please file same for
adjustment with me. T. r.
Stump.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-09-28
For Sale

! have and will sell at one
third of market price, two prac-
ticaily new buggies. Anyone
wanting a good buggy should see
me refore buying.
VIM w. Fogle
GrantSvillS. w. Va