The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-12-20
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n case Oh SmMIpoN j. reported
near the mouth of Stinson.
Jake Stump, OF S,ump's Mills.
was hero Saturday, attending to
business matters.
Billie Mathews is having some ice
. put up this week, and is having
fine weather for The business.
Jennin.ys Hathaway prominent
timber nan # Rowcls Run, was
transacting some business in town
Ssturdh,.
Squire c d Seaman a prominent
gentleman from Lee district, was
here Sa lrday attending to come
business matter.
John Hayhurst, of Leafbank, was
caller 1T our Office Friday. He is
great tr;cnd CT our paper, q fact
that we apr cate.
Mr.. Oliver Bowers. tf Brooks
Vile. diel one day last week frcm
paralytic stroke. He was an aged
and respected citizen.
We lotice N the Parkersburg
D,spatcL-News. the illness of Miss
Dlca StalnRker. daughter OF our
towrsmGn ". Il. Stainaker.
Rev. Dell Burns is holding Sc
ries Of meetings at the Old Bethle-
hem Baptist church above town.
His meetings are largely attended.
Mrs. David Starkey, of Pine
creek, d ed at the home Of her son
John Lass Monday morning, Of pleu-
risy, after on illness Of but a few
days.
A heG,thg nan is a king in his
own right; ali unhealthy man is al
unhappy slave. Bnrdock Blood
Bittcrs bnild up sound health keeps
you well.
Dir. \. II. Parsons, highly re-
spected citizen of Spencer is dead.
He was well known to many OF our
countrl's people. He was brother
10 Judge Parsons.
ee Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Kegulets operate easy, tone
the stor och, cure constipation. Csc
Ask your druggist for them
Priva Information is to the eff
feet tina hero are at least four APP
plicants from Middlebou:ne alone
tor the position Of secretary to John
M. Hamilton. Dispatch from
Washington.
We sre Offering, for n short while
only, the Chronicle and Uncle
RENTS home Magazine hotn for
one YEAR for the sum Of Si0O
Parties paying mp back subscription
and one ye + in advance get this
magazine free, also.
Il. l. Austin, formerly resident
Of tins .own, bat now of Parkers-
burg, WAS here on business and
mixing vi h old friends the latter
part Of last week His many
friends here &re glad to know that
hs is plospering ia the oil business.
"Unc.a" Jim Bryner, Of Joker,
one Of the nices. old gentlemen in
Calhoh county, was n business Wis
itor in the town Friday. While
rambling around he paid cur Office
pleasant call. Ho and biz wife
recently returned from trip to the
west. wnore they had an enjoyable
time. While gore 'Urclc" jim
had the pleasure of hearing Teddy
Roosevelt make n speech at Sioux
city.
Col W. A. Mahaney, Superin-
tendan Of lie South Penn Oil Go
at Big Springs, was q caller in town
ThursC ~. While here he told rs
OF the following work, which is 60
iug on e shat fed: The Mt State
Gas c. is drilling on the -. Clay
ton far aud have made location
on the n Richards farm; Bowser
aud Jackson have made locations on
tic T.. s Richards and Eli Rich
ards farms, aud tho Eastern Oil CO.
ore diill'oR on the J. II Golf farm
on I,eaiherba-k ~ Ritchic county.
Hon. Harry ID. Perkins, a promi-
ueut attorney Of Parkersburg, was
profess onolly engaged in g ants