The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-15
Here and There.

- "SSho iOhSSi' VIZ tuOuBul
10 while away part Of the time in
giving your reader, a few Of the
doings here and thee
The b,ly people hive been hold
ing series Of meetings at The forks
OF Sycamore. Several prot:ss d
"Sanctifcatlon", Soul and body.
Tho meetings were largely attended
and much interest manifested.
Rev. Trippett closed quite an in
teresting meeting at the Stevens
school house last Friday night.
Rev. Hughes also closed very in
teresting meeting at Mt. Zion on
the same date. May the good work
go on.
Brown Wilson, who has b.en
working for Hathaway Bros. on
Tanner, visited home folks last week
T. I. Hodges is dangerously ill
ct The home Of Harvey Robinson on
Sycamore. Dent, his only son, OF
PaIson, Tucker Co. has been visit
ing him for several days. Dents
many friends are glad to sec him
back to the scere OF his boyhood.
We learn that l.. j. Morris is very
siHk at the home Of his mother on
the river below Enon. L. j is Ole
OF tie good boys of our country
and We hot g to hear Of his speedy
recovery.
A Mr.. Brannon, of the West Fork.
s'ems to take quite an interest in
some OF the people In Sherman aud
Center districts. He has been call
ing on some Of his fair friends" on
Sycamore and Phillips run for the
past several days
Clyde Wilson, Wade Elliott, and
". f. Hopp challenge al corners
to chase foxes with them Lewis JAR
vis says he seconds the motion. so
you lovers OF the sport 81, up and
take notice.
Win letters, WHO is saving lot of
ties on Sycamore was calling on
d, friends here Saturday and Sunday.
James Lynch, who recently sold
his farm purchased of James Barr's
heirs on Sycamore, to Os Stu mp and
Shird Cunningham, bought Lau-
IA McDonalds farm last week, pay
ing a handsome price. We would
ike to suggest that it might have
been cheaper for Jim if he had
taken the girl. Laura is one of the
good business girls of our neigebor-
hood, and the scripture says it is
not good TO be alone. Laugh and
love while you are young"
IL VOC want to talk chickens call
OH W. 0. Umstead, J IN Wilson or
Pratt Stump. They each have a
nice bunch Of r. L. Reds, and arc
taking quite an interest. Each have
purchased thoroughbred cockereIs
and expect to raise some handsome
birds the coming season.
We'll, Mr.. editor, as campaign
year is agiau here and you know
We can't refrain from mixing in
politics no moro than duck car,
keep out Of wafer, we want to talk
to the goo' brethren few min
utes. There promises to be some.
thing doing IN the near future. md
will the good people Of W.y, be
hoodwinfed by the prosperity CRY OF
our republican friends with
meat out Of sight aud every tbino
except labor soaring higher, what
Is Il become Of us poor devils IT.
TIE poor people want to kill n rabbit
or squirrel for their families Or
chase reynhrd to Keep their lood
circulating. they must pay the state
800 for the privilege. With orr
feed assessed on the first day Of Jan
and every thing else, how are We TO
liver Is the stock on the first dev !
OF April worth as much more a. the |
feeo u takos to feed them that lono, /
Say II takes $50 to feed a COW from |
jan TO May, and is not that about
what it would cost Oh? With corn
N,OC bran 81 80 per cwt shorts I
" 80 bav S1OO fodder 80 cfs nor
stack, is your COW worth or can va,
get go more for her on NAV the
drst than Jsn the hfslY II not is ill
Dot double taxation? They sav i'll
clutches rich and poor alike, does ito
Let rs see, Tie stocsmen do not