The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-11-01
locals AND PERSONALS.

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G. Warren Hays will be Cal
nouns next Representative il
Legislature, and he will be
good one.
z Seorge Bowers deaf mite anc
2 splendid young man, from Vel
low creek, was in Grantsville las
Thursday on business.
Uncle Jimmie Dobbins, of bod
rill, was in the city one day las
week, shopping, and greeting
friends and acquaintance:
NJ H. Hardman buys junk.
"A Hardman and Son. the
Maplewood stockmen, have sold
from their farm this year over
f12, 100000 worth of cattle. This
has been a red-letter year for the
firm and we are glad of it.
Senator R. F. Kidd is not only
still in favor of equalizing taxa
ton but his aim will continue to
be to reduce the taxes by doing
SWAY with the army Of useless
office holders appointed by the
corrupt machine merely as a
matter of rewarding their work
ers. Vote for Kidd and economy.
Everyone is going to vote for
Gran johnson. 1t isn't matter
of politics. It's just a matter of
putting good man back to work
where he has already done the
taNpayers g lot of good. He has
been tried and found to be all
Wool-and-a-yard-w Vote for
him.
lode Bennett had some bad
luck with his drilling machine
last week, and Art Huffman also
met with a loss in the accident.
They were moving the machine
from French Stumps place To
Art Huffman's and we're using
Arts oxen to haul it with, when
the machine upset and was very
badly damaged, one part Of it
striking one of the oxen across
the back and it is thought it will
have to be killed.
Let all voters who believe in
equal and exact Justice to all
iiien Of whatever state or persua-
Sion, religions OF political con
tinue to " ork earnestly from now
pntil the close Of the pools. on the
evening of Nov. the 9Th for the
election of John NJ. Hamilton
In him is embodied all the ele-
ments that make great states
men; ability, courage, honesty
and integrity, and fidelity to his
constituents in whatever captiv.
ity he may represent them and
none knows it better than we in
Calhoun, who have been so often
the benefciaries of his magnan-
nifty, and with whom he has lived
FOR a third of century. Dem
ocfats, Republicans, and Prohi-
bitionists rally to the support of
this man who can do us so much
good in Congress.
In the presence of a number of
people at the Central Hotel last
week, Captain Hall, of the u. S.
Engineering office at Parlersbure
pronounced the proposed locking
and damming Of the Little Ka-
nawha River as the biggest joke
of the century. He went fur
ther and said that an expendi-
ture by the government of sever
al million dollars might give us
navigation for about twenty-one
days in the year" How does
this compare with that circular
letter sent by Harry woodward
to practically every voter in the
country, telling what great
things he is going to do for the
river just after the election.
The same old storyl The people
OF Gilmer county are beginning
to realize what they always sus-
picioned that this bi-yearly in
terest in the Little Kanawha
River is none other than a fake
political scheme. And how much
longer are the people going to be
faked?- Chenille Democrat.
Allen J. Smith, who has