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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
MUsEE LEAGUE.
GAMES ARRANGED
Martins Ferry Athletics Play Elm Grove
Saturday and Ha4n Club Sunday
Afternoon

The fast Martins Ferry Athletic base
team has two games arranged FOR tho
latter pare 81 the week on Saturday AZ
ternoon they will Journey 20 Kim drove
where they viii meet the team Of that
place and fast game is exported
ON sunday afternoon they will cross
bats with the fast Kahn Club OF this
CITY on the mill. field at Martins FERRY
and one Of the best games of the season
D. expected. This will be the frst time
these two teams have met
ON sunday August the Athletics will
meet the fast Toronto team on the Cen
trhl League park and a good time and
good game ls expected as the team
are evenly matched.
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'iiI. AGO.. |HIE d.. Inability fn bic
If". ..r .n OBJ" UIHHHUH fHHn. cost TH|.
gaF. ff. gem. with philadelphia fr @
IIn Athletics bad HfUr dIffruff.
nur. 'IrE their HII. .ff "IHHffH Soon.
INII Ifr.rn'H nnNI HuUUH.E ff 3D.
chicago UUHnHHTnn
EaffUrieH frrae.rr end Laur. CIrlffs
MlIfrHnE and EIhnIE
Two hnrr hIfr aHnnrr Nr.rrrr-
Tire. bee. pfc Weaver stolen $780,
-fruuh rrIrrr Sacrifice bite. Wrrve-
tnuUnI.r. IT COLLINS UH#a .r Eaffa
'i."ffr IrraH'Fr n. MnTfHanr
struck out. HrrsaIar d nIr4ffr TO-.
rirHa Connolly and wallace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
MOVIE MEN FINED.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 1B-Mo-
ton picture men who had neglected
10 display the seal Of approval by the
fennsylvania board Of censors. a. re-
CURED by law. and others who showed
pictures which the board had not ap-
proved. were arraiFned In the court OF
Alderman Louis Elpern here to-day
and fined In amounts ranging from IS
20 1925 for each ofense. The actions
were brought by Joseph a. Berrier.
who conducted an investigation Of mo-
ton picture theaters for the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

you can buy That same suit for just half
the price. Do you call that honest bust
ness methods? When do you know
that you are getting full value' Never.
IS that giving you 100 per cent of value
tor your money? If these same mer-
chants have perfect confidence that they
are giving you honest value, and are
giving you the rock bottom price on
your suit, then why do these same mer-
chants have to make different sales
every week-such as half price sales,
etc? Come to Sherman's and have
your choice of any suit in the store. any
size, any pattern at our one price always.
$40, guaranteed to give you absolute
satisfaction or your money back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
PITCHED GREAT GAME

Special Dispatch 90 the tntsuirsncsr
ENANHN Ina. Jolly be-. rrrrr-
held trie 90 three scattered hfts taiav
locals hit HaFrerty and rfrvfir h-rf
and won. f0 a sfnFie fu0 ufff
tnrgWs ana n wild pitch cave rrfs fre d
unearned runs score
v.,, o. a. q
Eria ... unn n % nrr
Turner md rfaHss- fr,rv.-,. ff.t.,,t
ard MeNeu
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CUBS DOW o1Aurs

NV YORK. July fb-eaInr.a frrrfa
hitting and laveudrr'n pitching enabled
r fD In the rirfh IrrIrr u|fH rIar..
ln. haifr quo fua Cubs In The lead u|fH
o homerun. lio drove Ir another ..r
with "a single In tho fIrHfH raur....-
YIELDED nine bits. nHf Hna sffr.fI.. IT,.
Tho pIrrnnr. striking rHf fH rrHr ar..
same vac puu~ffnfrf with arr.r.sHf.
~ rsen Pc Hwp.rrr players and arr-.
4.. E o. E
New York ..... 90 100000
Haffrrlra. fareufer nrH urss.sH.-.
ierrnft -rhurf and HuI..
Two base NIfH Robertson ". r....
stolen bases Robertson ..H...r e....
tra bits Schultz HHaaa .H H.Hr Hrr.
riff If Lavender .fr..H H.. I.rr..t
p. Hrhurr D.. Lavender r. Hu.......
Byron and Eae1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

CLEVELAND July Hr.. Irnrrrr-ar.a
hHnrIiuE ntIfIrr Hf bIrtr save Uaafa1
tn victory over Cleveland three III
'H'"rg rune bring HffrIblfef f. rfr
.IrH HrHrr.
HIHI Gland - HnH|u.nrn "a %
Boston ....... Hnn1nIn-t b. ID
Shore and rafI
to-. hHHr HIf Gardner Sacrifice hffs
-N"rr Hooper tnIner E Barry aarrf
.l.e IN lewis stolen hHHr. ErnrrF
faef ur halle ffaFermar d. shore
rtrI"H QUO llHErrmfr H. shore i'm.
rirrr NaiIIn ard UInorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

PHILADELPHIA. July 15-PhIIadei-
phia won q hard fought game from ST
Louis In the tenth inning today 4 10 3
when stock. "a pinch hitter. singled and
Tho home team scored three runs In
the sixth after Cravath's liner. which
was muffed By Long. should have re-
tired the side Score.
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STEELMEN DROP TWO

Special Dispatch foo the Intelligence
81. IkfthE HAlrE fnf.. Jolly 4. rsrrs
naufe MADE pr frur HfrnfnNf frf.r..
Noung sfnsn by Winning r. double head
- fodaF ~ end fa ~ Tho rraf
~ Haufe hurrfsf fwn aIrrfa- 49, .
Triple Arthur Nehf featured the Sec.
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FEDERALS
Yesterday Results.

resterdayfB Results.
Newark. 2 Buffalo. o.
-NeWark, q Buffalo. g.
chicago. G. ST Louis s
fBrooklyn. 4. Baltimore. .
Pittsburgh Kansas city. rain
'-First game. -s-Second game
to inningsJ
Today's Games.
bunalo a. lItt1NITgu.
Chicago at 81. Louis
Other games not scheduled
A. Balumore-GO innings) r H. F.
- I,,lvv,hlFu ..s...... -.......
Baltimore ............-..... 1
Blueacket. seston ana simon Bailey
ana owens
Al Eunalo-tFirst camel r g. r
SfNArN -.s--. -----..-.......
Mosely and Rariden. Lafitte. Bedient.
Knapp and watson. Blair.
tSec1nd game. D. r. d p
Newark Observation-Disclosures. IN "a
Buffalo ................
keuiharh and Rarideu. Krapu. Mar
shall and Blair. Allen
~ 81. Louis r. a =
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. & 10
81 Louis ............
Brown and Fischer. Davenport. cram
dali Watson and Hartley
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Two haae hita Butler. Beck. u1Ian.
Pnckert. Whitfed. Nieh0ff Three hsas
rit Niellff stolen base. CrnrHfH.
Hacrtfice bite Heachar Bancroft Hnra
on balls. Robinson D. Tardua +. grfrar
D. HiHey struck out. Robinson a.
HlNey 10. Gmrirea KLEIN and CarEIII
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ond game when he struck out II men
ana shut out the league leaders
First Game. II. H. T.
Youngstown . 90 % q o o o.
Griesel and Vann. Hiu and Wagner.
Kelley.
Second game. r. IL e
Youngstown SSSo6SSoo-o =
Nohf and Nann. ]. GRAY and Kelly
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QUAKERS
, o TIHUE THEIR WINNING
STREAK BY TAKING CARDS
OVER IN TEN INNINGS.

Dame won After side should Have Been
acknowledgement Win-Cuba
Take over Qtants-P1r-
atSs Drop One.
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brooklyn. &. Cincinnati. e.
Chicago, o. New York. @
Boston. 3 Pittsburgh 2
philadelphia. = st Louis. 4
90 inninEsD
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W ASH nEtor 10000 Inno.8 90 &
80 louis 600 I0nU8st
NHff"rIrH enHH end Henry. TFrrrfIr.r.
James and hrrru
IH" hfr. hit. shaUka MUaIIsI Three
IiNr F'f. .F.rr stolen bases Howard
IfHff. ra"rIf'rr bite Walsh Milan
iaHn nn balls Shaw 81. Hamufnr
james D.. STRUCK r.f. Shaw z. frarrU.
'.r james d. urirrr Evans ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16

IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The CaflHH.. challenge any team I-
nr sunday .. HH. ground. DO .....f..f
.i|. |.'f Hr.| Ur"ra nHU Fmr Hr.H4.
s.I ges fnr Mnniau. Dau IGsg.I aftfr
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.I".. ID "1.I-- HIdoIrs d Inn
----- ---r- .-I L---
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OIL. Two hnso bits Foster. Pratt q. Ta.rn.
Three base hit Austin stolen me-.
rh'ff'r. Pratt Sacrifice bite. N.HrfIH
latau. Howard Haes ON balls. TrrIa
SISTER struck out Enrfa FL. Atrrs
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ST. LOUIS. July 15-st Louis took
a d"uhleheader from Warrington TODAY
O. 10 pnd 4 10 3. In tho ninth inning
or tie second game Washington fiII.d
We bases with two out. but James
struck out Williams
~ Louis made seven double plays in
w, tN' games George Sisler. the Uni
Ner-ity of Michigan star. pitched the
hrNt game for 81 Louis. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-16
DAVE SAYS

Just received another ship
ment of the popular Benjamin
Weekend wardrobeS.
With this wardrobe you are
prepared TO go anywhere and
everywhere, without fuss or
bother and with the full know
ledge that your garments will
dignity the occasion, whether
. morning, afternoon or eve
ming.
The coat is a form-defning one
and is fashioned Of fine light
weight American flannels and with
trousers and belt 10 match.
Likewise a pair OF white flannel
trousers with belt 20 match.
And the whole outfit goes to you
az $3.50.
No better clothes bargain ever
has been offered in this city.
It's up to you TO investigate.
Weather for today: Fair.
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Pittsburgh at Boston.
ST Louis az PhlIadeIuhia
Cincinnati az Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
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BROWNS
TAKE BOTH ENDS or A DOUBLE
HEADER FROM TIE sENA-
TORS YESTERDAY.
Yeatardaria R.anltl

white sox Defeated BY Athietiea-rn-
nAhs Lose % Red sox-Dotroit-
New York, Rain.
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From Our Factory Direct to You

You save the meTans profit of IS buying your
you want to good
OF your SUIT should not eaone price
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Today's Games.
boston az Cl.er.and.
-NlUEtDr at 81 Louis
Philadelphia at chicago
New ork a. Detroit
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Philadelphia. 8. Chicago.
Boston. Z. Cleveland.
81. Louis. s. Washington
st Louis. Z, Washington. 3
beiroitNcw York. rain
'-First game second came
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we viii leave the clothes question Judgment of YOUR friends
men who nave bought and have who are quail
Id 10 nand down their opinion OF the OF
VINO nave bought Sheman clothes our store with
smile mat denotes their perfect confidence
this
to buy their clothes direct FACTORY TO YOU They viii saw that
% nave received the greatest clothes
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Totals ....-...1s 10 20 70
Two out when winning run scored
tD-Hatted FOR Rixcy IN tenth
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SMOKES LOSE
CLOSE GAME
eIELIkENs WERE OUTFIT BY
sTociEs, BIZ, THEY WE'RE
NOT PRODUCTIVE
Greasy" Neale stars At Bat and In
the Fleid-Team Opens Final &C.
ries Of Trip Today a. Grand
Rapids.

Yesterday's Results.
Fort Wayne, ?. Wheeling. o.
Ierre haute. 2 Youngstown. I.
Terre Haute. =. Youngstown. o.
Evansville. 4; Erie. 3
Grand Rapids. 6. Dayton. 2.
Grand Rapids. ?: Dayton. l.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-12
County Court Makes Estimate

County Court was in session
Tuesday for the purpose of max
ing up estimates for the various
levies this year. The assessment
OF public service corporations as
certified by the Board of Public
Works was also apportioned.
The estimates for levy are pub
lished in another column of the
Chronicle. The Court will meet
again August Oath and if there
are no objections the levies will
be laid in accordance with the
estimates as published.
The Court also appointed M.
A. c. Board, S. M. Ward, ]. B.
r. Harden and Edwin Starcher
to locate a change of the county
road from the mouth of Big Fork
of Rowells Run to the mouth of
the main creek.
Several orders were drawn on
various funds of the county but
no further business of impor-
lance was II ansacted.
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X. of P. at Charles Town

The meeting of the Grand
Lodge of West Virginia Knights
of Pythias at Charles Town Au-
gust 25 and 26 is expected to be
one of the best meetings in the
history of the order.
The Grand Lodge will be open
ed with a public meeting in the
Opera House on Wednesday
morning, the 18th, at 9 a. m.
and after the address of welcome
and responses, the Grand Lodge
sessions proper will begin and
will continue until Thursday ev-
ening, and possibly Friday.
The local committee is making
every preparation for the COM
forts of the guests, and ample
accommodations will be at the
command of the committee.
On Wednesday night there
will be an open-air reception, to
all the Knights of Pythias and
other guests, and the play of
Damon and Pythias will be run
on the pictures at the Opera
House.
The committee is making ar
engagements to deliberately deco
ate the town, and the streets
will take on a gala appearance.
Shak Kuh Temple No. 178,
Dramatic Order Knights of
Khorrasson, of Terra Alta, com :
menly known as the Dokies, will
initiate large class on Wednes-
day night, and will have parade
of those who will travel over tn e
hot sands.
All Knights of Pythias and
their friends are cordially invit-
ed to be present, and they will
be given a hearty welcome by
the people of Historic Charles
Town. Charles Town Spirit of
Jefferson.
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Joseph 7. Allen

Joseph T. Allen, the subject of
this sketch, was born in Hamp-
shire county, w. Va, May End,
1888, and died at his home on
Daniels Run July 31st, 1915.
He was married to Miss Mary
Leach, of Barbour county in the
year of SO or SO, and to this
union were born seven children:
w. H. Allen, of Pennsylvania;
j. w. Allen, of Moundsville;
E. R. Allen, of Roane county
Mrs. Guy Bailey, of Calhoun
county; Colonel Allen, of Penn
sylvania; j. T. Allen, who re-
sides on the home farm; and
Perry Allen, who preceded his
father to the Great Beyond at
the age of four years.
Mr.. Allen was soldier in the
Civil war, having enlisted in the
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-12

Union army in Co. K, 18th w.
Va. February 18th, 1865. He
served till the end of the war
and received an honorable dis
charge.
He moved from Barbour coun-
ty to Calhoun in the year 1876,
and has been a resident since
that time, excepting two years
he lived in Writ county.
He was taken sick the 1st Of
October, 1914, and suffered in
tensely for ten months.
Some six months ago he pro-
fessed a living faith in Jesus.
Since then he had a friend who
was able, and did comfort him
through all the remainder of his
sickness. The writer has heard
him give many testimonies of
bright prospect for a better home
than this.
Death was no terror to him,
and will not be to US if in the
end we have lived as he has liv-
ed. When the end came he
quietly fell asleep in Jesus. The
angel who called for him was the
angel of Life, not of Death.
He was a loving husband, a
kind father, a good citizen and
an upright and honorable man.
He believed in God, in the re-
demption of mankind and the ev-
erlasting life to come. There
fore, let wife and children,
friends and neighbors console
themselves with this thought:
Our loss is his eternal gain, and
if we live for God and his cause.
some glad day we will be able to
meet our friend, father and COM
panion; where sickness, pain and
death are felt and feared no
more. Trust in God.
A FRIEND.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-12
Estimate

State of West Virgil MIA,
County of Calhoun, To-wit:
At regular session Of The county
court of Calhoun county, held on
the 10th day of Augusc, 1915
Present: u. w. Dye. presi dent,
and S. E. Keith and G.. johnson
commissioners.
In accordance with section 3.
chapter 8 of the Acts OF the legisla-
ture OF 1908, the court proceeded
to make up an estimate of the
amount necessary to be levied for
the current fiscal year, and doth
determine and estimate the several
amounts to be as follows:
ESTIMATE
|. The amount due, and the
amount that will become due and
collectible from every source, ex-
cept from the levy of taxes to be
made for tke current fiscal year.
q, Balance due from
sheriff 81, S45. 81
b. Redemptions (estimated) 10000
c, Jury Fees collected les
timated) Q 90
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2. The debts and demands owed
by the county as a whole.
a, Outstanding orders includ-
ing interest 1923 65
b, Current accounts due
and unpaid $4,000
C, Election expense 1,466.00
d, Salaries of county of
fcers 4.O75 90
g. Delinquencies, commits
sions and generations 100000
(, Witness certificates and
jurors 100000
G, For the poor, including
in6rmary expense 1928 so
h. Jail expense 100000
/, State institutions 275 90
j. Bridges 10000
k, Supplies for county
officers 100000
|, County board of health 1900
m, Audit 725.OO
n, Contingencies 1900 90
$16,513 Is
II appearing to the court that
the total valuation of all taxable
property in this county, according
to the last assessment thereof, is
81, 4S5, 645.O 90; being real estate to
the value OF S2.355, SOS 90; personal
property to the value of 81 .661,-
965 90; and railroad and other
PROF erty assessed by the Board of
Public Works co the value of S467,-
S75. 90 as certified to this court by
the assessor. and it appearing
from the foregoing estimates that it
is necessary to laise by levy, after
deduchng all credits, $14, 45S 81
for the county purposes, therefore
1t IS determined that levy on each
One Hundred Dollars valuation of
twenty cents Goo. for county pur
poses will be necessary to produce
the estimated amounts as aforesaid
for the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Viz ginia.
County of Calhoun, To-wit:
L, S. f. Fleming, clerk of the
county court of said county and
State, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true COPY from the
records of an order made and en-
tered by said county court on the
10th day of August, 1915.
Given under my hand this 10th
day of August, 1915.
S. F. FLEMING.
CLERK County Court.
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r. P. Wilson and N. J. Nor
man, of Big Springs, were among
the visitors in town Thursday.
H. w. Teters, one of Mill
stones prominent farmers, was
a pleasant visitor at the Chroni-
Gle office one day last week.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a pie supper
and ice-cream festival and grab
bag given by the Daughters of
Rebecca of Mt. Zion Saturday at
eight O'Clock. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
At a well attended meeting of
the local Oddfellows lodge Satur-
day night DR.. Ray G. Morford
was given the initiatory degree.
The lodge is doing lots of work
and much interest is being mani
tested in the meetings.
S. H. Wilson, of Russell; Gro
yer White, of White Pine; and
w. H. Hickman, Of this place,
were knighted at a meeting of
the Grantsville lodge of Knights
of Pythias Tuesday night. Will
liam Deems was given the sec
ond degree at the same meeting.
A party consisting of r. ].
Knots, r. E. Hays, John Ham
ilton, Jr., and r. L. Hamilton
went to Sutton Friday where
Mr.. Knots bought in the Allen
automobile which was sold at a
sheriff's sale. The car was
brought back as far as Third
Run where something went
wrong with the engine and it is
reported that some of the boys
had to hoof it in home.
John Richards and Perry Con-
rad, who were arrested in Lewis
county for stealing a bicycle
from Clyde Jackson, of this
place, were arraigned before
Justice Joe E. Snider Wednes-
day Of last week and held to
await action Of the grand jury
which meets next week. Bond
was given and the unlucky par
ties released from jail.
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Estimate for Road Pur-
poses

The court proceeded to make up
an estimate of the amount necessa-
ry to be levied for the current ifs
cal year, to open and keep in repair
the District roads in Calhoun coun.
ty, and doth determine and estimate
the several amounts to be levied az
fOllows.
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Total 1927!
Sherman District
3.275.74

l. The amount due and the
amount that will become due and
collectible from every source. ex-
cept from the levy Of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
a, Balance due from
sheriff $773.99
b, Redemptions, etc. 5000
C. Capitation Road Tax 900 90
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'LocArs AND PERSONALS.

MISS LOLA wilson, OF Big
.ngs, is the guest of Miss
..Sollie Jackson.
j. M. Hickman, a prominent
citizen of White Pine, was a bus
mess visitor in town Tuesday.
The August term of Circuit
Court will convene here Tuesday,
the 18th of this month.
A big reduction on all Summer
Goods at
The Want & Barr Store.
w. F. Thompson, of Industry,
was a pleasant caller at the
Chronicle office Monday.
Guy E. RAIDER, a hustling young
business man of Creston, was in
town over Monday night.
Miss Mary Fling, of Brooks
vile, was shopping at this place
Saturday.
Buy your Wall Paper at The
Want & Barr Store clearance
sale.
P. G. Dewease, one Milo's
prominent farmers, was pleas
ant visitor at the Chronicle office
Saturday.
Miss Laura Givens. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lee Lang, returned to her home
at Frametown Wednesday.
Miss Janice Hays. of Syca-
more, arrived here Saturday to
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. G. Stump for several days.
Everett and S. L. Gamer, two
excellent farmers of Joker, were
among the callers in town Tues
day.
Spencer White, one of White
Pines prominent citizens, was
here Tuesday in his fine Jackson
automobile which he recently
purchased.
The 18th annual reunion of the
society of the Blue and the Gray
will be held at at Spencer August
"a, 25 and &c. Several are ex-
pecting to attend from this coun-
ty.
w. A. Stalnaker, of Orma,
Calhoun county, has been in
Spencer some days this week
staying with y his son-in-law,
Dountain Rhodes, helping him
in his store. -Reedy News.
Cashier R. M. Marshall has
added much to the appearance
OF his Main street property by
the erection of two additions.
He will also build concrete
walk along the front of his prop
erty.
Walter Jarvis arrived here
Monday for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jarvis.
He will also visit relatives and
friends at Arnoldsburg before
returning to his home at Park
ersburg.
Work is well under way on the
erection of a commodius resi-
dence for Circuit Clerk Lee Gain
er on his lot on Main street.
The carpenter work is being
done by Doud Stump and Wesley
Elliott.
John H. Bryner, of Joker, Cal
houn county, was in the city
yesterday having come in to
meet his sister-in-law, Mrs. Belle
Greene, of Sioux City, Iowa, who
arrived here to accompany Mr..
Bryner home for a six weeks
visit with him and his family. -
Saturdays State Journal.
Word was received here the
latter part of last week that the
condition of J. Nj. Smith, super
intendent of Cabot's carbon fac
tory, was very serious. Mr..
Smith, it will be remembered,
was sick at his home below
town a few months ago and went
to Butler, Pa, to take treatment
for his ailment. Friday a tele.
gram came summoning the mem
bers of his family to his bedside
and they fall departed and are
now with him
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-08-12
Total S1,O32 So

Total 81, O32 63
2. The debts and demands owed
by the district as a whole
a, Outstanding orders s26.79
b, Current accounts due
and unpaid 10000
C, To open and repair
roads 10000
d, Commissions, Exonera-
tions an Delinquencies 275.OO
e, Discounted taxes 100 90