The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-10-21

Alrs Pay C. Morford returned home
Sunday frcm visit With her parents
gear Ellenbore.
Alaire Polling. Il prominent Dcnocra
OF Russell. WIS here Saturday Tor a
meeting OF abe Citizcrs Telephone Go.
II. q. Brannon. prominent farmer
and busiceSs man or above Arnolds-
oarg. was greeting III May friends
here lasr week
FLOYD S;al:a%eT. OF Philip,i. vas
here day OF two las: week in the il
terest OF Montgomery 10r governor.
Ezra Stump aid Dr. ]. \. Norford
were ~ Parkersburg Inst week AT
tending the reunion OF Scottish Kite
AoSOps.
Buster Boone. arst-clsss citizen of
Russell, was transscting business In
Grantsville one day last. He Laid the
Chronicle Office an appreciated call.
Foster Polling and Robert Bennett.
prominent yong m0l Of Steer Cree.
were pleasant callers ut our office one
day last week
A. T. Yoak. staunch Democrat
and substantial farmer OF Ayers. was
attending TO business matters here last
week.
Mrs. ]. G. Oles, Mrs. 9. F. Fleming
and Mrs Hagan T Francis were at
Arnoldsburg Tuesday arranging for
a Republican speaking meeting.
LOST-Between Albert Jackson's
store and Grantsville, spare tire. black
cover with two red stripes. Reward
for return 10 Smith, Huffman & Hath
away Garage.
Wig Bickel, OF Parkersburg, has been
here for the past week looking after
his oil and gas interests. He will
commence we'll on the Nathan Ben
nett tract east of town as soon as he
can move the machinery I'm.
. Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd B. Slut
Ter. OF Charleston, Sunday morning. q
fine big boy baby. They have hung an
awful name on the little fellow-War-
ren Harding-hut In year or two no
one hardly will remember whom he
was named for.
Local friends OF the bride are In
receipt of cards announcing the mar
rihge of Dir. Romeo L. Holt, of Graham.
y. e., and Miss nellie Johnson, of Wal
nut, this county, which was solemnized
In Wheeling September ~. Thr
bride Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville johnson, OF Walnut, and has
many friends who will learn of the
event with interest. The young couple
will reside at Akron.
The members of the Sunday Schoo!
Of the Baptist church enjoyed q very
delightful outing and picnic Sunda-
at Number Seven. The classes went
early In the morning and the reSula:
lessons were heard on the ground. 4:
noon delicious dinner was served
fron baskets, Sermons were preach
ed by Rev. Ofa Bennett in the moruil.
and Rev. Smith Dye In the Afternoon
Ihe occasion was thoroughly enjoye,;
ny the many who attended.
Quite fair sized audience ereetcI
Congressman Stuart s. Reed, who
spoke here Thursday evening. III.
Heed was at his best as a Fourth Of
Suly orator and pleased that part %
his audience who were RepublicOLs.
In fact we heard NJ no Ta,roo,,o -
complaining of being sick at the stou
ach. although We did hear some crit
eism OF Judge O'Brien's parrish
and rather bitter speech, coming AZ is
did from candidate for an ONCE ailer-
ed 10 be non-political. However It's
pretty hard to keep from saying hsr3
and bitter things about each other es.
pecially when one Is as uncompremis-
ing In his political views as Is judo,
O'Brien.
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