The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-21
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w. O. Umstead, OF Big Bend. was u
prominent visitor here Wednesday.
Patronize Geo. w. Hamilton's Res.
taurant.
Donald Bell of Boogerholc. was n
business visitor i'll town Tuesday.
Lum Elliott, an excellent farmer OF
Sycamore, was here Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. O. j. Huffamn, of Enon.
were here on shopping visit Satur-
day.
full and complete line Of magazines
and periodical constantly on hand at
The Chronicle Bookstore.
George McEndrec. IL sUhStamtial and
prosperous farmer of Pine Creek. was
here Wednesday looking after business
interests
Willie Leason, splendid citizen of
Big Springs, was pleasant caller at
the Chronicle office Tuesday while in
town attending circuit court.
w II. Hclmick, n first-class citizen.
OF Walnut, was pleasant caller an the
Chronicle office Wednesday while here
attending circuit court.
Sylvanus Mccartney. one Of Index =
Leading citizens, was here Tuesday ON
business. He was accompanied by his
| daughter. Mrs. Homer Warner.
Harlan tIckc) Stump underwent an
! operation for appendicitis in Far.
kersburg hospital last week from which
he is recovering nicely lie will Doc
able 10 return home ia fpw days
$. l.. Keith, a substantial and pros
porous fnrmcr Of Okla, was here 1u.s.
day doing grand jnry duty llc puid
/ the Chronicle office nu Appreciated sIs.
1t during the short time he was here
FOR SALE-IIousc aud lot ON Court
street known as the Cook property.
Price, $2,OOOOO. Apply to Mrs. j. VI.
Hamilton or Mrs. T.. T. Martin, Grants
vile W Va
Hon Il r. Kidd. N Chenille was n
prominent visitor here this week. lie
was looking after the interests Of his
/ clients boo circuit court renewing his
! friendship with citizens Of this county.
/ 1ho senator IS mighty popular in Cul.
houn md his many friends always OK.
tend him warm welcome
Howard Trippctt. Of Big Bend was
o pleasant caller at the Chronicle or
flee Tuesday. tie was recently inward
lea the contract for building the new
schoolhousc which is To- bc erected M
/ Brooksvillc. - will be- just like tine
other school house at Brooksyillc. which
was also built hy Mr. Trippctt
=. f. Daubcuspcck aud j. A. Parks
owners OF the Great Elk OH Co.. which
operates the big Watson loase on Low
or Leading Creek, were here several
days this week attending circuit court
| They have not been drilling any new
wells since OH hit the toboggan. but
now that the price has started back
up again it Is likely that they will
commence further developments.