The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-26
Mrs. blanche Busch aud sou. Roscoe
of Freed. were shopping here Friday

! Il. II. Wright. OF Revere. was bus
mess visitor In town Monday.
J Mrs. W. j. Ayers has been quite III
/ Tor the pnSt few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. Chess Polling. of Apple.
Farm. we've pleasant shoppers la town
Wednesday.
Deputy Assessor Emery Rogers OF
Bro"ksNiiic. WAS here q day or two thi.
week attending To official duties.
Mr. and Mrs. III. \. Campbell aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norman. OF Hrnri.t-
Ia. were shopping here Saturday.
! :. VI. Ward. one of Pine Creeks best
citizens. WAS shaking hands with his
many friends here Monday.
DIR. Ray C. MOrford and Fred Hicl.l
mad" hurried trip To Spencer wedncs.
day.
Buy your Flour at $50 bag for Kan.
>as lest Sl.4O bay for Harter's 4
No. at
The Grantsville Mill.
Frank Bell substantial farmer and
genuine all around good fellow OF An
naIn"rinh. was greeting friends here
Thursday.
j. II. Hickman. substantial and in
iIuehtial citizen of White Pine. wuS In
Grantsville Monday attending to bust
ness matters
Pass away the hot summer days by
reading the best magazines and period
icals. For sale ut
The Chronicle Bookstore.
For Sale-Five tons Fair Timothy
Hay. Baled. On river 31s miles above
GrantsvilIe.
5-26-2t IL PLANT
Join ia and lend your influence to
the early closing movement. Let's have
little pleasure and recreation as We
go through life.
Roy Grim. formerly of Nobe. hut now
resident of IIarrisvillc. was here
Monday on his way 10 Lower Run to
drill we'll tor the Hope Gas Co.
DR. ]. 4. Morford has rented the
rooms over Lorcntz G. Humiltons law
office and will move into the same In
4 few days.
Buy your Flour at $3.50 bag for Kan
sas Best; $40 bag for Harter's A
No. /, at
The NFim
The EddystOne Co. has made a loca.
ton for well on the A. Gum farm at
Mt. Zion. and material for drilling Is
being hauled 10 the ground now. W. II.
Bickle will drill the well.
Our large stock also includes q first
class line OF Spectacles-both frames
and glasses guaranteed. and ut the low
est price for this kind Of goods.
The Dye Pharmacy.
L. w. EversOn, all Industrious and
successful farmer of Sycamore, was
trading with Grantsyille merchants
Tuesday. He paid the Chronicle office
an appreciated visit.
The ordinance of baptism WAS admin
istered to Mrs. Il. o. Haskins and small
daughter, Nadia. and Miss Madeline
WolvertOn Sunday by Rev. J. smith
Dye, of the Baptist church.
Spencer White and his aged father.
Frank White. ST., of White Pine, were
pleasant visitors in town Monday. The
elder Mr.. White Is getting rather in
firm and feeble, but still has possession
of his good humOr and cheer.
FOX SALE-One 1920 Model Ford
Roadster one Model 1918 FORD Road
ster. Also some used Overland Tour.
lug Cars and Roa listers. All Of the
above cars in good condition and will
be offered at real bargain prices. II
you need d car 1t will pay you well to
see us before buying.
5.19 2t NORFORD 4 OI.Es
Carr Shnffpr and his two ANAL
Sons. Of Mt. lions were visitors In town
Monday. The former WAS attending TO
business affairs, while the boys were
taking Ia the sights Of the city. The
boys are bright lads and during 4 pleas.
ant visit TO the Chronicle office were
much Interested In the mechanical end
OF getting out a newspaper.
Floyd y. Rose. one OF Sheridan dis
trictS prominent citizens died 1T his
home Tuesday u typhoid fever. His
condition had ben critical for some
time. He was about forty years OF
age and WAS actively aud prominently
identified with the business and pollti.
cal life Of Sheridan district lie wns
once elected justice OF the peace and
served In other capacities. His death
VIII be- regretted IN the community IN
which he resided w he was an honest
upright citizen.