The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-05-04

rev. ChenOweth Stalnaker, of Ar
noldsburg, was here q day or two last
week on business.
Ward and Lloyd Wright, excellent
citizens of Booger Hole, were among
Saturdays visitors in Grantsville.
Miss LenOre Starcher. of Altizer was
here Saturday. the pleasant guest of
relatives and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Haddox,
of Cabot Station, on Friday of last
week. fine boy baby.
II. j. Knots. prominent farmer of
Dodrill was here Monday on business
mission.
Obey Wilson, first-class young
teacher of near this place, was pleas
ant visitor at the Chronicle office
Wednesday,
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icle office.
Hon. ]. p. Knight of Brooksville,
was prominent visitor here last week.
He has about recovered from his recent
illness and is lookin very well
G. w. Owens, who recently moved to
Big Springs from Clarksburg, was a
pleasant visitor in Grantsville Satur-
day.
Okey Martin, the Carter oil man of
Richardson, was here last week on
his way to the Yellow creek field,
where he will pull some old wells on
the Fluharty and Snider leases.
AS this issue was ready for press we
received the formal announcement of
Hon. Marion X. Hersman who is a
candidate for reelection to the House
next issue. a
IF YOU ARE TIRED of a salaried
job, if you want to get into a good
Independent business of your own, we
have a proposition that will interest
you. Write or call at the Fuller Brush
Company, 1915 Citizens National Bank
Bldg, Parkersburg, w. Va.
w. r. Price, II former resident of
this county, but now of Spencer, was
here day or two last week attending
to business matters in this county. He
is engaged in the hotel business in the
Roane metropolis and is making a
decided success.
Homer Witte, OF Minnora, was here
on business several days this week. II
was his first visit to Grantsville for
four or five years and he was surprised
at the growth the town has made I'm
that time. Mr.. Witt is kept quite busy
with his mill and other business affairs
at Minnora.
Miss Imogene Hardman, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. a. Hardman, Of Mt Zion,
spent last Monday at Mammoth Cave,
in Kentucky. Miss Hardman made the
trip as a member of a party of six
hundred students from Ward-Belmont
Nashville, Tenn, where she is pursuing
her studies. The trip which was made
I'm a special train, is an annual outing
arranged by the school as an opportun-
ity for the students to inspect one Of
the great natural wonders Of the world.
The Chronicle issued late and in
rather abbreviated form as to news this
week on account of breakdown In
our power plant from Saturday until
Wednesday. The boys driving mule
dump-carts on the Phillips Run road
grade may often feel they are out of
luck. but If one Of them ever gets real
badly discouraged let him come over
and fight with some Of the FILINGS Of
an alleged popular brand Of power max
ing machinery.
a meeting of baseball fans was held
In the Court House last week for the
purpose Of organizing for the sport for
this summer. board of directors
consisting of Ray Stemple, Jerome
Francis, Frank Baxter, e. r. King and
Lynn S. Oles was elected to govern
the game for the ensuing year. Later
on the directors met and organized by
electing Oral g. Hathaway manager
and J. w. Laing captain OF the team.
Manager Hathaway has already tena-
lively scheduled several games and the
prospects for a good season are bright.