The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-07-20

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The Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel G. Kelley, of
Akron, are spending few days here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. King departed
Thursday to spend few days with
relatives ut Cameron.
w. Col Wilson, merchant, farmer and
what-not of near Big Springs, was
here Thursday on a business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar G. Howard have
moved into the *. NJ. Hunt residence at
the foot of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Soles are home
from short visit with relatives in
Chicago and other places.
w. q. Umstead merchant and bust
ness man of Big Bend was n business
visitor here one day this week.
Everett Gamer prosperous farmer
of Joker, was here Wednesday looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Ann Ball, of Parkersburg, and
Mrs. Holsberry, of Elkins were the
guests of their sister, Mrs. j. w. Pell
here this week
Mrs. Fay Hardman and children of
Reedy, spent several days here
recently the guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Oles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Maze and a bevy
of fine looking girls from Industry.
were here Wednesday night for the
/ Chautauqua.
George w. Hays, of Arnoldsburg, is
here this week demonstrating Dodge
automobiles to prospective customers.
He sold Dessman Gum, of Cabot Sta
! ton, touring car one day this week.
Miss Evelyn Wilson, of Mt. Zion.
! was here Thursday evening enroute
home from Parkersburg, where she had
/ been visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd
/ Lewis
! Henry Truman, one of Washington
districts best citizens, was in Grants
willie Monday on business mission He
found time to drop in and pay the
| Chronicle man "A pleasant visit while
here.
, l.. John Fogle, of Russell, was here a
! few hours Wednesday. He informs us
that Mrs. Fogle, who is Parkersburg
under the care of a physician for a
/ troublesome throat trouble, is consider
ABLY improved.
If you suffer from biliousness, cOnsti
patton, headache, nervousness, sallow
complexion, loss of appetite bad taste
i'm mouth, Tanlac and TaDlac Vegetable
Pills will certainly straighten you out
w. II. w. Dye.
Many news items are crowded ou
Of this issue on account Of the larg,
number Of political communication
and advertisements The time is draw
ing near and candidates must present
their causes to the voters.
Clarence p. White, of Spencer. VIII,
is to he principal of the local graded
schools this year, was I'm town Tuesda,
for few hours. He is a gentleman Of
/, fine appearance and made a good i'm
preston upon those who met him II,
viii return here about the middle o
. next month and take up his residence
Rev j. Smith Dye. who has been pas
p
past several years has resigned an,
- viii move from this town within TN
81 next few days. During his pastoral
here the church grew by leaps an,
bounds and Rev. Dye and his famil.
made many warm friends who will re
b. grct to learn that they are leaving her,
{ Rev. Dye has calls from two or tire
r. other churches but is rather undecide
b where he will go. For the next two O
r three weeks he will be located at Glen
DENIM
;. During severe electrical storr
G. which visited this valley Monday ever
d ng, lightning struck two Of the larg
3. wooden tanks Of the Eureka Pipe Lin
b Company, located at the station a shoI
i distance below Brooksville The tank
+ and their contents, about a thOusan
n barrels, we're destroyed. Harold Shafe
e one Of the engineers on duty at tn
h time, thrown down by the shock an
d sustained slight injuries New tank
% were rushed on trucks from Parker
It burg, and the local fields will be di
e cOmmoded only short time by IN
accident