The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-11-30
Mrs. Ellen Bennett, of near Russell.
was shopping here Saturday.

Mrs. Ellen Bennett, of near Russell.
was shopping here Saturday.
Bert Haverty., AN excellent citizen of
I Annamoriah, was here Tuesday on a
business mission.
Jesse Ward, an Industrious and sub
Stantial farmer of near Hur, was here
Wednesday on a business mission.
q. w. Il y. Hardman are building an
other cottage on their property on
Main Alley which will be for rent.
Virgil Hickman splendid citizen of
White Pine, was here IA few hours
Friday attending to business matters.
$. H. Wilson, one of Russetts leading
business men, was visitor in Grants
vile Saturday
Harmon Martin. first class citizen
of Big Springs, was here Saturday at
tending to business at the Court House.
j. y. Starcher, an Industrious farmer
of near ArnOldsburg, was here Tuesday
looking after business matters and
greeting friends.
See the pretty line of Christmas and
New Year Greeting Cards on display
at the Chronicle Bookstore Printed
with your name or plain and at prices
from five cents upward.
President Aldine Polling, of the Citi-
ZenS Telephone Co., of Russell was
here last week fixing up telephone lines.
NO arrangements have yet been made
about moving the central office.
The Hope Natural Gas Co. is build
ing road to a location on the Jerome
Hardman farm at the mouth of Leaf
bank. 1t is in good territory ought to
make Il producer
Make your selection of Christmas
Greeting Cards early and avoid disap-
pOintmeut iu choice Our line is full
aud complete now but will not be un-
broken long
The Chronicle Bookstore.
County Commissioner e. Il. Bennett.
of near Henrietta, was looking after
business interests here Tuesday. Mr.
Bennett will retire from the Court i'm a
few days not having sought reelection
While he has been on the bench only a
short time, he made good official
and there are many who would like Ia
see him accept full term some day.
Attorneys A. c. Mathews and j. r.
Waldo returned the latter part of last
week from Charleston where they ap.
pcarcd before the Public Service Com
mission iu The matter of the Godfrey
j. Cabots application for a raise OF
gas rates The hearing was continued
until December 20 at Parkersbburg
when the future rates viii be fixed.
Men and women average S1OO per
hour selling hosiery four pairs guar.
anteed wear four months or new
hosiery free We pay 30 per cent
commission. Free samples TO working
agents. Complete line Of wool and
heather mixtures This is the big
hosiery season Experience uuneces
sary. Easle Hosiery Works Darby
20. 1O12-1O'
IT, H. IIciucy who has been engaged
for ihc past few weeks i'm building q
road MP thc river towards Russell has
virtually finished his end of the work
The remainder of thc road will be built
boy r. j. Knots Sherman district pa
troIman This end finished by Mr.
lciucy is said To- Doc one of the bcsD
roads ever built iu This section of Oh,
country fully ms good as any work thai
is being done by The state Commission
We are in receipt of q communica
b ton from Harry r. Smith. who recent
ly moved from this place to Akron, O.
where me has found fine employment
He reports that his folks are well anC
+ working conditions iu the Rubber Ciu
are improved Tie also reports tina
they had been visited by heavy snowi
2 and great cold weather That sOundl
funny to us down here in our Flodid,
! like climate, but no doubt there ar,
b places where they do have big SHOWS
2 Here the weather is balmy and thi
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