The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-08-31
Mrs. A ]. Stallman, of Big Run. was
4 pleasant visitor in town Monday.

Mrs. A ]. Stallman, of Big Run. was
IA pleasant visitor in town Monday.
j. ID. Kendall, substantial citizen
of Index, was here Monday looking af-
ter business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Col Wilson. of Big
Springs, were pleasant visitors in
Grantsville Saturday.
+. NJ. Wilmoth, an industrious farm
er of Sycamore, was a Grantsville visi-
tor early Monday morning.
Mrs. X. J. Knots. of Dodrill. was
shopping and calling on friends In
Grantsville Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Campbell. of
Clarksburg, were here Monday night
on their way TO Orma to visit relatives
They were making the trip by motor.
A complete new line of all titles In
the "Bobbsey Twins" Make Believe
Stories and other popular Juveniles.
The Chronicle bookstore.
Hon. J. p. knight, prominent Demo
crat of Brooksyille, was greeting
friends here Monday. He has re-
covered from his recent severe illness
and appears TO be in his usual good
health
DIR. w. I. w. Dye is preparing for
Main street lot adjoining the drug
store property. Stone for the founda-
ton is being hauled and the work will
be rushed to finish. Wade II. Stump
will be in charge Of the work
p. ID. Whipkey, one Of White Pines
progressive and successful farmers
was here a few hours Monday attend
ing to business matters. He gave the
Chronicle man fine peach grown in
his orchard which is about the incest
we have seen this year. He has quite
fine orchard and has been selling
much fruit
Miss Bessie Hickman, who has been
relief operator at the Citizens Tele-
phone switch board for some time past,
has been placed on regular duty succeed
ing Mrs. A. Judson Barr who resigned
recently. Miss Hickman's work has
been eminently satisfactory and we
have no doubt the patrons of the Office
Will be glad to learn that she will be on
duty permanently.
J. :. Riggs, II first-class citizen of
Hur, was IL business visitor in Grants
vile Monday. Mr.. Riggs and his fam
lily will move to this place in q few
weeks so his children may enter the
new High School. They are most ex-
cellent people and we are glad to count
them AZ future residents OF Grants
Vile
County Engineer u. W. Shock and
family have moved to Harrisville, the
move having been made necessary by
Mr.. Shocks work, which will require
his being in the southern part of the
county most of the time this fall The
News with a host OF friends are sorry
to see Mr.. Shock and family leave here
and hope they will be happily situated
in their new home.-Pennsboro News.
Asa Harris qualified Monday as ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
Ray FL. Stemple. giving bond in the
penalty of $4,000 with Fred S. Hath
away, Hagan 7. Francis, L. ]. Morris,
Everett Proudfoot, s. r. Waldo, Jerome
a. Francis and N. p. Harris, sureties.
Lawson Stump, w. J. Mathews and
Charley Stump were appointed to ap-
praise the estate.
At a special communication Of the To-
cal lodge of Masons Monday night
Lloyd Wright, Of Henrietta, and Willie
Collins, of Freed, were passed to the
degree Of Fellow Craft, and Harold
Shafer, of BroOksville was raised to
the sublime degree Of Master Mason.
G. ID. Starkey of Parkersburg, who
has been here for several days visiting
his daughter, Mrs. William Deems, and
other relatives, departed for his home
Monday,
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