The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-08-24
Yhs Calhoun Chronicle
THURSDAY, AUG. "a, 1922


Big Bargains in used cars. Grants
o0 % Garage
| Carr Shaffer, prominent Barnes Run
: farmer and business man. was trans
l. lCding business here Friday.
n, Mrs Matte Belts. of below town.
as a pleasant caller in Grantsville
Balance turday
uemehe most talked about book of recent
transfer rs, "The Shiek," now selling for 75c
RUM The Chronicle Bookstore
Amt. redN F. burrows. IL splendid citizen of
road lr Ayers. was here Saturday looking
ter business affairs.
Mrs. G. w Wigner of ParkeFsburg
Taxes here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Total tarold Marshall.
p,rs 20 Mrs. Ernest Stump, of Parkersburg.
and spending a few days here visiting
oyerdrae Natives.
'ehi The most talked about book of recent
M, Ars "The Shek," now selling for 75c.
ao'ai - The Chronicle Bookstore
' Tulley CNIiss Thelma Hardman. of Barnes
Comm. will leave in few weeks to take
Tulley y her school work at Ward-Belmont
COrollege, Nashville, Tenn.
Cor Mr.. and Mrs L. ]. Morris and Mr..
Tulley 81 Mrs. Hagan T. Francis spent Sat
Colrday and Sunday at Parkersburg Wis
Tulley ing friends.
,r,,,sT ]. Fl. Barker, of Parkersburg. was
r. ere a day two last week greeting
riends and attending to business mat
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Baxter will leave
CLext week for a two weeks motor
Amping trip with friends i'm Pennsyl-
Rala 5Ss
TRANSIT For SAle-The Grantsville Bakery.
fulpply to
i"Oi Arley, Ayers,
H., ,,1S-tf Grantsville, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson, Jr, de
Iaxes arted Monday morning for an ex-
Iotai ended visit with the formers parents
NJ, hst Norfolk Va. They are making the
RUS rip by motor
Wanted-Men, 1S to 80 years of age
Total b learn hot mill work Wages paid
Overdwhile learning. American Sheet and
rim Plate Company, Morgantown
Jake ~. Va. S-241t
H.H.
Howar Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Marshall
Bovarf Cincinnati. Ohio. are here visiting
Arthueatives. Mr. Marshall is a student
Everett dentistry in the University Of Gin
u Stainnat and has one more years work
ID. %. o complete his course
WIsn, At a special communica ton Of the To-
~ nal Lodge Of MasOns held Monday
bays q pig Dwight dwight, W Wilson Of Apple
Ford Bets. Of CABOT station and clarence 3
Jno 20 the mysteries OF the order
1 E RavenswOod farmer drove through
Goo 20 thls place the latter part Of last
geo week with large wagon-lOad OF wa
9oC. fermeiOns which ne disposed Of from
~, mis- wagon at the price Of about three
mmarents per pound. The crop along the
80. Ohio River bottoms IL said to be es
hosccpecially fine this year
Earl Claude Board. Of Chicago. is her,
DeweFisitlng his parents MT and Mrs NJ. A
HaysC. Board The former Mr. Board 4,
Ray Engaged In business in Chicago and 1,
o. making a decided success
Jnol Justice 9. .. Rafferty,, Of Withprs
Cleo was here one day last week ATTENDING
Dew 20 business matters In addition to be
ALE ing Justice Of the peace Of Gnmei
J. county, Mr.. Rafferty, Is also postmastei
ID. COT his home town.
AlVa
n, Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Mathews an,
w. J. family will leave I'm a few weeks 70
A. II BarbOursville where the family will re
Paul side during the school year Mr.
Alva Mathews will of course still keep hi
Eren4aw Office here and will spend tn
Alley greater part Of his time here. The pub
Cleo PIC Will regret to hear that this excel
Phyiffent family Is moving away even TEN
tChArfporarily. The move is made TO affOr,
- 3. the children better educational OppOr
tunities.