The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-08-17
The Calhoun ClTcs1ic!e
THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1922
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Big Bargains in used cars. Grants
vile Garage.
J. II. Edman. of Big Springs, was n
Grantsville visitor Saturday
The most talked about book of recent
years. The Shiek," now selling for Zoe
The Chronicle Bookstore
w. j. Sturm. leading citizen of
Hur. was greeting friends here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fcrrell. of Henri
eta. were visiting relatives and shop
ping here Saturday.
f. L. and c. w Hays leading citi-
Zens of Arnoldsburg, were business Wis
itors in Grantsville Monday.
b. b. Bedford, a successful and pros
porous farmer of Big Springs, deliv-
cred some fine apples to customers here
Monday.
Miss Ila Jarvis, who has been here
visiting her father, G. a. Jarvis. for
several days past returned to her home
at Parkersburg Tuesday morning.
Anyone in market for used cars
should see us before buying Ford Tour
ings and Roadsters.
Grantsville Garage.
G. Il. Cooper, one of Washington dis
trict's best citizens, was here Monday
and Tuesday transacting business at
the Court House.
Miss Minnie Hamilton, r. ~, who is
engaged professionally at White Pine
was in town Wednesday shopping and
visiting relatives
A complete new line of all titles in
the 'Bobbsey Twins" Make Believe
Stories" and other popular Juveniles.
The Chronicle Bookstore.
Among the visitors here for Circuit
Court Tuesday were Attorney Bee
Hopkins, G. NJ. Eisman, Il. O. and j w
Conley, L. A. Hicks, A. w. Siers, all of
Washington distrinct
AmnOn Taylor, a splendid citizen of
Yellow Creek, was a business visitor in
Grantsville Saturday. He is making
preparations to move to Washington
county. Ohio. where he will have
charge of an oil lease. His many
friends will regret to learn that he is
leaving this county.
G. Il. Cross, an excellent citizen of
near Tough, was a pleasant visitor at
the Chronicle Office Saturday while
here attending to business matters.
Miss May Bennett. of Akron. Ohio.
who is visiting her parents, Rev and
Mrs. J. +. Bennett, Of Russell was g.
pleasant visitor at the Chronicle Office
Saturday.
Sundays ball game with the Harris
vile team proved to be q distinct disap-
pointment i'm that the visitors did not
live up to their reputation and were
easily outclassed by the local boys. The
final score was 1910 i'm favor of the
local team. However it takes real
classy team to stack up against the
loca lads. as they are all playing much
better ball than ever before. Hickci is
pitching wonderful game. and lac
rs being supported uObly by the other
players. Burnt House comes next
Sunday and an interesting game may
expected, as the Staunton pike village
is said to have a better team than the
Richie metropolis
Charles f. Onutt team boss for tho
Hope Natural Gas Company, met with
serious accident Saturday while
loading material at the Mcdonald To-
cation on Sycamore which nearly cost
his life He was helping his team
sters load some material and was using
pinch-bar In some manner the load
slipped and tore the bar from his
grasp striking him violently across tn,
stomach lie was rendered uncon
scious and for a while his life was des
paired Of. Medical attention was sum
moned and he was taken to the home
OF James Matheny on Sycamore wher,
he Is now resting very comfortably
aud he is thought to be out Of danger
His many friends will regret TO heal
of Hfa UufaforfuUa artG that bot r.,f.l.o.