The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-08-24

A. Shock, prominent citizen of Rus
sett, was here on business Monday.
Miss Gertrude Buzzard, of Cameron,
is here visiting Mrs. Harold Wilson.
Dock Richards, first-clasS farmer of
Ayers. was trading with Grantsville
merchants Saturday
Mrs b. G. Stump spent few days
of last week at Parkersburg and Cairo
visiting relatives and friends.
The most talked about book of recent
years "The Shiek," now selling for 75c.
The Chronicle Bookstore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tell Mcdonald return
ed Wednesday from Il visit with rela-
tiveS and friends at Spencer.
Mrs. Jacob Johnson. of Bull River
returned home this week from two
weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Della I.andacre. of fleetwood.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd w. Dick return
ed last week from Gilmer county where
they attended a Sunday School CON
ventiOn.
"The Sheik," Americas best selling
novel at 75c. Get yours while the sup
ply lasts.
The Chronicle Bookstore.
Huntington. were here few days last
week visiting relatives. They drove
through from Huntington by way of
Parkersburg.
Merchant Bert Maloney. of Big
Springs. was transacting business in
Grantsville Monday. He was accom-
panied by his young son. bright young
man of ten or twelve years
Okey DobbinS. of MOrgantown, was a
pleasant caller at the Chronicle office
Tuesday. He is n former citizen of
this county, but has been located at the
Monongalia metropolis for several
years.
Miss Geraldine Jackson. of Big
Springs. was pleasant visitor i'm
Grantsville Friday. She was ac
cOmpanied by Miss Ruby Myer. of Par.
kersburg. who is visiting home folks nj
Big Springs.
We have just received several hun
dred volumes of Popular Fiction
among which are the latest published
titles. See them and get first choice
Now 75c.
The Chronicle Bookstore
Mrs. Leila Vandale, of Spencer. and
Miss Thelma Hardman. of Mt. Zion
] MI MT vfogf L., n
! Tuesday. Mrs. Vandale is visiting heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Hardman
/ Of Barnes Run.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Clay Chenoweth ant
daughter, Miss Lucille of Morgantown
arrived here Tuesday for q visit witt
/ local friends. Mr.. ChenOweth wa,
formerly i'm the mercantile business N
I this place and now has large store IN
MOrgantOwn
DIR. S. w Riddle, of Mt Zion. anC
Russell Umstead. of Huntington. wer,
In Grantsville n few hours Wednesday
en- route to the big timber on Beai
Fork where they will establish n hunt
ing camp. 1t is reported that TIN,
squirrel crop is abundant this year
and the campers anticipate q fine time
The local ball team went down to dc
feat In closely contested game Will
the Burnt House team Sunday. Tn,
game was interesting and we'll playeC
for the most part but the local boy
were not i'm the best form and seyera
errors were recorded against them. Tn
final score was 1913 I'm favor Of Burn
House.
}. Elmer Hail. Of Walnut. was her,
on business day or two this week
Mr.. Hall is Secretary-T Treasurer of To
local Farm Loan Association and hi
duties as such are keeping him rattle
busy. In another column will be foun,
some letters from the National Associa
ton that will be Of much interest T.
farmers who are considering applying
for loans
Rev. J. Smith Dye, former pastor o
the local Baptist church, who wa
called here to hold the funeral Of Ra
II. Stemple, informs us that he will b
located at Point Pleasant where he ba
accepted the call from the leading Bar
list church In that city. Rev. Dye Wi
remain here until Monday morning. o,
cupying the pulpit at the Baptis
church Sunday morning and night.