The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-04-20
What is being done about the street
paving proposition?

What is being done about the street
paving proposition!
Big Springs, was here Saturday on n
business errand.
Mrs Mollie Knight of Lemuels Run,
was here a few days this week. the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Weaver.
W. c. Marshall. an industrious citi-
zen of Big Root. was here Saturday
looking after business affairs.
Thomas Johnson, a prominent citizen
of Zig Springs was in GrantSville Sat
urday looking after business affairs.
Amos kcnhcy. Spencer lawyer was
IL pleasant visitor in Grantsville few
days this week.
Lloyd Wright an excellent young
man of near Henrietta, was here Fri
day on a business mission.
George f. Davis, a splendid farmer
of Annamoriah. paid the Chronicle
office an agreeable call Thursday while
here on business
Ask the councilman from your ward
what he is doing to further the states
proposition to pave Main street.
The Chenille bar was represented at
the local circuit court this week by
Hon. r. F. Kidd, ]. ID. Jones and b. w.
CTaddOck.
Lando Snider an industrious oil
worker of the Booger Hole field, was
a pleasant caller at the Chronicle Of
flee Monday.
$. S. CoutZ. former resident of this
county, was here this week attending
to matters in circuit court He in.
forms us that he is moving from Weir
to Gilmer Station.
House Cleaning Season at hand. See
the Chronicle Bookstores line of Fancy
Shelf Papers. Also Crepe Paper, Paper
Napkins, Table Cloths, etc. Anything
in Paper"
w. r. Helmick, one of Washington
districts leading citizens, spent a few
days here this week doing jury service
in the local circuit court. He found
time to visit with the Chronicle man
and tell him some good ones.
Mrs. Warren Wilson, of Cameron, was
here over Easter Sunday the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Omar G.. Howard
and her son, Harold Wilson. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Jeanette Wilson
=. J. Blosser a highly respected citi-
zen of Leatherbark, was pleasant cal
Ter at the Chronicle office Monday
while in Grautsville attending to bust
ness matters. lie was accompanied by
his son, Noah Blosser, one of that com
munity's substantial farmers.
w. II. Bickle local producer and
contractor, drilled in a couple OF good
gas wells this week On Is on the Mar
tin tract on Leafbank, the other on the
Hayhurst farm on Big Root Wig has
ihOFeu Oul from uuucr the uOH star and
from now on watch his smoke
The well on the Joshua Sharp farm
on Left Sycamore was shot Monday
and Is said TO be good ten OF twelve
barrels in the InJun sand The well
is causing considerable excitement as
il is in an uudevclOped country and
may open up q good field Several
tracts in the neighborhood are Unbiased.
Hamilton Wease, a former resident
Of this county who now lives at Adena
Ohio was here over Thursday night on
his way to White Pine for a short visit
with relatives and friends lie is en-
ployed i'm the coal mines nearly all Of
which are shut down now on account
Of the big strike.
Guy Bailey, an excellent citizen Of
Mt. Zion, was here a few days the first
Of the week attending circuit court.
Many Of Mr. Baileys friends are urging
him to make the race for member Of
the county court and &c Is possible that
he may enter the lists He IS well
equipped for the job and would make q
strong candidate