The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-10-19

Ex-Sheriff r. j. Knots, Of Dodrill.
was transacting bushes here Tuesday.
Battelle B. Terrell, first class citizen
of Brooksyi1e, was a business visitor
in Grantsville Tuesday.
]. s. Jarvis, Of Parkersburg, spent a
few days Of last week here the guest
of his son, Q. A Jarvis.
Robert Sidwel, an excellent citizen
or Henrietta, was a pleasant caller at
The Chronicle office Wednesday.
K. NJ. Hunt and Lorentz G. Hamilton
were attending to business matters on
Barnes Run Tuesday
IL. A. Witte, first class citizen of
Apple Farm, was a business visitor
in Grantsyille Wednesday,
Mrs. r. c. Hartman spent u few
days of last week at Parkersburg shop
ping and visiting relatives
Louis Vannoy, prominent citizen and
influential Democrat of near Dodrill,
was here Tuesday attending to bust
ness interests
Buy the old reliable Snag Proof, no
better rubber made We have a full
line, all new, no holdovers The Cash
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bower, of
Brooksville, and Miss Pearl McCor-
mick returned Wednesday from a short
visit to Parkersburg.
Hon. Amos E. Kenney, of Spencer,
spent several days of this week here
attending to legal business and renew
ing old friendships.
For Sale:-15 head of 2-year old
high class heifers All bred. Call on
or address Il. B. Stewart, Grants
vile, w. Va. 1O-12-3t
DR.. 8. w. Riddle and family, of Mt
Zion, moved into apartments la the
Stemple building, on Main street, last
week. We are glad to have these ex
cellent people with us
.. " i}"c-L s...is IL
hGh III NlSlL our new
store In the Masonic Building, every
thing up-to-date and prices In reach of
all. We viii be glad to have you come
In and see our goods. The Cash Store.
j. n. Vincent and aged and highly
respected citizen Of Chloe, was attend
Ing to business interests In Grantsville
Tuesday This was his first visit here
for some time.
FOR SALE :-Gasolene boat
"BrOoksville," 10 n. F. engine. Fully
equipped with barges, light plant,
chains, etc. All In good condition.
See silas Petit Bigbend, w Va.
10-19-tf
O. 9. Starcher, Of Altizer, was here
Tuesday on his way home from Par
kersburg. He WAS accompanied this
far by his son, Clarence, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis In a Parkersburg hospital and
who is recovering nicely.
Word has been received by officers
of the local lodge Of Masons that fur
niture for their new Temple has been
shipped from Columbus, and will no
doubt be received here In a few days.
The dedicatory service will likely he
held the latter part Of this month and
plans are being made for a big re.
union on that date
Miss Minnie Hamilton, r. n, who Is
taking care OF F.. J. Sweeney In Par
kersburg hospital, spent few days
here recently visiting home folks Mr.
Sweeney, who was confined to his
room at the home Of NJ. Westfan near
White Pine, for several months, was
taken to the hospital some time ago
where he Is getting along very nicely
/ Men and women average S10O per
hour selling hosiery, four pairs guar
anteed wear four months OF new
hosiery free We pay 30 per cent
commission Free samples TO working
agents. Complete line OF wool and
heather mixtures. This is the bis
hosiery season. Experience unneces
sary. Eagle Hosiery Works. Darby
Pa. 1O-12-1Oi