The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-06-15
r. J. Knots, of Dodrill was here
Monday on business mission.

X. j. Knots, of DOdrill. was here
Monday on u business mission.
jerome Frame, n prosperous farmer
of Phillips Run. was here Monday on
business errand.
Hood Blackshire, prominent citizen
of StumptOwn, was In GrantSville Fri
day on n business mission.
Isaac Richards and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bate Richards, of Ayers, were visitors
in Grantsville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jackson. Jr. and
children returned Sunday from short
trip to Parkersburg
Hon. j. u. Knight, of Brooksyille,
was here on business before the county
court Tuesday
Everett Gamer, one of Joker's lead
ing farmers, was attending to business
affairs in Grantsville Monday.
Joseph Kirby, merchant of Creme,
was here Monday looking after business
affairs.
f. Ray Busch and Silas Petit, of
BroOksville, were here Thursday look
ing after business affairs
Candidate Guy Bailey, of Mt. Zion,
was here Monday attending county
court and interviewing the voters
FOund-Pair gold-rimmed eye glasses.
Owner may recover same by proving
property and paying for ad Apply at
Chronicle office.
Lost: Lavalllere. Between my home
and Citizens Telephone office. Finder
please return to Mr.. Ruby Pugh at
Telephone Office.
John NJ. Hamilton, who was recently
graduated from Bliss Electrical College
at Washington, ID. c., arrived here
Sunday and will spend few days.
Mrs. Charles Hall and little daughter
Bessie Joe, arrived here Wednesday
for a short visit with the formers
daughter, Mrs Harold Wilson.
Robert Maze and Homer Jones, of
Industry, were here Sunday a few
hours. The former stayed over until
Monday and had some dental work
done
Marion +. Stewart and Everett Mar
tin, who are employed in Payne Station
at Cox's Mills by the Hope Natural
Gas Co., are here working at Cabot
Station.
Bruce Terrell, who attends High
School at Parkersburg arrived home
Saturday to spend the summer vacation
with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Bruce
Terrell
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ayers
Monday a fine boy baby, so If you find
hole burned in the back Of your best
Sunday-gO- tO-meeting coat when It gets
back from the pressing shop you will
understand the reason.
Drs. Gordon, OF Spencer, and Nor
ford and Stats, of this place, perform
ed an operation upon Mrs. Frank Stall
maker, Of Lower Run, Friday for ap.
pendicitis which was entirely success.
full. Mrs Stalnaker is Receiving nicely
and Is out of danger
In the list Of graduates from the
University at MorgantOwn appears the
name OF Marion r. Hersman, of this
county, upon whom was conferred the
degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. Mr., Hers
man IL a son of Isaac Hersman, of near
DodriH, and is a candidate for the
house Of delegates from this county.
Miss Thelma Hartman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hardman, Jr., OF
Grantsville, has been prominent in the
social activities which attended the
/ closing days of school at Ward-Bel
mont, Nashville, Tenn. On wednesday
evening she attended the traditional all
club dinner as a member of the x. L
Club In midway Miss Hardman par
| ticipated in the May Pole dances. The
May Day program was given according
to the old English custom and was
witnessed by more than two Thousand