The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-05-25

Allie Hardman. prominent farmer
and business man of Barnes Run, was
transacting business here Saturday.
Cashier Il. c. Stump was in Parkers-
burg day or so last week attending
to business matters.
X. l.. Marshall. OF Pariersburg. was
in Grantsvillc IL day or two last week
visiting relatives
Victor Mills. of Elizabeth. was IL
business visitor in Grantsvillc Satur-
day Of last week
For Sale-TwO lots i'll South Grants
Vile. Price right if sold at once Call
o. write, Jerry O. West, Index. w. Va.
y. G. Mathews departed Sunday on
Il business trip to Parkersburg and
other cities.
w. III. Bickel is moving machinery to
location of the Huffman tract near
the Leafbank bridge.
Mrs. Silas Petit and Miss Fanny
Law, of BroOksville, were shopping in
Grantsville Monday.
Miss Ruth Dodson, of Spencer, ar
rived here Sunday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Lorentz G. Hamilton.
Wheeler Chenoweth, leading mer-
chant and business man of Arnolds-
burg, was here Tuesday attending to
business affairs.
G. l.. Fox, an industrious and pros
porous farmer of near the head of
Leading Greek, was here on business
Monday of last week.
POund-Bar pin with settings. Own
er may have same by proving property
and paying for this ad. Call at Chron-
icle office.
r. p Mollohan, of the Cash Store,
spent a day or two of last week at
Pabiersburg attending to business af-
fairs
y number of local Royal Arch Mas
ons went to Spencer Saturday to wit
ness the degrees conferred on Lynn S.
Oles and Fred Hickel, of this place
Geo. w. Hamilton, of this place, and
Bee Hopkins, of MinnOra, are serving
on the federal petit jury at the present
Parkersburg term of Court.
When / began taking Tanlac /
only weighed % pounds. now weigh
10 pounds and never felt better in
my life" says Mrs Chas. Peden. of
Huntsville, Ala w. II. w. Dye
Alex Dulin, prominent citizen of SUIT
ton and well known here, died recently
at his home. He was a brother of the
late Mrs. Lou Stump, of this place, and
often visiting here.
For Rent-Pasturs enough to keep
and fatten for the market thirty head
Of two year old cattle. Loca ted a few
miles from Arnoldsburg OF Beech Fork
II interested write II. J. Francis, g2o g.
Fifth St, Louisville, KY. or call s. II.
Keith, Arnoldsburg, W. Va. SIG Il
The big gas well in Sheridan district,
Calhoun county, drilled in some time
ago 10y the Coal Fork Oil & Gas Co.,
has been turned into the lines of the
Hope Gas Company, to whom the prod
net has been sold. 1t makes 100000
feet daily, and is one of the big wells
of the state. This company is made uT
of "a number of local people. This well
has stimulated drilling i'm that section
and two other wells are going down and
another location has been made Par
kersburg News.
Hon Fred L. Fox, of Sutton, spent a
day or two here last week He is goinc
to be candidate for the State Senate
again from this senatorial district ant
was here visiting friends and looking
over the political situation. He made
a strong senator during the severa
terms ne served and his candidacy
will no doubt meet with a favorabl,
reception in this county 1t is reported
that Sen R~F. Kidd, Of Glenville, viii
seek the nomination for the short term
OccasiOned by the death Of the late Hon
John n. Shacelford, and it is predicted
THAT he will have no opposition.