The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-07-27
TIE Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, July 27, 1922
heeAI HAPPENINGS


4 Mason Jars-Quarts, 95cts Pts SO
The Cash Store.
Ira n. Stump was business visitor
in Parkersburg Il day or two this week
George Hamilton and Zeke Terrell
took in the circus at Parkcrsburg
Thursday.
\. a. Gherke, n splendid citizen of
Staten. wase business caller I'm
Grantsville Thursday.
DR. and Mrs. Ray c. Morford were
visitors in Parkersburg day or two
last week
Ben Clayton, staunch Democrat and
substantial citizen of Big Springs, was
here Saturday on business.
Buy from us. We undersell them
all.
The Cash Store.
Miss Minnie Hamilton, r. n, is at
White Pine taking care of a patient in
the home of NJ. Westfafll
Miles w. Stump, the Boogerhole
South Penn Scout, was in Grantsville
few hours Saturday.
G. A. Jarvis is spending a few days
at Parkersburg visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Jarvis
Lost-Pair of Gold 81 ectacles in
leather case. Finder please call A. j.
Stallman.
DIR. and Mrs. Ralph Morford, of
Spencer, were here Sunday the guests
of DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Morford
Holly +. Barr, of the internal rev
4 enue office at PaCkersburg, is spending
"a few days here with his mother, Mrs.
$. @. Barr.
a. j. Livingston, living near Ashland
. City Tennessee, says: II feel like 20
ing from house to house and telling the
people about Tanlac."-W r. w Dye.
Clayton I. Stump, a prominent resi-
dent of Staten, was in Grantsville a
few hours Thursday. He called at the
Chronicle Office and added his name to
our ever-grOwing list of subscribers.
Tell Mcdonald went to GlenviIIe
sunday. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. James Mcdonald. who
viii spend some time visiting her son.
Rev. Brown Mcdonald.
number Of people from out of town
were here Saturday to attend the Citi-
zens Telephone meeting Plans we're
made to get the lines i'm better shape
and to make many general improve
Aments.
Guy Shawver, garage man and auto
lealer OF AruOldsbuTg, was i'm Grants
lille day on two last week He has
#recently been appointed dealer for
81 Delco i'm this county and was calling on
y prospective customers.
We are i'm receipt of a communica-
ton from Hamilton Wcasc. who is To-
Gated in the coal fields near Adcna,
Ohio. He says the strike has put
things on the bum over there, but there
is prospect OF settlement iu sight
Mrs. T. John Fogle. of Russell. was
here over Wednesday night cnroutc
home from Parkersburg where She had
Bon receiving medical attention for
the past few weeks. She is consider
ably improved.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Shock and
daughter, Of PennsbOro, were in town
over Wednesday night on their way to
Steer Greek valley 10 visit relatives
and friends Mr. Shock is making "a
wQnderful success as road engineer for
Richie county
49,
A crowd of Creston people motOred
to this place Sunday TO attend the ball
game. They got quite q great deal OF
pleasure out of seeing the GrantsvillC
team defeated and contributed TO tho
result by roofing for Grantsville's op
pOnents. Quite a few who were ia
Sundays crowd were here about year
80 asking the people Of Grantsville e
help CrestOn get the State Road
Changed from the Standing Stone
ute to route by way Of Creston. At
entiOn, Sheriff DevOre