The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-05-04

Fred Jarvis has been commissioned
postmaster at Okla, this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Hunt have moved
to their new home on River street near
the GAINESVILLE Mill
G.. G. Kelley first-class Daniels Run
farmer, was a Grantsville business visi-
tor Monday.
Mrs. Gail Nutter departed Monday
to spend n few days with her husband
at Parkersburg
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Rob
erts. Tuesday of last week. Il fine boy
baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ray Busch, of Big
Bend. were pleasant visitors in Grants
vile Saturday of last week.
Give nature a chance. Take Tanlac.
natures own medicine. w. T. w. Dye.
Roy j. Kemper, one of White Pines
prominent young citizens, was here a
few hours Saturday attending to bust
ness matters.
Battelle b. Terrell, one of Sheridan
districts leading citizens, was here the
first of the week looking after business
matters.
NJ. w. Hoskins, prominent and in
fluential business man of ArnOldsburg,
was here several days this week at
tending to business matters.
Ira n. Stump and Richard Marshall
made a trip to Parkersburg last week.
While there the latter underwent an
operation in which his tonsils were
removed.
We are requested to announce that
there will be pie supper at ArnOlds-
burg Saturday, May 20, for the benefit
of the ball team. The Daniels Run
band will be present and render must
cal program.
For Sale-TwO lots In South Grants
Vile; streets on three sides. One street
between High School and vacant lot
Other lot has five-room cottage, fine
water well, good barn. Price if sold in
next 80 days, $1,000.
3-23 If EARL GATES
Supt. l.. j. Morris will begin the con.
struction of twelve inch gas main
on Leafbank for Godfrey L. Cabot in
a few days. The line will extend from
the w. II. Whipkey residence on Leaf
bank TO Cabot Station, below town A
large number of men will be furnished
employment
w. a. Flesher, a prominent resident
of Smithville, and well known i'm this
county, died at his home Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Flesheg had represented Rit
chic county in the state house of dele
gates and was otherwise prominent IN
the business and civic affairs of that
county. He was a member of the loca'
Masonic lodge which was i'm charge OF
his funeral Sunday, a number of Ma
sons from this place participating.
Miss Lizzie Fritz, a pleasant yount
lhuy VI huIg WIS n NlSlIOT III GTduLs
vile Tuesday. She recently completed
very successful term Of school al
futile Hill. One Of her pupils, Miss
Lena Carpenter, was successful in pass
ing the recent examination for com
mon school diplomas, but for som,
reason her name did not appear I'm TIT
list Of those who passed. The CbrOnicl,
is glad to make the correction for tn,
benefit Of the young lady.
A meeting Of the merchants and othe
| business people Of the town was belt
at the Courthouse Tuesday evening 70
the purpose of trying to come to SOM
kind Of an agreement about closinl
hour for the various business places o
the town. The mater was discussed a
| some length and IL seemed to be tn
opinion Of a majority Of those presen
that six O'clck should be established a
the closing hour except on Saturda.
I evenings. a committee consisting o
p. g. Stump, Robert p Mollohan an,
F. s. Hathaway was appointed to Sc
all the business people interested an
report back to a meeting to be he'll
next Tuesday night