The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-01

she viii do missionary work for the
United Lutheran church.
hullens-Mrs G. h Mules Is N
jail at PlevilIe awaiting action OF the
grand jury on the charge that she
shot her husband in the leg
Notwithstanding first police
roman, Mrs. Minnie COyle, has begun
her work by breaking up automobile
perting parties" in the business dis
trict.
Buckhannon-Eugene Ware and his
son, Ernie, were fined $50 each. the
former for shooting squirrels without
License and the latter FOR shooting
quail.
KngwoOd-Judge Neil J. Forrney.
prominent jurist Of West virginia.
died at his home here from stroke
OF paralysis. He never regained con-
seriousness.
oundsvlle-COunty court has let
to Clarksburg Steel Bridge company
contract for bridge to be built in
connection with the new Round Bot
tom Hill road. Il will cost So $50.
MOrgantOwn-OnIy the quick action
OF D. L. Chesrown, teacher IN Nor
gannOwn high school, prevented a Sc
rt0us fire IN the school auditorium
when a moving picture film caughr d-e.
Wheeling-Charged with steaIing
two crates OF eggs from mail packages
on the railroad station platform. Har-
~ ). Harper, postal employee. vas
held to the grand jury under bond 5f
$1,000.
Clarksburg-Some OF the locust
trees in the county we're fooled by the
warm weather and tried to put ou-
second crop. The flowers we're small
put they we're Just As sweet as the
locust bloom usually is.
Point PIeasant-AGarion Nease vas
feund not guilty Of the murder Of ".
r. Ashby, member Of the carnival
company, killed at Mason City IN a
verdict returned. Nease admitted the
killing but pleaded self-defense.
Martinsb sburg-Charged with hav.nr
passed a forged order for 4 large
quantity Of narcotics. Mrs. :. J. Pax
ton, Of Shenandoah Junction. ". Va.
alias Mrs. John Virtz, Of Brunswick.
Nd was arrested by federal agents
here
Parkersburg-lrrs. John Hlndman.
81, Of the South Side. committed s1
eide By drowning herself n the u--re
kanawha river near her home. The
body was recovered less than IN hour
afterward still On the surface OG the
water, though partly submerged.
ManningtOn- opinion given BY
Attorney General z. T. England has
caused Mannlngrou merchants -o dis
continue all plans for anOcher booster
campaign which was % have been held
here. According 20 rhe attorney gen
ernI such a campaign IS n violation 0f
the state gaming and lottery laws.
Wheeling-Making wh.stev FOR q
celebration IN honor OF his fa1rh-ar's
wedding IS no excuse FOR violating -ha
laws This vas the lesson learned b7
Nick Sal0ski ~ No. T4T Br-ll1r-1r
road, Martins Ferry when -he police
raided his home and seized a 5O-E1.-
lon stiH and 20 gallons Of u0onsh re
whiskey.
Charleston Overhead and 1nee--
grade crossings to- cost Approximately
3.2O0000 are being planned BIZ -ra
New York Central -a.Iwlv rgm18--
Tor Charleston. This was made known
after conference between railway
officials and Mayor Wer-z when The
estimated costs s1r the Improvement
were submitted 20 the mayor.
Graft0n-When Eve hundred -ou74s
Of safety deposit boxes which he was
TRYING Or place D. -1a r1r- -s a
First National Bank 0g Grafton. s-I
on him. savannah WHITE -a sraa
la50rer, was seriously hurt -Four -rt
were crushed lnf he suffered 1-s--I-
Injuries. II was stated l- CITY ra--
p'tal -hat white would probably re-
cover
Charleston Ines AMI -1r,~rr4
now operating under the 1921 Iren
tax ace 0s the legislature wH- be- re-
quired t0 pay M addition L Pee III r--
der t1 operate during tle remain f.-
Of 1922. under -ra provisions .
act of rha 1st legislature le~.-.r--
to ruling 5T Attorney General E
EnE'and The opinion vas given 1-
request of r %. Sanders. slra-e s.-