Several strangers have been spotted in town this week.
Miss Etta Johnson is expected home from Parkersburg today. Her
eyes are healing, though little hope is entertained of her ever being able to
see again.
Mrs. Arthur G. Miller was a passenger on the Clarence last
Saturday for Parkersburg, where she will visit for a few days.
Bill Deems of Pine Creek is suffering from a gathering in his
hand caused by an old bruise.
Sheriff Claude Jarvis arrested Dennis Tucker on a capias last
Thursday, and landed him in jail. Tucker was indicted several months ago for
carrying a blackjack, and has since evaded the officers.
Professor H.G. Miller made a visit to his home in Roane Co. last
week, returning with a dandy nice team of horses, which he will keep here for
his own use.
The Calhoun High School band attended the Region XI band
festival at Glenville State College last Saturday.
Seven bands, Calhoun, Sutton, Gassaway, Clay, Spencer, Walton
and Widen, competed, and Calhoun came away with a superior rating, the highest
possible.
The band will attend the state festival in Clarksburg with hopes
of doing the same there.