(04/11/2021) Calhoun character Creed Brooks, in the early 1900s, was in Grantsville, when a group of local men got together to talk and tell stories near a livery stable. One of the men asked Creed if he would give a political speech, probably to make fun of him. The witty man of few words stepped on the top of a pile of horse manure. The men looked upon Creed in awe, asking what was he doing? Creed looked them in the eye and said: "Well, gentlemen this is the first time I was ever asked to make a Republican speech on a Democrat platform."

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