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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-08-06
SPORTING PROGRAM


Strawberries % FIRST
.r,, Annie J,lv Float Parade
.ur,.n Iolv Ball Game
,...a..o, ct,o,.orr;os Buckng Contest
% Nit',i '''"' '"''
Pony Race
mile
,i.,,.r ~, c.u,o, u,,,s Race
Ia mile
=
oafh ONE made % - hh'' WI" hofSe ""'e
% i"'n.o N"'
Qualify Hurdle Race
t.. ,ro., QunIif
% '''">D 'NA
dozen 20 F"at laaoe
White loaf cake Round II
Fo,sc
Angel - Bucking
% Qnhl1fy mile hea! race IL chahee
cakc %
and collection Ladies' Race IL mile
FLORAL DEPARTMENT Free for all IA mile
Mrs hitney) 4 mi
all noralarp lbpns5- mile Fqpfor
MISCELLANEOUS Potato
Girls IA Wild Horse Race
bread qualify
81 High qualify
HANDMADE RTICIES-Class 3 THIRD DAY
Beam Mrs il Finals all event marked on the
Amiek Mrs r A fiausser) other two days
Cams Exhibits
Lady, ribbon Ball Game
Kitchen Apron mile Race IL mile change
Ids Dress
Cover Yoke
Croei,ced Article mile
Ribbons mile Novelty Race
Set piccc crocheed
all ochct
Hurdle Race
Table High Jump
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1921-08-06

- Dresser cover
Of Pillow Gases. lace trimcd
II Sheet. lace trimmed
% Piano Scarf. trimmed
Bo,i,loir Cap
% Handbag
Bed Spread
ids- Piano Cover. luce trimmed
Display Fillet. q pieces
Guest Towels. 3 pieces
10 TattIng-Class 8
Ccntcrpiecc nll tatting
18th Tntting Collar
Piano Cover. tatting trimmed
10 Tnttcd Yoke
10 Pillow Cases. Tatting trimmed
.75 neutrality-suspicious. q
10 Pillow Cases
10 Sheet
10 Luch Cloth
Luncl, set. pieces
10 Guest Towel
10 Dresser Cover
10 Sofa Cover
Ccnterpic,". coiorcd embroidery
.W Ccnterpiccr. white embroidery
10 Table Runner
10 Nlisrellaneo,,s-CIsss
10 Hnn,lsonrst BOutoir Cap
10 rrctticst Curtains
rs Display handmade Hnndkcrchicfs
III Cross-stitch Cen erpicce
10 Cross-stitcl Towel
10 Sofa Pillow
10 Table runner
10 Best Piece of cut work
40 Display Of Towels
10 Best Silk Quilt
10 Best Worstcd Log Cabin Quill
Best Cotton Patch work quilt
My Hest Quilt made by lndy over 10 years
mt Best worstcd Patch work Quilt
ted Knittimg-Class s
:at- Afghan
rri- Bed Spread
rri- Sweater
led Sleeveless Sweater
Socks
IN Handing
Ia Baby Outfft-Cluss
.II Baby Bonnet crochet
10 Bnby Bonnet. tHtting
a" Carriage Robe
10 i;mby Pillow
-" HS0tees ---S---., : - -->-
10 Bnby Dress. embroidery
ID Baby Dress. tating trimmed
Ia Bmby Dress. crochet trimmed
ChiIdren's Dcpnrtmcnt-Class 10
10 Children must bc over II years to en-
Ia ter in class
10 bungalow Apron
10 Night Gown
10 Towel embroidered
10 Towel Iucc trimmed
ID Pillow Cases. lace trimmed
me Pillow Gases, embroidered
10 Pen Drawing
IA Pencil Drawing
Water Color Painting
NJ Best Cake
Rest Loaf Of brend
- Best Piece Of Mechanical Work
% MINERAL EXHIBIT
% (James l. Riland)
-, All minerals Of Rio ISlnncO County.
20 Ribbons will he given for hest display
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
CHAuThUQuA TICKETS on SALE.

The tickets for 1921 Grccnbrici
Chautauuua are noW ON sale at The
l.rwiSburS Drug Store. rarhrr'S
Drug Store. Gr~ubricr Clothing
House. Mason Bells, Iarid>'> Spec
ial,N Shop. T.. l.. Bells. and the
Grccnbricr Mercantile Company.
In the past Two years many Of
our people have been disappointed
i'll not being able to get Chautau-
qua tickets for the reason thai they
waited until The last day to pur-
chase them; and as we nave 1870
fewer tickets to sell this year than
in 1919. if YOU Want tickets il is
certainly advisable to buy early.
Those selling tickets cannot save
them for you until ChautauQua
time as they have to be accounted
for 10 the ChautauQua representa-
tive before The opening of the first
performance. which begins ON the
afternoon of Tuesday. July 9Th.
Il. VI. BELL, Chairman.
Rev. 5. X. Cockrcll, Superintendent
Of Grccnbrier Chautauuua.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
UNWILLING OF SOLDIERS MONUMENT,

Inc unvriling of the Soldiers
Monument Mill be held at Williams
Dnrs. w. Va. July lth. Following
- me programme Of the day:
lo:no Il. IN. Music by Fleetwood
Paper Mill Band.
II 100 Il. IN. lnvciling and Memoir
IA! address by Rev. J. T.. Flow.
ID. d.. of Anderson. W. w.
NOON. Refreshments served or
ground from Toasted On. Fried
Chicken. Ice Cream. Cake. Frat.
Lemonade. etc.
We wish all cN-Soldicr BOYS Of
inns district and adjoining districts
to be present in their uniforms and
harch. Come every body for an
enjoyable day and show respect fo!,
our soldier boys.
We will Try and secure the Dill
Ion children to sing for us. which
Will be Il treat for everybody.
2:oo p. III. Speaking by able Speak
prS.
$50 p. III. Music and Adjournment
COMMITTEE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
GRASSY MEADOWS ITEMS.

We are having fine growing
weather. The showers and sun
shine are making things grow.
Wheat is looking line.
Rev. Oilicld began Il series of
meetings the Bird Sunday at Nc
EIlhenny Church. He is assisted
by Rev. Groves, Presbyterian min
lister Of Anderson. The meeting
will continue up to The first SUNDAY
in July. There has been large
crowds every night. Rev. Groves
preached three sermons Sunday.
John and Joe MylcS are VISITING
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
MNlcS. near Blue Sulphur.
Alex Flack and daughter, Nlauuc,
VINO were visiting relatives in Ohio
have returned home.
The Dawson Basket Ball Team
will play Grassy Meadows Saturday
July I'd.
II. X. Ford has had his house
rcmodlcd.
Philip Ford and son, ifcnic, Of
taEettr. were visiting a, their
brothers, II. \. and *. II. Ford's
last week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
ROUNDING Up INCONSISTENCIES.

|. $. Revenue officers. Grover
E.. Hunter, James r. Gillette. W. l..
Porter and W. ". Wheeler and State
Prohibition officers. +. y. Adkins
Il. i. Adkins and Jonn llallanan.
and possibly others. SOi together in
this community the latter part Of
last week and mapped out Il raid
on some Of the moonShincrs i'm this
county. BY quick active effort
they soon mad Il half dozen or more
under arrest. On Wednesday and
Thursday Justice .trbucklc'S court
was open to hear the charges Il
gainSt the parties arrested.
AIKEN Hamilton, Andrew Bailey
and GOebel Sumner were first ar
raiSned on Il charge of having in
their possession and operating a
moonshinc still on Brushy Flats,
near Clintonvillc. After hearing
The evidence The Justice held the
three under bond to answer TO the
Srandjury. Bailey and Sumner
were also fined $500. each and Sent
to Jail for four months.
Sam Snyder and Rabcrt Smith.
b!oh Of White Sulphur, were then
arraigncd, separately, each on Il
charge OF having moOnshinc liquor
in his possession. After hearing
The evidence the Justice imposed
Il line Of 500 and Jail sentence
Of 80 days.
Thursday morning Harvc Henson
o! Muddy Greek mountain. was ar
raiSncd on Il charge of having in
his home and operating Il moon
shine still. After hearing the evil
dcEce the offence being Il fcluny)
The Justice held Henson under Il
bond for $1,000. 10 appear to an
Swer an indictment.
The same day ID. Boise, of Rcnick
appeared in answer TO charge of
giving away moonshinc. On the
evidence Boise drew fine Of 500.
plus a jail sentence of TO days.
Bill Allen, of White Sulphur was
also arraigned for having moon
shine still in his house and was
he'd under bond to the grandjury.
Ida Brussey, of the same town,
was fined 500. and given 60 days
in Jail for selling moonshine.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
TIE GAEENBRiER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION.
MEMBERSHIPS RECEIVED

vi The close Of each rntcrtain-
mcnt Of the Chautauqua one of he
Directors will meet any one wish
ing to Join or renew their member
ship to the Grccnbricr County Wo-
mans Association i'm front Of The
stage in the big tent. All are i'll
vited 10 join and help in this WAY
The work being done at The Com
mimity House. Mrs. Stokes will
also receive membership fees at
The Community House ut all times
Membership fee, is s1.00
The following are the names Of
the Directors: Miss Pat Mathews,
Mrs. +. II. Mays, Mrs. \. VI. Cald-
well, Mrs. Jas. NJ. Preston. Mrs.
Chas. q. Mathews, Mrs. w. II. Burk-
holder. Mrs. Theodore Brinkley.
Mrs. J.. s. Davidson, Mrs. l.. l.. Nc
Chung.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
The I.ewisburg District Confer

The I.ewisburg District Confer
cncc will be held in The CRANBERRY
Memorial Church at Covinglon. Va
July 23-2S. Opening Sermon by
Rev. r.. J.. FultZ, ID. d.. at s o'clock
Monday evening. Bishop Denny
viii be present and preside and
preach during the conference.
Rev. w. ID. Eye. Rev. J. II. Bean,
and Rev. J. w. RoScnbcrgcr. are ap-
pointed Il committee on License to
Preach and TO recommend suitable
persons for admission on trial.
Let every member of the confer
encc be present al the opening Of
The conference. and remain until
il is over.
X. I. STEPHENS. p. T..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

Glance over the pages OF tine
rarvr his week and See il Il j.
no: What Hou think il ou4N - br
Ii not. huNc YOU contributed Your
part? Iha: Of telling us what NOu
E""N: ID" 80 each week and Nou
Mil he doing Mia, is a great hclp
10 N"ur community and friends. \
newspaper i made by the people.
What they Ito. etc. II can only be
good by Your help. We appreciate
your help and want YOU to feel
welcome and to come in OF stop
any of our Office force and tell him
what You know.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
NOTICE.

The following is Il list of License
increased and added by The las!
Legislature, which must be taken
out the Isl Of July: add Il fee of 30
cents to each amount when sending
check:
Hotels, $1,000: Eating Houses.
Slo.00: Restaurant. $1,000: Lunch
Wagon, $500; Soft Drinks. $500.
All other License remain The
same. If III IN Incorporated town
YOU must first have permission from
the Town to operate or conduc: 4
POOL Room. Billiard Table. Bowling
Alleys. Hotel. Restaurant or Eai!n.
House. The three latter must also
NE permit from State Hotel lnspcc-
Tor; the three former must make aD
pbcation TO County Court in writ
ing stating the purpose for which
The license is desired and the build
ing In which the same is to be con-
Quoted.
rAII. G.. lIOGSETT. Clerk.
-'-G". County Court.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

The attention of the Public, and
especially those who own and opcr-
ate Automobiles is called to the
provisions Of our Statutes govern.
ing the operations of cars on The
public highways.
Numerous complaints have been
made to me in the past few weeks
concerning The manner in which,
drivers manipulate their lights
disregard The laws in regard to
lens, ias.. etc.
The law requires That all cars
b" equipped with mon Glare"
lens Oh The headlights. and tine Use
Of DINNERS is urged when meeting
cars. and DINNERS should be left
on until YOU pass the other fellow.
Don't switch your full lights on un-
til You set by.
The use of Spot Lights" for
driving purposes is absolutely pro
hibitcd.
The law requires each car to car
ry two Tags, one on the front and
one Oh The rear, and kept clean, So
that the figures may easily be read
4 great many Of our citizens are
operating their cars with only one
tag. This is a violation. Some have
their tags covered with mud, 50
The figures cannot be read. this is
a violation. Some have their tags
on upside down, this is violation
1t IS very easy TO put your tags on
in The proper places and in such Z
manner that they cannot come Off.
Too much speed is used in ap.
preaching curves, sharp dcSccntS
and in going down hill. Drivers
should exercise more care than they
do. Deaths result from such driv.
ing, and under our laws, where
negligence contributes to an acct
dent. those responsible are Grim.
inally liable, and will DC held TO an.
swcr for their negligence.
Tail lights are required. and the
license lag on the rear affixed IN
such Il manner as TO be easily read
from such light. Some say that
these tags cannot be put ON so they
gu ~ ~ '''i Wv az 'l'tli vi TIC lDi
hon OF their rear light and license
bracket This is easily rrmncdicd
and must be attended to.
In passing, slow up and pass il
"a g|n!rri manner. When Il rai
comes up from behind and signals
for he road, il YOU don't care Ia
drive rs FAST rs il is going. pull ic
your flight" and let il pass;
YOU Eavc 40 light 10 block The
highway. Always give sufficient
road for cars to pass YOU in safety
some seem 10 think the whole road
way Wa> buIlt for their especial
convenience. and try to force 9th.
crS into the dilChcS.
II y HE duty Of our citizens Ia
see tiial these IawS are observed
and HE dH'N nI HE officers to see
Mai they ar" enforced and while
II may he unplca,ant 10 prosecute
or friends, public safety dcmanu.
~" enforcement "f the lnW.
). VI. st SITS.
Prosecuting Gl"ul,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
CLINTORYILLE ITEMS,

y large crowd was ont TO hear
me good sermon delivered by Rev.
Clay, at Sunrise Chapel Saturday
night
Miss Blanche and Emma HEDGES.
Oh Amool. are visiting at The home
of o. ID. Ruckman this week.
Mrs. q. 5. JclfricS and little daush
Ter, Ina, were visiting friends and
relatives at Unus the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. +. p. Hokc. Of Green
Sulphur. who were visiting Mrs.
flokcS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l..
firdrlckS returned home Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Hcdrick and
daughter, Grace.
&. l.. Terrell, of this place. has
purchased new car.
Several of the youn. folks of
This place attended the ice cream
supper at Avis Saturday night.
while viewing his promises last
Wednesday, morning Waiter Louder
MIX discovered large eagle within
only lew yards of his house which
ne Killed. II measured six feet. five
inchcS from Tip To tip. Several of
ihr farmers around had been Sec
ing 1t occasionally but could moi
gel shot at it. We feel sure that
thrrr are others around so we are
on ne "l00kout' to see who will
be as lucky as Mr.. Loudcrmilk.
Chas. Shirley VAS visiting at the
home Of Floyd THOMPSON Sunday.
Miss Virginia Percy and Frank
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Viola Wiley has accepted
permanent employment in the Lime
stone Telephone Exchange here and
is now one of our accommodating
hello girls. She, with Misses Grace
Darnell, Agnes Hayes and Julia
Hayes, constitute the Central force
and we doubt if there is Il more ac-
cOmmodating bunch Of girls in The
State.
Miss Audrey Kirkham. of Balti-
more, is the guest Of Miss .Adcna
Bass this week
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
Lipps, north of town. June -, 1921,
Il fine son. Denny Eugene. Also to
Mr.. and Mrs Gray LivcSay. ON June
10Th, fine boy.
Miss Margaret Curry, Of Fort
Spring, was IA guest of her niece.
Mrs. II. l.. Crawford. at Union last
week. On the 22d ult Mrs. Crawford
and her children and Miss Curry all
left for tirccnbricr county to spend
some time there.
Saml Price, of LrwiSburg. and \.
NJ. TrcSScll, OF White Sulphur
'pl' ih6o, WIZ III NtIloIl OH business
Friday before laSt.
Since graduating last week from
the Virginia Military Institute, Rich
ard Dickson has been engaged to
teach at the Fishburnc Military
Academy, WayneSboro, Virginia,
for the term of l921-22.
y recent number OF the ChyennC
Wyoming Tribune Leader presents
a picture Of Lowell G.. Yeager, sec
ond son Of Walter II. Yeagcr, of
cheyenne, late Of POcahontaS coun-
ty, and son Of Hon. Henry A. Yeag-
er, of that county. Lowell, after
graduating with distinction from
The Cheyenne High School entered
University of Missouri completing
me four year course i'm three wears,
taking the \. b. degree. He then
entered The School of Engineering
IN the University of Illinois from
winch he was recently graduated.
lie won many many hOnOrS in col
icac, was a leader in music and alh-
IctIcS and is now Il member of the
American Association of Engineers
Lowell was born at Cheyenne Dec.
~. 1877 lie is an ambitious Young
man and will no doubt win great
success in his chosen profession,
! His Kin in His and Pocahonia,
counties will learn of his progress
with interest and pride.
Mr. and Mrs. ChaS. s Stacy and
children Misses Elizabeth and Vir-
g'rla. left RonCcvcrtc week before
last for Beach Haven. New Jersey,
where they will spend lhc Summer
months by The sea.
Miss Birdie Townlc> arrived ai
honccNrrtc Sunday. Juno lglh from
Abllcnr. Texas. for HE Summer ya.
cation. going ON to Clifton Forge
iurSdaN to visit her sister. Mrs.
Milton y. Whiting.
Mr.. W. tiOrdom Ice. Of Eoocr-
yrrtr,who underwent an operation
'rh' @oitrc in hospital 1T Mont
geometry Three weeks ago. is COW on
~" road 10 recovery after pa<<ing
hjpu&h very critical period.
MIS-. H. :. Hudson is again in
"''ruh"isr s.. the summer. The
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
SANDWICHES AND ICE TEA.

Sandwiches and ice tea will be
on sale during Chautauqua in front
Of The Court House for the benefit
Of The Community House. These
sales will last from 1890 p. m. till
2:30 p. M; and from five until
seven p. m. each day. Mrs. Stokes
HE Matron. will also have sand
witches and iced tea ut the Com
munity House for any who wish
to buy lunch there.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

POSITION OFFERED rs LOCAL REG
ISrR>R.-Thc State Department of
Health wants local registrars of
vital statistics in each magistcrial
district in the State to receive birth
and death reports and record same.
Pay, % cents for each certificate
recorded. Send application with
references to, DIVISION OF VITAL
STATISTICS, Charleston, w. Va. Nv
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
FARM BUREAU NOTE.

Mr.. +. E.. Sherwood, specialist in
plant diseases, will be in this coun-
ly the 9TH and Sth of July. lie plans
at that titnc to put OH about four
spraying demonstrations for the pre-
vcntion OF tomato and potato blight
Anyone desiring a demonstration
held in their garden or truck patch
should get in touch with the Coun-
" Agent ri once
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual General Meeting of
the Stockholders Of the Bank of
Lcwisburg will be held in the Di-
rectorS room in the Bank building
on Saturday, July 2nd, 1921, ut
eleven O'Clock. Il. III.
W. l.. NELSON, Cashier,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

Two or three weeks ago story
got into some Of our nearby papers
mat Hiram Butt, an old and we'll
known citizen of Ronccrcrtc, had
wandered away from his home
there and been lost and thai. after
nlligent search. he could not be
found. 1t turns out that there was
no truth at all in all this. Mr.. Butt
iiad simply gone to The Ovcrsccr Of
Inc por Of his district and request
th That he be taken to the County
Farm where he would be cared for.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
THEY .NRE GOING FAST.

We are informed that up to the
Inn" Wr 30 To press more
Chauiauqua tickets have been sold
and delivered than in any prev
i0u> wear. So if Nou want tickets
YOU had BETTER GET THEM At
ONCE
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

lhv'r Mill hr Il platform dane:
%, .hH''N l.aHdrum'> near NI2n. ON
~" In Of july. beginning al / o.
cictk. =. III. Ice cream and lemon
ad"' BAT no lunches sold on the
.srNunl
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

The l.cwisur9 District Sunday
School Convention will be held III
the NJ. T.. Church, South. LcwiSbura
on Thursday, July 1Ith. Afternoon
and evening sessions will be held.
Fuller announcement of the pro-
rrlm will be made nrNi Week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01
OPENING OF kI\DERGARTE\

Replying to The many inquiries
regarding The kindergarten, will
state that it will be opened in
September. Those desiring to en-
ter their children will commune
cate with Mrs. Henry ". Lips.
Only Il limited number can be ac-
cUmmOdatcU.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

Miss Elizabeth Ann Gohrcn, H..
49, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. e..
""hrrn. Of Lcwisburg. will accept
cur thanks for an invitation semi
Us to attend The Commencement Of
me Class Of 1921. School Of Mfrs
ING OF the New Huntington G"ncr-
:" ana Observation-Disclosures Hospitals,
rom which school she graduated
'aHt evening. June 3Olh. as Il profess
H'"'ai nurse. having completed the
,rH"Irrd course Of training in thc
Huntington General Hospital. The
'>'trl>cH took place in the Carnegie
"inI'"rirHn. Huntington.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

Yesterday, on warrant sworn
oHt by Mrs. Sam Kelly, of Muddy
Greek mountain, Cal Rookstool
was arraignrd before Squire +. NJ.
Arbucklc on charge of rape. After
hearing the evidence the Justice
discharged the accused, satisfied
that the charge could not be suS-
tanned.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

4 force from the factory of the
Moslcr vault and safe company
were ut Ronccvcrtc last week i'll
sailing one Of the most modern
burglar and iirc-proOf vaults in the
FIRST National Bank of Ronccvcrtc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

DR.. john ID. McCorkie. registered
I'VE >lsAt Specialist. of Hinton. u.
Va at The Grcerbrirr Hotel. Rom
eeFerte. First Monday CT each
ltonih from nine To live O'clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE.-75 thrcshing ma
chimes, all sizes; so New Saw Mill
and Engines, all sizes. Quick de-
livery. Write me if interested. Will
see YOU at once. &. W. GRAVES, Agent
Anderson, w. Va. 4-1J-tf
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

By an almost imcNcusablc mad
Nrrtcncc we stated last week, in Il
llltlc notice of DR.. ". y. Black. Of
charleston, that he was a grandson
"I The late DR.. Cyrus \. Rupert. We
were thinking at the Time that Dr.
n'ark had married . daughter of DR.
rupert and aimed to say son-iu-Iaw
instead OF grandson, tho we have
since learned that il was DR.. Ran
""iph Black. Il brother, who mar
rlrd DR.. Rupcrt'S daughter.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

The Woman's Farm Club. of
rupert, will hold picnic nj Rupert
on Monday, July 18th. Lunches and
al kinds Of good things TO eat will
h., on hand. Good speaking.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-01

,:um SAiE.--1 Ford ton Truck.
lnrd Roadster: l Ford Touring: |
overland Roadster. See these bar
..,in> a, r. G.. C0rFMAN'S GARAGE.
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