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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28

Columbia records are back 10 the
Old price again. Davis Jewelry store.
W Orr Chapman. and Charles
belong OF Twin Falls were business
callers here Monday morning.
Fred C. Kelsey. consulting engln-
eer OF the village. was here Saturday
from his headquarters at Nampa.
Noble Fisher is recovering from a
sprained foot and ankle. the result
OF the Wild antics OF a young colt.
Mrs. +. G. Graves returned last
week from an extended visit spent al
the hume OF her parents in David
city. Nebraska
Mrs Elizabeth Showers OF Twin
Falls. spent part OF last week here
as a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Showers.
Jack Kingsbury left last week for
lion in a wholesale drug house In
that city.
Leonard Wrinkle was among those |
who entered the government hospi- |
tai at Boise last week. lie expects
10 undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis
Msr. sealey. mother OF Otto and
Lester Sealey. returned from Nam
pa Saturday where she has been Wis
iting al the home OF another soa.
Dam Canvas in all widths. reson-
able prices-Beem & HammerquIst.
A delegation of members of the
Filler Chapter o. f. S. were guests OF
the Twin Falls order at a meeting
and entertainment held Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyn Deurig. Mrs. c.
l. Lieurance and the Misses Mae
Wolfe and Lucille Heirick constitut-
I'd a party that went 10 Artesian City
Sunday.
Roland Young Is here on business
rom Sheridan. oregon. Although
he and Mrs. Young have not yet def
nitely decided as TO their future
'lans. they anticipate making their
lone in Portland.
Mrs. W w. Young. who recently
ented her property on North Street
D s. r. Shumate. is now located at
Washington. Miss Lillian
Dung Is also making her home
18th her mother there.
Gifts that last for weddings.
-adastion and all other gift occss-
as. Davis Jewelry store.-ady.
Mrs l.. L. Wood returned Friday
Dm Caldwell where she visited for
geral days al the home OF her sis
:. Mrs. Clarence Hin. l.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28

Big Hard Times dance at Reybro-
co hall. Friday night.--ady.
II ~e treat you right you viii be a
Filler booster Try Davis. the Jewell
er.--ady
Friends here have received infor-
nation from Ernie Lee. former prop
rletor OF the o. X barber Shop that
he is nov located at Blaekfoot.
Mrs. Lee aud child have been visit
ing relatives here for the past sew
eral weeks.
Mfr. and Mrs Jack Tannenbaum
were among those Who attended
passover feast and ceremonies eele-
braied al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Davis al Twin Falls Friday
night. The ritual OF the religious
ceremonies. With song and prayer
were followed by a dinner. which
lasted until midnight.
fufFr rum muse lof frht- ffrr il
lights and water. Bath and toilet. 4
$500 per month. Ripley and .
Timm.-adv.
A surprise party la honor OF the
anniversary OF Mrs j. NJ
barrow was given at the barrow
home here Sunday afternoon by
eighteen OF her relatives. They
brought well filled baskets and en-
ioyed a pleasant afternoon OF must
al entertainment.
Filler has new pr0duet-real
milk bread. Three large pound
caves for quarter at Filler Bakery
II ginning Friday. n. A. Jackson.
,rOp.-ady-
Miss Gertrude Walter, Who has
'een doing substitute work as in
trnctor in the schools OF Curry re-
orts that there will be social at
he school house tomorrow night TO
hitch the public In general is cor 4
tally invited.
Mr. and Mrs T. y. Moore were :
mong those from here who last O
eek went to Boise TO attend festi- ]
tiles OF the Shriners Most OF the q
zeal delegation returned home Fri
ay. aud report an exceptionally :
pod time. :,
Seven Years Bad Luck" at the =
EN- theater. Tuesday and Wednes- :
" evenings. May and s.---ads. n
Kenneth Seymour. son OF Mr. and y
rs. G. Seymour. celebrated his ~
relfth birthday anniversary satur :,
y afternoon by inviting some o. :,
5 friends 10 spend the afternoon =,
IN him. The afternoon was spent n,
playing games. Refreshments 81
ere served consisting OF sand
ches. pickles. cake and fruit salad l-
Filler has a new product-real
lk bread. Three large pound In
ives for a quarter at Filler Bakery t.
Friday. n. A. Jackson 80
10
Mrs. l.. Moseley. accompanied by su
: son. Max. returned by auto Mon en-
: afternoon from COreoran. Calf.
ere they have been visiting for hA
past several months. They came ~
way OF Portland and state that =.
roads in eastern Oregon were en- ~,
nelly difficult for travel. They an,
we new Hupm0bile recently bic
chased by Mrs. Moseley. Mar biz
ended the University OF South he
California high school during pio
fall and winter. and was Joined ths
his mother az Christmas time. nov
Watch for the Baptists Ladies o"'
on and Bakery sale.--ads.
iotice Go Farmers and Herder~- og
A.. a. NffE
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28

Headers Of|The Record are
asked TO supply this office with
Interesting news items concern
ing themselves or friends. Use
the mails. the telephone or send
Ia all such matter. News OF
this nature should be in this Of
flee by Wednesday OF each
week. Phone Al.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28

Prizes viii be given for the best
costumes at .Ae Filler Lexios pests
Hard Times dance At Reybroeo hall
Friday night-ady.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28

lhsiins happiness results from
building Ideals into concfefe sfruc.
lures that minister 10 human happl-
n~ss- The mat~risi things ~ the worid
Rave Their worth. but rsen that de
bends upon the Uses they are put Ia
Aany hos valuable Tor furniture
psiiai"g has been n>ssi 20 nll s~smpy
piA's over which cord-wood was
hauled And the same j. true Of
IDEALS To really caaut they must be
flied to good ends joy comes irosn
ef"j~cfit.s Yourself Into the future and
the welfare ~ The race.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28

Don't fail to SEE Seven Years
Had Luck al the Gem theater next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-07
HANDLEY-KING,

Miss Gladys Bculah King and Mir
Joseph Addison lIandlcy we're mi.
.ea In the holy bonds of malrimonv
saturday morning at 1000 ai the
Methodist parsonage. the paste,
rev. Grover J. Johnson, oiIicinlinu
Mr. iiandlcy originally halls from
,-eMispurS' but has been employed
i n.lc several months with the Lewis
puS ice Cream Company. The
, ,, IS the charming daughter of
VII. ana Mrs. II. II. King of lakewood
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Handlcv lcri
, ,c honeymoon trip to Hot Springs
Virginia, Huntington and Lewis
pCrS. ut the latter place they will
VISIT the bride-aroom's relatives.
LiheS VIII make their home here for
Inc present. aicigh Register.
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PAGE FIVE

Miss "Jcnnic" WAS Well and favor
ably known.
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Aust and
daughter. Virginia, OF Buckhannon
and Miami, Florida, have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Viii
liarns. at "'rhc CcdarS.'
Mrs. Lucy Flack and three dau9h-
tcrs, Misses Florence. Linda and
Golda. OF Clifton Forge, Va. passed
through LcwiSburs "Wednesday.
They took in the llcdrick land sale
IN the RichlandS. While in Lewis
burg they called at the Independent
Office.
l.. l.. Bell returned from Eastern
markets the middle of The week.
where he had been purchasing u
new stock of goods. :
Miss Golda Flack has returned
from Lancaster. Pa. where she com
pl"ted the Combined Courses at the
Pennsylvania Business Ctllcsc. After
Il short vacation with her parents.
Mr.. nd Mrs. J. II. FIack, of Clifton
Forge. Virginia, she will accept d
s'"noSraDhic position in Charleston
l.. II. Fleming, of charlottesville.
Virginia. has accepted position
With l.. l.. Bell and has charge of
The grocery department of Mr..
Bells store. We extend to Mr.. Elem
ing hearty welcome 10 Lcwisburc.
w. C.. Hobbs and wife left by auto
Tor Hinton yesterday to take in the
County Fair. which is in progress
at that place.
Mrs. Harry Thompson, of Charles
Continued to page g
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GRASSY MEADOWS,

We had our first frost October
Isl and some snow fell the 18th.
Homer Bowers and family, who
were visiting here last week, have
returned home. They were accom-.
panied by their aunt, Mrs. Hazel
liolcomb, who will be gone a week
visiting relatives in Charleston and
other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Ford spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Ford's aunt, Mrs. w. p. Mylcs
near Blue Sulphur.
We learn that diphthcra has
broken out in the Campbell School
near Dawson.
Miss Bessie Montgomery left las,
week for Birmingham, Ala. where
she will spend the winter with her
uncle, Jas. A. Montgomery. She cx-
pccts to enter business college
while there.
James T. Montgomery left for
Ronccvcrle Monday where he will
do business for Guy b. Montgon.
cry for a while.
? j. g. Duncan and son, who spent
several weeks in Ohio, have return.
ed home.
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PROGRAM Fer SYNOD.

Inc following is the program for
the West Virginia. Synod which
meets in lewisburg next Tuesday,
the lIth:
tuesday, 3 p. m.-Scrnon. Rev.
}. l.. Lineweaver, retiring Modrr,.
Tor. This is followed by Commun-
ion Service.
edncsday, II a. n.-Address NV
DR.. II. l.. Smith, President of Wash
inSton and Lee University, ~ Race
Against Time"
Wednesday Observation-Disclosures
Conference of Synod and SvodicnI
wednesday, 8 p. M.-Iiomc Mis-
sions and Christian Education.
Thursday. II Il. MIR. n. f.
Masill will address the Synod on
the Church at Large and the Pro-
sressive Program.
Thursday, 8 p. m.-Rcv. T.. p. Al
len. The Church at Home and A.
broad, to be illustrated.
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LOAN EXHIBITION.

IN exhibition Of old and curious
mm."'''S will be held al The John A..
''rS,on Community House early in
I,'t"her. The date has not been
"''li'i'cly decided on but plans are
h ,,nW being made to make this exhi-
b =" OF great benefit and pleasure
~, ,, an who attend. All may CON
TWip"'c towards II by lending some
W,hS to display. Some place in
n y, home there may be something
wy ,a!ue locked away. If YOU will
"n,ribute towards the exhibit by
"no'ng this ii will be well taken
,"rc OF and returned as loaned.
n n;. articles such as old books, old
r r.,' etc, will be protected in glass
I rI'n'S' and old dresses or articles of
h.N kind, hung so there will be no
,;'."I''hS' For any information de-
I o.o or concerning articles 10 be
,,"ned, call Mrs. +. II. Dennis or
MRS. John A. Preston.
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BIG UNION TENT MEETING.
Erankford. West Vireinia.

The Big Union Revival at Frank
ford is now in progress and grow
daily in interest. The evangelist.
DR.. Theodore Copeland, of Dallas,
Texas, is Il great power in the evan
srliStlc field and his heart search
ing messages are cutting deep into
The hearts of the people causing the
Christian TO rejoice III a heartfelt
rcllSion; tc backslider TO renew his
covenant and the sinner to repent
Of his sins. DR.. Copcland's messages
are full OF love and have the power
Of the Gospel in them capturing and
winning all who hear them. His
great heart Of love goes out to the
sinner i'll such certain terms as to
cause him 10 realize the need of the
Christ. No words Of absuc or slang
TALL from his lips but gospel of
kindness and love man whose
equal is rarely found and probably
never surpassed.
Prof. Percy Y. Brown, the evange
list singer is high classed Chris
tlan gentleman who charms all who
hear him with the gospel Of song.
He knows and loves God and sings
his way right into the heart of the
people.
These two men are truly a God
send to upper Grecnbrier and all
who fail to hear them will deprive
themselves of a great blessing.
Union Sunday School Sunday
morning at 1000 o'clock at the tent
Preaching at II a. M, and s d IN
by DR.. Copeland.
"A special service for men and
boys Oh the subject of "Temptation'
III the tent on Sunday afternoon al
three o'clock.
Let everybody come and hear
these messages of love and service
Let us ask great things Of God
expect great things from God and
DO great things for God.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

VIII meet you in person or by
| my deputies at the following places
ana times Tor the purpose of receiy-
ing your Taxes for the year of 1921.
Columbia Sulphur Springs, Thurs
| day, October 20.
! liO2e'S.
Avon, Saturday, Oct. %.
White Sulphur Springs, Friday and
Saturday, November II and IL.
! Quinwood, Thursday, Oct. 20.
Nutterville, Friday, Oct. q.
Williams Store. until noon Satur-
day, Oct %.
Trout, Tuesday, Oct. 25.
| Leonard, Wednesday, Oct. 26.
Julia, Thursday afternoon, Oct. Fl.
fee d Friday and Saturday, Oct.
Jettsville, until 2 O'Clock. Monday
| Oct. "a.
Rupert, Saturday, Nov. 5.
Hughart, Manday, Oct. 81.
! Williamsburg, Tuesday, Nov. /.
A noe nc. s, Store, afternoon, Mon
TJincher, until noon, Monday. Oct.
Meadow Bluff, Wednesday. Nov. 2.
East Rainelle, at Hughart's Store,
| VI! thursday, NOV. s.
faln Is' at the Company's Store,
Smoot, Tuesday, Nov. 1.
kieffer, Monday, Nov. 7.
Ciintonvillc, Tuesday, Nov. 8.
caldwell, Monday, Nov. 7, afternoon
Organ Cave, Tuesday, Oct. Is.
Hoke, Wednesday, Oct. 26, afternoon
Fort Spring, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Ktchlands, Saturday, Oct. 20.
fonceverte, Monday. Tuesday, We'd
ncsday, Nov. Is, 80, and 80.
Lewisburg. Tuesday. and Wcdncs-
day, Nov. 20 and 80.
Erankford, Saturday, Nov. 10.
Grassy Meadows, Monday, Nov. 81.
Daswon, Tuesday, Nov. 80.
Blue Sulphur, Wednesday, Nov. %.
ASbury, Thursday, Nov. ~.
AidcrSon, Friday and Saturday.
! Nov. % and 26. ''
a discount of 3 per cent. will
ne made to persons who pay their
taxes on the days aforesaid. Infrr-
est at the rate OF 10 per centl,m per
anntiln shall be added thereto from
me first day Of january, 1922-.Acty
or Legislature. Special Session 100 /
chapter Section 8.
l.. l.. GRAPHICAL,
Sheriff Of Grrenbrier County.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

:. Judge and Mrs. J.. Iudson Will
malnS announce the engagement Of
men sister, Elizabeth Jane Williams
VI y: "rccnbrier county, to Rev. Will
''''i NJ. Dye, of Roanoke, Va. The
M'ddlng will take place this week
/" charleston, w. Va.
MISS Williams is one Of Green
n,icrS best known ladies and
,t''Tch workers and is daughter
VI me late Albert Williams, of this
i;'"h'S. Kew. Mr.. Dye is well known
IL ~ parts OF Grcrnbricr county, he
having had charge Of church work
IN the county.
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HERE NEXT WEEK.

The Synod of West Virginia OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church
VIII be i'll session i'll Lewisbure
during Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. The open.
ing sermon will be preached BY Rev
J. l.. Lincwcaver, of Beckley. Follow
ing this sermon communion ser.
vices will be held by Drs. Barron
Of Elkins, and Mauzc, of Hunting
ton, DIR. II. l.. Smith, President OF
Washington and Lee University
will be present during the session
and deliver his address, "A Race
Agalst Time Everyone should
avail themselves of the opportunit,
to hear DR.. Smith, for he is one oil
The c0untry's ablcst educators ami
ne Will have timely message
Other features will be addresses BY
Miss Nancy +. White, Mr.. r. Z. Ma
gill, Rev. L. p. Allen and Rev. o. w
Bushohen.
In conjunction with the Synod
mere will be Il meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary--,lhr Synodical. This i,
the ladies working organization
within the bounds Of The SYNOD
One of the features of this meeting
viii be an address by Mrs. w. E.
WinSborough, President Of the Wo
mans Auxiliary Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church.
The Synod Of West Virginia i,
composed Of the Churches within
the bounds Of the Kanawha Presby
'cry which takes in The counties on
The Kanawha River and South
western West Virginia, The Green.
brier PreSbytcry, composing The
counties Of The central eastern par
OF The state, and the Tygart's ValIc,
lrcHbytcry. comprising The counties
OF Randolph. Barber and others moi
within the bounds Of The Lexington
lresbytcry which belongs to The
Synod of Virginia.
Many people, delegates and visit.
"rS, will be in Lrwisburg on this
occasion and the good people OF
Lcwisbur9 are putting fortl, every
EFFORT for their entertainment.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-07

/. J. Davis, who died recently al
Montgomery, made his will on Nov.
I'm, 1920. By its terms he leaves
81. 900 to the Davis Child Shelter
al charleston; $500 TO the Coal Val
ley Baptist Church, and TO Edward
Davis his diamond ring. The rest
o. his estate goes 10 his widow, Mrs.
Eiizabcth Ann Davis, who is named
- vAccutriX without bond. The
WIN requests that she provide for
me care and comfort OF his mother
ana Tor the care, comfort and cdu-
rMion of Edward Davis and Mabel
Cook.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-07
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Certificates Of good character
were granted 10 the following for
the purpose Of securing commiS-
slonS as No;arics: VIM. II. Burns.
Is. ID. Rainc, ]. +. Keller, p. II. Nc
Grath, and Grace Jasper.
Bonds of a. y. Martin and J.
Marion Stratton were approved as
Notarics.
Order entered regulating car con-
struction of Scwcll Valley Railroad
al East .Raincllc.
Refund of $40 in taxes granted
l.. G. Richards.
Bank of Quinwood, Ouinwood.
w. Va, designated as a County De
pository. Bond S35,000.O0.
Plans for construction of road
under bond issue in Blue Sulphur
district approved. County Engi-
neer directed to advertise for pub
lie bids for construction Of same.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-10-07
TEACHERS NOTES.

Teachers how about the Rcadin.
Circle Work and other marks of
progress that lead to Coupons of
Credit? You may win as MANY rs
SIX Coupons for the year if YOU will
get to work and work for them.
Zach one means one dollar per
month more salary besides being q
better prepared teacher or doing
extra help for the boys and girls. o
Teachers please don't forget the
State Teachers Association which
meets in Huntington November 3.
T. and 3, and if you have not enroll
ca send me your enrolment or SEND
II direct to MIR. w. w. Trent, Elkins.
W. Va. Let us have large enroll,
ment from Grcenbricr County and
II you wish an enrolment blank LET
me know. The enrolment fee is 50
winch also makes you a member of
The Round Table.
All teachers who will attend from
this county will be allowed three
days rs days taught.
l.. O. HAYNES
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TROUT ITEMS.

Sept. ~, l92l.
The weather is very rainy and
wei now but we should be grateful
that most every body is done cutting
corn and their friend, Jack Frost
didn't help cut il.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arbagast and
family from Huntington. are visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Vicrs arc
visiting Mrs. Vicrs parents, at
Rupert.
The schools in our community arc
working successfully now under the
supervision Of new teachers and cs-
pccially The district hig school al
williamsburg, is making great pro-
greSS.
The Sc0tlicld Lumber Company
. III business again after being clos.
ed for several months.
Miss Florence, the little daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Ben Blankcnship is
seriously i'll at present, being CT
fected with spasmoiic fits.
The scarlet fever, which has been
raging for some time in this COM
mnnity, is dying Out.
J. l.. McClung and Mrs. Isaac
Hume have returned from Rich
mond, Va, where they have been
visiting Emory Hume.
The community picnic at Will
lialnsburg was attended by Il large
crowd and all report good time.
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
ChanCerY Orders.


Nicy A. Moore VS.. A. l.. Moore.
Order modifying former decree of
divorce, permitting defendant to re-
marry.
Mary b. Martin VS.. F. b. Martin.
Decree Of divorce from bed and
board.
). II. Sims VS.. Eva II. Sims. De-
cree of absolute divorce; plaintiff to
have custody of children.
Mack Craft VS.. DAISY Craft. Con-
iinued.
Cornclia Jackson VS.. VIM. r. Jack
son. Rule taken against defendant
returnablc 10th Of November.
J. l.. Hanson VS.. Harvey Hanson.
Decree Of divorce from bed and
board granted plaintiff.
Bank of Greenbricr VS.. Wilkcrson
x Reed ct ais. Order granting Wood
sen Mohlcr Grocery Co. permission
10 file its petition and become a
party to this cause.
a. }. Smith VS.. Carrie NJ. Smith.
Continued to the 10th of November.
Marie NJ. Mathews VS.. Rctta J. Nc
kcnna. Referred TO Commissioner
for report.
Daisy Lewis VS.. Preston Lewis.
Continued.
Pat Thmp VS.. Rosa Tharp. Con-
tinued.
John G.. Mullins VS.. Maggie Mullins
Continued.
Nellie p. Mudd VS.. Clarccc T..
Mudd. Rule taken against defend
ant.
Cha A. Mcdaniel VS.. Rosa J. Me.
Daniel. Absolute divorce granted.
Three children left in custody Of
r. 5. Ramsey, their grandfather.
Clifton Forge Ice & Bottling Works
VS.. b. +. Black ct al. Decree con-
liTming Commissioners report and
fixing liens.
Bank Of Grecnbritr ct al VS.. Wiki
inSon 4 Reed ct al. Decree confirm
ing commissioners report, setting
out priority of liens and author
iZing 4. VI. Rife, Trustee to sell
property.
Law Orders:
State Of W. Va. VS.. Ada Allen.
Rule taken against certain witnesses
State of W. Va. VS.. Andrew Bail
cy and Okcy Hamilton. Case con
tinucd until Jauary term.
State Of w. Va. VS.. Samuel Nc
Laughlin. Permitted on bail in the
sum Of S2,O00.0O.
Hanna 4 Kinsley VS.. HELEN Jam
son. judgement for defendant in
the sum of SI15 500.
State Of W. Va. VS.. Harold Walker.
Verdict Of jury moi guilty.
State Of W. Va. VS.. John Smith.
Bail sranlcd sum Of $4,000.
State Of w. Va. VS.. Frank Crews.
Demurrer to Indictment sustained.
State Of w. Va. VS.. Darrell Per
kins. Verdict Of jury not guilty.
State Of W. Va. VS.. W. w. Martin
and Charles Martin. Verdict of the
jury guilty. judgement Of The Court
a fine Of $4,000 and - days in Jail,
Lewis Hubbard & Company vs..
Peters Mountain Lumber Go. Judge
mcnt for plaintiff for $613.75.
Henry GiImcr, Trustee, VS.. J. C..
Myers and S. y. Moore. judgement
for plaintiff s4,00S.34.
State of w. Va. VS.. John Collins.
Verdict Of Jury guilty.
Stale Of West Va. VS.. John Can
dill. Verdict Of jury guilty.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Harry II. Johnson, son of Jas. A..
Johnson, of ROnccvCrtc, who has
been working in Logan county. this
state, for some time, has recently
been made Store Manager, Of the
Island Creek Coal Company. at
Omar, that county. The Island Greek
Coal Company some of the largest
and best managed coal companies in
The State, and Mr.. Johnson is to be
congratulated on his promotion.
Judge James II. Miller, Of Hinton,
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THE IEWISBCRG SEMINARY.

We call attention to the notice in
Inc advertisement Of the Lpwisburg
Seminary on this page. MI day
students are requested to register
and arrange for books before Oct.
l9th. This will leave the 18th open
Tor the boarding students who come
from distance. This cooperation
Oh inc part OF the local parents is
urged in order TO facilitate the work
Of enrolment.