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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

Mrs. Phoebe Walker went Tuesday
TO Salida, her daughter, Miss Nettie,
being very i'll with appendicitis
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

W. H. Allen has this week purchas-
ed from Mrs. Sadie Wilt her four room
house and twelve lots on the Island,
paying $3.50 for the property, which
was then sold-to 2. C. Gift, te be oc.
cupied by his daughter, Mrs. Cliff and
family. The Cliffs have re-
Gently sold their ranch on the Cebolla
to George Ronk, who last winter sold
his ranch in Summit park.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04
FOOTBALL RESULTS
LAST FRIDAY

Olaths won from Delta, 1873.
Muutrose won from Hotchklss, 35-6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

The last Of series of three games
between the Eighth Grade and Fresh
man High School football team was
played Wednesday evening on the
Normal hend, resulting in a victory
for the Freshmen. The result of the
series is now one game apiece and Q
tie. A deciding game Will be played
next Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

Misses Hattie and Mare Dollard
left last week for California, planning
20 stay al Long Beach or vicinity for
time. They viii be much missed
among their large circle Of friends in
Gunnison and on the ranch at Ohio
creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04
WILL SEND BOX OF CHEER
To Fl. BAiARD HOSPITAL

The Gunnison Valley Chau:er,
Daughters Of the American Revolution
arc planning TO send q box Of Thanks
giving cheer 20 the tGb@rrular patients
of The r. Bayzrd hospital az r Bay
ard. New Mexico. Anyone who wish
q 70 aid in tEiE case can do 80 BY
sending ! box Of homemade cookies
sealed IN a pasteboard box and the
canor's name TO Mrs. S. p. Spencer
or Monday morning. November 2lst-
These pasteboard boxes will b. packed
IA a large box and shipped TO the hos
pital. II is Of interest 20 know that
q former student and graduate OF the
class Of 1913, Miss Josie Hendricks,
Is engaged IN social service work at
Fl Bayard hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

Rufe Sarson has purchased the
Webster building. south Of the three
story brick, and plans TO remove his
harness and shoe repairing shop 10
Main street in the near future. The
purchase for $500 was made from
T. Russell wightman, who had take
up his option from Mrs. Webster, Sc
cured last spring.
Mr.. Sarson is already putting in
the sewer connections and plumbing,
and viii live in the second story. The
Model Tailors have - lease on the
store part for some months yet.
This new location viii give Mr.. Sar-
sons expanding business much more
room and offer 4 better location for
business in his line. He contcmpIales
many improvements in this two story
fame building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

Mrs. NJ. S. Rogers of Grand juno.
,ion who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. B. H. Jorgensen the
past week. left last night for Des
Moines, Iowa for a visit of indefinite
length.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04
BEST OF SEVEN PAPERS

4 letter like the following makes
the News Champion Office force be-
lieve that il pays TO get out . high
class paper
Moutrose. Oct 81, 1921
Mr.. Henry + Lake, Jr,
Gunnison.
/ do appreciate your paper. OF six
or seven papers l am taking, yours 10
the best. | vii, send you a check in
few days. Yours very truly,
c. A. BRYNIE-
Not everybody takes the time to
voice such cordial appreciation, but it
shows we are on the right track.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

Claude Clay returned Monday after
noon from visit of several days in
Denver and Littleton. Miss Ethel
LaShbrook. who had been attending
the Rebekah Assembly in Denver last
week, accompanied Claude back in his
car, coming via Monarch pass. Mrs.
Effie Lashbrook returned Tuesday.
While on the eastern slope they visited
with the French family at Littleton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-04

Monarch and Kebler passes are re-
ported open, altho not many cars
have gone over the Crested Butte
Somerset highway. Cochetopa pass
comes in for more use as the season
advances. and Blue mesa is still a
very good road.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-23
a COMMUNICATION FROM TIE
STATE TAX COMMISSIONERS

l desire to call your attention to
the fact that there is no longer any
such thing rs Il district road Capita
tlon tax, and that the law relating to
such tax has been repealed.
1t is also true that section 33 of
chapter 66 Of the Acts of 1917 has
been repealed, but we now have
what is known as a County Road
Capitation Tax of $1.OO on each
lie inhabitant in the county VINO
has attained the age Of 81 years and
who is not a pauper or OF unsound
mind, as provided by section III Of
chapter ll2 Of the regular session
Of 1921. This County Road Capita
ton Tax Of 500 should be collect
cd from all Of the male inhabitants
in the county whether residing in a
city, town. or elsewhere, just the
same as any other form of county
fax. The capitation tickets furnish
cd You provide for the collection of
S2.O0-Sl. 90 going into the State
School Fund, and the other going
into The County Road Fund.
Further attention is called 10 The
faci that the assessment wear begins
on January lst.
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STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.

| hereby call II meeting of the
stockholders of the Grccnbricr VAL
ley Fair, Inc, to meet at the Court
House, in Lcwisburg, Grccnbricr
county, West Virginia, on Tuesday,
the 10th day of January 1922, at the
hour Of 80 o'clock p. III. Each
stakeholder is requested TO be pres
cnt either in person or by proxy.
The purpose OF this meeting is TO
consider change of the name Of
the Company and the date Of the
annual meeting Of stockholders.
Give under my hand this the 22nd
day Of December. 1921.
J. b. SYDENSTRICKEK,
General MANAGER.
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NEW BANK VAULT.

The Bank Of Grcenbricr has CON
Slruclcd an entirely new vault. The
walls are eighteen inches trick, re-
inforccd on all sides by railroad
iron. It is two stories in hci9hth
The basement apartment will be
used rs a storage for old books,
which are no longer in current
use. The vault is llX7 - feet and
is equipped with fixtures made by
The MoSlcr Safe co. The vault is
divided by grill, behind which. in
Il safe arc kept all valuabics and in
front Of which are The safety dc
post boxes. The day door is al
ways closed nulomalically. Tho
large door has weight Of about
seven thousand pounds and has u
double combination which is set
by the triple time locks. This is one
OF the best equipments. in this part
Of The State and speaks well for the
institution.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-23
PETIT JURORS.

Following is Il list Of petit jurors
for the January Term of Circuit
Court, beginning on the 18th, 1922:
Hunter Boone, Harvey Jack, 4. G..
Wade, l.. NJ. Graw, Nj. NJ. Burr, Jesse
Zicafoosc, E.. b. Splitter, Dewitt
Johnson, l.. G.. Hill, Clarence Knight
+. 4. Hanna, Willie Fulwidcr. NJ. e..
White, NJ. o. Hcdrick. J. l.. White,
w. O. Trainer, J. II. VanBurcn,
Walter Harvey, F. G. Brown, II. Nc
Laughlin, Forest Mann, Walter Kin
caid, II. +. DcitZ, Walter McMillion
George White, Floyd Bennett, L. l..
Hartford, c. w. Ramsey, Bernard Nc
Chung; Chas. Zimmerman, l.. l.. Han
Ma, Pat Henry, Mason Brown, Ed.
Crane, Porter Boggs. Virgil Myles,
II. w. Hughes, Fl. b. Rowe. Owen
Moses, J. +. McClunS. John Flack
Gordon Lee, Lewis NARROW, p. S.
Burr. w. r. Shislcr, L. II. George, r.
w. TuckwiIlcr, y. T.. Lockhart.
Ernest Johnston, Elliott Judy.
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White Sulphur High School h

White Sulphur High School has
been classified for 1922 rs il
.,chooi of tn". first grade by the State
Department Of Schools, and its first
appOrtionmcnt of State Aid, to the
amount Of 500. has been placed O
the credit OF the district with the
county financial secretary, Suptcr-
lntendcnt Haynes. a deed for 26
lois III Drcwry Meadow purchased
with Il view TO the future needs of
the public schools, has now been
recorded. Two rooms in the base
mcnt Of the high school have been
completed and f,Tniscd, a chemical
laboratory installed. and sewing ma
chimes, typcwriterS, adding ma
chimes, and other apparatus put i'll,
at Il. cost Of about 200. Under
Superintendent +. Z. Arnctt and
twelve assistant teachers The school
is making marked progress.
The last teachers summaries show
ca an enrolment of 81 in the high
school and 30G i'm The grades.
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GRASSY MEADOWS.
Dclayed.)

We are having plenty of rain
lately.
Dale S&ndidgc. who has been very.
Ill Tor several days, is slowly inn
proving.
Miss Meta Ford who has been
VISITING ut lronton, Ohio, is at home
again.
Charlie lIcdrick. Clark Hans,,
and Bob Harvey. Of Muddy Greek.
were visiting al Alex Flacks last
Sunday.
HE pic supper Il. the Lewis
school, WAS attended by large
crowd.
Mrs. /. Il. Lewis and Mr.. i. +.
montgomery were visiting a. IL. !.
Sandigc'S one day this week.
Therc will be Il Christmas Tree al
the Lewis School Friday cvcring
before Christmas.
Nj. and Mrs. Ezra Stevens, of
PATTERSON Greek, were visilin. their
sister, Mrs. $. e.. Lowry last week.
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SEdcstrickcr, north of Lcwisburg.
Johnston Bell c*me home yestcr-
day from his school ut Chattanooga,
Tenn. to spend Christmas with
nome folks.
Mr.. r. NJ. Lacy travelling salesman
for the Grolicr Society. of New York
City. is spending the holidays with
his family here.
DIR. o. l.. Baker is Il patient in
the Grcenbricr General Hospital.
Mr.. JAS. NJ. Nickel, Of Monroe
City. Mo-. is visiting his pieces,
,lrS. o l.. Baker. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Lacy. MIR. Nickel will be rcmcm-
bcrcd here by number of the older
people, his wife was Miss Mary Ford
sister Of Col. j. w. Ford.
Mrs. s. r.. Lee, Of Ron.cvcrtc,
continues i'll ut the home of her
daughter, Mrs. o. l.. Baker.
Harry and Jack Painter are home
lcr christmas from Roanoke Col
lcgc. Salem, Virginia.
Mrs. James Preston has returned
from Il visit TO relatives in Charles
ton.
Joe Jcffords and wife Of Charles
ION, announce the birth of their
second son. John w. Named for
his grandfather, John w. Arbucklc,
OF Lewisburs. Mrs. Jcirords was
formerly Miss Agnes Arbucklc.
Mrs. Bcrdic Green, of Ronccvcr,c
was a recent visitor with relatives
i'll Hinton.
Miss Aura Stevens. OF Anderson.
recently visited Mrs. l.. u. Graham.
Of Hinton.
Miss Lillian Rapp. who teaches in
charleston, is spending the HOLIDAYS
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.
Rapp, here.
Students who have returned to
their homes at and near Fort Spring
TO spend the holidays are: Mcssrs.
Ernest Hcdrick and Rodgers Nc
Ney. from West Virginia University,
MorSansown; Mr.. Ward Hedrick
from Wesleyan College, Buckhan-
non; Mr.. Ebert Hedrick, from
Stanton; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl He'd
rick. from Charleston; Mr.. Ralph
Anderson, frcm Pittsburgh. and Miss
Carrie Coffman and Miss Elsie
Stewards, from Huntington.
Miss Polly Sydcnstrickcr, who is
teaching i'll the Allcglanny Institute
at Anderson is at her home in Lew
iSburs for the holidays. She has as
her guest one Of her associate teach.
erS. Miss Peterson, whose home is in
Nebraska.
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TURKEYS.

Within the past three weeks there
mas been shipped firm Lcwisburs to
Eastern Markets three full cars of
turkeys, besides many smaller lot
shipments. These shipments total
more than 1900 turkeys. MANY
chlckens have also been shipped.
This does not include SHIPMENTS
made from Hcnick, Ronccvcrtc, Fort
Spring and other points. There arc
other shipments to be made. Turk
cNs have been the best paying pro-
duct o fthe farm this season and all
the shipments melted a handsome
lrco:nc 10 the county. This speaks
We'll FOR the county, when turkey
raising in the county is more c. N,
Incidental enterprise than special
lzcd one. There could easily be 4
dozen turkeys and chickens raised
IN the county for every enc raised
now. On The market they bring Il
good price because the market for
TINS product has not been coTncrcd
rs has the cattle market.
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Elizabeth lIinklc, Secretary

}. \. Dick) Hayes NEE. with
wnat might have been serious ac-
cldcnt last Saturday niglil OH the
streets of Icwisburg. \ car, run by
Harry Clcndcnnin, was passing
when Mr.. Hayes was crossing the
street and was struck by the fender
OF The car and carried quite a dis
lance before he fell Off. Mr.. Glen
DENIM blow the horn, but Mr.. Haycs
being hard Of hearing did not hear
II. NO bones were broken. but Mr..
Hayes was considerably bruised AMI
has been laid up ever since but is
rapidly improving. We hope "Unclc
Dick will soon be able to be out
among lis again.
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The Ladies' Child Of The EniScnp

The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
Church met ut the home of Mrs. /.
T.. Navarro, of .Ronccvcrtc, ON Thurs
day OF last week. The business
meeting Was followed by Il luncheon
given in honor Of Mrs Joe Navarro a
recent bride. The table was bcauti-
fully decorated, the center piece
pyramid shape, the brides Wedding
cake. Covers were laid for ii
Mrs. Frank Houck. Mrs. \. B. G..
Gray, Mrs. j. Howard Smith, Mrs.
y. Is. Underwood, Mrs. J. w. p.
Eagle, Miss Alice Buckannon. Mrs.
l.. r.. Bcman. Mrs. II. V. Hcrold,
Mrs. Bernard James. Of Charleston.
Mrs. Paul G. IIogsctt, Mrs. Mason
BRAKEMAN. Miss Kitty Harrison,
Mrs. l.. f. Navarro, Mrs. Joe Navarro
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Bank Of Williamsburg
will be held mt the baking rooms Of
said institution in The town Of Will
liannSburS, w. Va. on ,!ic the Ord
day Of January, 1922, ut 2 o'clock y.
~, for the election Of Board Of Di-
reciorS and such Other business as
may properly come before said
meeting
Given under my hand This 2Olli
iay OF December 1921.
E.. w. BIVENS. Cashier
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PERSONAL MENTION.

MIS-. Jas. LANG ana daughter, Miss
Annie, have returned from visit 10
Thomas X. Laing at Huntington.
John LainS has been on a business
trip to Washington, ID. G..
Mrs. J. T.. Bogys and two chill
drcn left on Thursday of las; week
TO spend the Christmas holidays
with Mrs BoSs's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. RAIDER at South Charles
ton.
Mrs. jo.ln Il. Laing was visiting
relatives in BluclicId last week.
Miss Martha Laing visited friends
i'll BcckleH last week.
j. Scott McWhortcr has been on
business in Indiana and other points
i'll the Middle West. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Orion and Steel CailiSon. from
tncir schools, are here spending The
holidays.
Miss Thclma EuSharl, of Morgan
town, is here spending the holidays.
Clarence Dixon Of Second Creek,
Monroe County was Il business visit
or to Grecnbricr county this week.
Jas. w. Lowcry, of Huntcrsvillc,
Pocahontas County, was Il pleasant
visitor to this office one day this
week.
Miss Mae Brakeman, daughter Of
Randolph BRAKEMAN, Of Huntington,
arrived Saturday to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Geo. Sharp and fam
lily. north OF Lcwisblrg.
Miss Rose Sullivan, Of LcwisbIrc
has accepted Il position in j. A..
corkrcan's store for The holidays.
Miss Mary OursScnbery, Of the
Seminary. left this week TO spend
The holidays with her aunt and
unclc, &. VI. CollLWay. Of Washing
ion, ID. e..
Tn" young ladies who arc stud
cnts in The Seminary have practical
~ all gone 40 their respective homes
or with friends for the holidavs.
James Lett. OF Charleston, and sis.
ter Miss Ruth Lett, Of Ward, are spend
lng the holidays in the family Of NJ. W.
Zimmerman.
Miss Elizabeth Bell is home for
The holidays from Virginia-In,rr-
mont College, BRISTOL. Virginia.
Lieutenant Samuel Gilmcr, Of
Huntington. will be at home TO-
morrow 10 spend HE holidays with
his parents, Mr.. ad Mrs. Henry Gil
mCr.
Ell NJ Bel came hriHc FROM phla.
dClphia Medical College for the holi-
days.
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SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.

S1ry0ck School. Antllonys Greek
District. Ada Mcrl Thomasson,
teacher. First month: Irene Bos-
well, Violet Buzzard, Opal Buzzard,
Anna Stanley, Alva Stanley, ZcIina
McDcrmoli. Milton Boswell, Conrad
Smith, Stella Fisher, Fanny Fisher.
William Boswell James FOCUS.
Thomas Walton. Clarence Stanley.
Second Month: Irene Boswell.
Violet Buzzard, Opal Buzzard.
Anna Stanley. Ava Stanley. Zclna
McDcrnloii. Milton Boswell. Conrad
Smith, Pauline Kirkpatrick.
Third Month: Irene Boswell.
violet Buzzard. opal Buzzard, Fan
NY Fisher. Anna Stanley. William
Boswell, Thomas Walton.
Nicola School, Anthony's Greek
District, Mack ThOmaSSon, teacher:
First Month--Clay Amburgcy. Nor
man King. Virginia Brown, Grace
Gunm. Laura Scott. Mae Scott, Hat
Tic Van Buren,. Lorcnc Cameron.
Hazel Young.
Second Month"; uTrclI DilIcy,
Harry King. Ira King, John Scott.
Laura Scott, Mae Scott. Lilly Scott,
Lcona Dillcy, Grace Gumm, Hattie
Van Buren,. Olive BRAKEMAN.
Third Month Clay Amburgcy. Nor
nrn King. Virginia Brown. Grace
Guntm, Laura Scott. Mae Scott. Hat
lie Van Buren,. John Scott LcOna
DiIicy, Maudc Jackson. Wctzcl Hat
ton.
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y pROCI.A M.iTION.

III pursuance of The Sta;ulcS Of
West Virginia and by virtue Of the
Mitf. GRITTY vested in ne us Mayor of
the Town of Lcwisburg, hereby
proclaim to the voters of the said
town of LewiSburg, that an election
VIII be held mt the Court House in
Saiu lown, on the 9th day Of Jan
uary, l922, for the purpose Of elect
ing Mayor. Recorder. and five
Counciimcn for the municipality OF
l.cwis5urg.
Given under my hand this 17lh
day Of December, 1921.
l.. ). DAVIDSON, Mayor.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Rev. II. !. Stephens. Presiding
elder. will ill the pulpit Of The VI.
Church, South. here. SUNDAY morn
ing. Dec. 25th, and Sunday SChool
will be held as usual at g:I5 u. IN.
There will be no Evening Services.
The Sunday School Christmas
service las been postponed from
last might CThulSday) TO Wednesday
December 18th at 1880 p. III. A good
program is being prepared and VIC
wish all. who can, to be present.
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IiarrE Walton al Joseph Pitt, who
escaped Jail IN Lcwisburs. as mcn-
honcd IN last weeks issue. were re-
captured in Rcnick's Valley LAST
McdaH and brought back to jail here
mere is colored man under arrest
In CovlnSton, Va, and it is thought
mat he may be the ncg:o WHO made
Is escape al the sam" time. He has
not yet been identified. Toy Briuh,
VINO IS accused of having assisted
IN the robbins of tn bunk at Rupcr,
Is yet at large.
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NOTICE.

State Of West Nigini.
County Of Grecnbricr. to-wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Govt of Grccnbrier
County, on Monday, 9Th dav of
December, 1921, the following
order MRS entered:
NJ Y. Reed, Plaintiff
j. T.. Myers, \. VI. Caldwell. Trus-
tee, and 5. NJ. Moore, Trustee.
Defendants
In Chanccry.
The object of the above entitled
suit is TO enforce Il vendors lien
winch was retained in Il certain
deed from VI. y. Reed to J. G.. MYERS
dated The 9th day Of August, 1920,
which is recorded in the Clerks Of
flee Of the County Court of Green
bricr County in Deed Book No. 81,
page 66. which lien is retained in
the deed TO secure the payment of
certain notes executed BY the said
}. G.. Myers, for the deferred paw
mentS due on said property con
veycd in said deed.
And it appearing by affidavit filed
in this case that J. G.. Myers is a
nonresident Of this State, it is ord
cred that he do appear here within
one month after the date Of this
publication and do what is ncces-
sary to protect his interest.
copy teSte:
w. F. RICHARDSON,
S. NJ. Austin, Clerk
Solicitor. 12-9-4w
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GRAND JURORS.

Following is list Of grand jurors
JIawil to serve at January Special
Term. January 3. 1921:
II. II. Lipps. G.. w. Hmdlcy, Ed.
Sharp. Byron Shawvcr, Garter Davis
Guy b. Montgomery. b. II. RAIDER.
Wheat Pollock. ID. VI. FlcS.,man. w.
". Stevens, Waller Kincaid. Oscar
OConnclI. John Cochran. II. J. Ilcf-
ncr. !. J.. WOlfcnbarger. Z. L. Bcard
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YOUNG LADIES WANTED i'm ihc
training Schools for Nurses of the
Greater Huntington Hospital Asso-
citation, now operating the Kcsslcr-
Hatflcld and Huntington, General,
hospitals. Room. board, laundry,
uniforms and books furnished. Also
liberal financial allowance month
ly. For particulars address DR.. J..
r. RAIDER. president. Huntington,
West Virginia. 16-Iw
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FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOL

The literary Society rendered tn,
following Program Dec. ?, 1921:
c'nS' sunset Peace, School
Scripture Reading. Allync Sinister
Story, dilemma Tbom,,
current Events. Lucy HinkIC
Story. MAYNARD Ti,omDSnu
Jokes, James ShisIr,
Debate: Resolved, That Country
Life is Better than City Life.
niiiriila'lFc Negative
mary NerShncr Catherine Rife
Ryan Thompson Cecil Stou,
Affirmative side won.
Song.
Elizabeth lIinklc. Secretary
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NOTICE..

To Ethel Erwin. Mrs. r.. ID. Erwin.
Annie llandlcy, Mary +. Erwin. Ida
=. beaver. $. y. Erwin; Ethel
Erwin. Guardian for Frank and
Charlotte Erwin: and all Heirs at
LAW of r. ID. Erwin:
You Mill take notice that Jess l..
iicrn. the purchaser Of the following
Real Estate, Lots Nos. 10 4 10 locat-
ell III the Corporation of R0nccvcrtc
which was sold by the Sheriff of
Grcenbricr county, West Virginia.
at the sale for delinquent taxes on
the 2nd day of December, 1919, and
Il deed has been required rs pro-
vldcd by law. which deed will be-
made to the said Jess l.. Hcrn on or
after the 10Th day Of February, 1922
unless YOU against that day redeem
the said Real Estate from the said
sale. The amount pcccSsary to re-
deem is rs follows:
Amount paid Sheriff 1T
said sale. " 1.47
Amount taxes paid on the
property since said sale. 6.G3
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof. S16.SO
interest, ) IL
Total. ----- 25.07
Given under my hand this 18Th
day of December. 1921.
PAUL G.. HOGSETT. Clerk
County Court Of Grccnbricr
l2-l6-4w County, West Virginia.
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CONTRACT LET.

The State Road Commission LET
10 contract in Charleston on the 10Th
Project No. 3041, being three miles
Oh grading and draining OH The
James River and kanawha Turnpike
joe Garcia. of ,Roncevcrtc, was
awarded the contract. His bid was
approximately $4,000. This project
extends west from ClintonyilIc.
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In last weeks issue we mention
ed the serious illness of Rev. D. w.
l-llsby, pastor Of The Cranberry
Memorial Church at Covinglon, Va.
We are sorry to note his death in
his issue. He died last Wednesday
at Roanoke, Va. where we was in
The hospital. His many friends in
this section will be sorry to know of
Ais death.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-23
PROFITABLE TURKEYS.

Mrs. p. G. Dahmcr, Of Maxwcllon,
recently sold Is turkeys which av-
'eraSed % pounds in weight. and at
50 cents per pound brought the
sum Of S115.50 or s7.70 each. This
is an excellent showing. VINO can
beat it? Let's hear from other turk
pV raiScrS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-23

AT Il Convention held at White
Sulphur on Thursday evening Of last
week, tic following nominations
for town ofiicicls were made: For
Mayor, Hon. A. Z. Iluddlcstcn. by
reclamation; for Recorder, p. S.
Brown; for counciImcn, w. b. Hines
=. c. Curry, &. l.. Wyatt. l.. II.
Thompson and E.. G.. Clark.