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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
Program OF Farmers
Week AT Athens Made
Farm Bureau National Secretary
Among Lecturers at State College

ATHENS, Jan. 7.-Ine Georgia
State College of Agriculture is put
ting on a series of lectures and prac-
teal demonstrations for the farmers
in Georgia during Farmers Week,
January "a to %, 1921. The work is
of thoroughly practical nature and
can be applied by the average Geor-
gia farmer on his own farm. 1t will
consist of lectures followed by &C
tuai demonstrations of the subjects
discussed.
Lectures and demonstrations will
be given on fighting the boil weevil
with calcium arsenate, in the finishing
and grading of a lot OF market hogs,
judging dairy and beef cattle, in the
slaughtering and curing of the farm
meat supply, in the study Of pasture
grasses. pruning and care of the home
orchard, and in the consti AUCTION OF
sweet potato storage houses. There
will be big Tractor demonstration
the last day.
Will Study Marketing
Evening conferences on marketing
problems will be conducted by Prof
M. c. Gay, Field Agent in Market
ing, and his assistants. The market
ing and distribution of farm products
is now receiving more attention than
in the past. This feature of Farm
ers' week." will be strongly empha-
sized because of its importance and
urgency at this time.
A study of the Farm Bureau in
Georgia will be made and Mr.. J. W.
Coverdale, Secretary of the American
Farm Bureau Federation will be pres
ent and address those attending the
short course.
Farm Loan Head To Speak
The Hon. A. F. Lever, who passed
the Agricultural Extension act thru
the House of Representatives and is
now in charge of the Federal Farm
Loan Bureau of the Treasury De-
partment at Washington, D. C. will
speak on Friday night, Januaury %,
at 8 p. m.
Those who are planning to attend
the short course should write to the
Georgia State College of Agriculture
asking that reservation for room be
, be made for them during Farmers
| Week"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
National Officer
P. IS. of A. Meeting

]. H.White of Jacksonville, Fla.
Grand Master of Works of the Patri-
otto Order, Sons of America and ed
itor of The Fraternal Record, adj
dressed the Washington Post of the
P. O. S. of A. and the members OF
the local P O. of A., after a banquet
last night in his honor at the Lodge
Hall. About one hundred members
were present.
Col. D. B. Nicholson presided, and
introduced the speaker of the evening
who is credited with belonging to
more fraternal organizations than any
other man in America. He has be-
longed to sixty secret orders and was
for five years member of the ma
tional Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Mr.. White urged the need for ac-
tive work on the part of every loyal
American at this time to counterfeit
the tendency toward radicalism that
is resulting from the prevailing spirit
of discomfort the world over.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
MRS. BONEY IS HOSTESS

A delightful informal a flair Of Sat
urday was the tea given by Mrs. W.
Boney, ST., ct her pretty home on
west Cypress Street, honoring her
sister, Mrs. E. T. Majette of Jesup
Georgia.
The home was prettily decorated
in the Christmas colors, red and green
and quantities of narcissi and fern in
baskets and vases were used
The guests were met at the door
by little Misses Martha Olivia Boney,
and Virginia Majette of Jesup who
were petite and lovely in dainty in
afternoon frocks.
Late in the afternoon Mrs. Boney
assisted by her daughter, Miss Mar
tina Olivia and Miss Virginia Majette
served delicious sandwiches, ca, and
fruit cake and minis.
Among thoe presentwere: Mesdam-
es E. F. Majette, James Paulk, Isaac
P. Tyson, Wright T.Paulk, George
w. Brown, William D. Dorminey and
Miss Epsie Campbell of Athens
Mrs. E. H. Hale ofAthens is visit
ing her son, Mr. E. Grailey Hale and
family on west Central avenue.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
WOULD GET GENERAL.
OFFICE MOVED HERE
Chamber of Commerce Commit-
tee Appointed Last Night
CONFER WITH RECEIVERS
Think City Has Good Chance of
Getting Project Through

1t became known today that an eff
tort is being made by local business
men and capitalists interested in the
DELLA Southern Railroad to have the
railroad shops and general offices
moved from Ocilla, where they have
been since the road was organized
about ten years ago, to Fitzgerald
At special meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce here last night a
committee was appointed to onfer
with the receivers and superintend-
ents of the railroad. The committee
which is composed of ]. H. Mayes,.
Will Adams, L. N. Litt1eheld, ]. j..
Dorminey, and G. S. Wilcox, will
meet Mondap with M. w. Garbutt
of Fitzgerald and ]. A. J. Henderson
of Ocilla, receivers of the road, and
II. H. Hill, general superintendent,
at the court house in Ocilla to effect
and agreement on the project.
The Ocilla Southern is shortline
road running from Nashville, Ga, to
Perry, through Ocilla, Fitzgerald
and Rochelle. When it was first or
ganized Ocilla was a much larger
shipping point and freight origin than
it is now but Fitzgerald has become
more important point along the
route than is Ocila. M. w. Garbutt,
who with J. A. J. Henderson of Ocil-
la. is receiver of the road, lives and
has his business headquarters in Fitz-
gerald
About fifty families and property
worth half million dollars would be
transferred from Ocilla to Fitzgerald
if the shops and general offices were
moved. Those interested in the eff
fort to secure the shops for Fitzger-
aid hold that the railroad, which is
in bad financial condition, would gain
by locating its headquarters in more
prosperous shipping point.
Other matters receiving attention
by the Board were the appointment
of P resident j. H. Mayes, as menu
Der of joint committee with the
Fitzgerald Hospital and the city adj
ministration, which is to meet with
the Trustees of the Baptist Hospital
Association at Atlanta next Tuesday.
An effort will be made to get this or
ganization to take over the local hos
pital. Another committee to cooper
ate with the Boy Scout organization
was authorized, w. A. Adams, being
appointed to meSk with the district
organization in Americas next week.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
OLD CALENDER FOR
JAN. COURT TERM

Judge O. T. Cover of Corde1e will
open the January term of Ben Hill
Superior court Monday morning to
continue the grind on the same bus
mess that began at the October term
of court. None of the large damage
suits that have been filed since the
October calendar was arranged will
be called for trial during the January
term and no new criminal business
will be introduced.
All jurors drawn for the January
term must be present at the court
house at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
Ashton School News

School opened January 3rd with
many new pupils. Welcome new pu-
pills. we are always glad to see new
faces.
Some of our patrons are changing
farms consequently we are losing
some of our pupils and friends.
The Eigth Grade has taken up the
study of physical Geography. The
Civics Class is making quite a study
of the Constitution of the U. S. That's
right Civic's Class let's learn to
know and appreciate the finest coun-
try on the face of the globe, the U.
S. of America! The Ninth Algebra
has taken up the H. C. F. and the
L. C. w.
We are sorry to lose Miss Ma
bel Walker and Miss Annie Griffin
from our midst.
Parents why don't you visit the
school and see what your boy and
girl is doing?
We are glad to have you and know
they are. Visitors are always well
come.
Our base ball team is doing some
very fine practice WORK.
1t is almost impossible to seat ali
of the pupils, in fact, we need a good
many more seats.
Bessie Fountain.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
MRS. T. /. GRIFFIN

The many friends here of Mrs. T
J. Griffin of Helena, formerly of Fitz.
gerald, will be grieved to learn of hei
death which occurred Monday lat Raw
Inns Sanatarium in Sandersvil1e, Ga.
after undergoing an operation. She
is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ell
lis, sister, Mrs. CA. Johnson, a
daughter Mrs. Albert Henderson and
son Mr.. Edwin Griffin.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
F. & A. M. NOTICE

Pine Level Lodge No. 353 will hold
regular communication Monday,
eve, Jan. 10th at 800 o'clock. Work
in E. A. P. Degree. Members re-
quested to attend. Visitors welcome,
David L. Paulk, w. M.
]. w. Pearson, Secty.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
RAIL WAGE CUT BEL
UP TOLABOR BOARD
Men Believe 1t Will Be Carried
to Highest Tribunal
CUT IS $4,000 MONTHLY
Officials Said To Anticipate No
Trouble in Affair

The opinion generally expressed
by union men in Fitzgerald is that
the wage reduction proposed by the
A. B. * A. railroad will be placed
for settlement before the federal la
Dor board. The trainsmen meet in
Manchester Sunday and the conduuc-
tors meet here Sunday and will prob
ably make recommendations to the
Union heads.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

ORDER FIFTY CARLOADS OF THEIR SIMPLE INCOME TAX BLANKS

These men ordered the largest printing Job ever
handed printers They are Income Tax Form
Committee members who claim they have worked
OUT SIMPLE income tax form blank for 1921 They
ordered u 100000 sheets requiring SO loads Of
paper and costing $35O.O00 They standing. D
Bel and H c Weston. sitting. left to right, H
e Armstrong Nj Smith secretary Oliver Kim
sci chairman and C. Remy
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTICE

Next Sunday morning at II o'clock
special service is announced, in
order to have the opportunity of
hearing Rev. G. l. Tucker speak as
the special representative of the
Board of Religious Education.
1t is requested that parents make
a special effort to have the children
as well as grown people hear Mr..
Tucker next SUNDAY morning, Janu-
airy 9th at II o'clock. Please make
note of it as it is an extra service.
Bring some one with you.
T. R. G. SHANNONHOUSE, Rector.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
NOTICE
To the Well Dressed Ladies of Fitz.
gerald /

Mrs. Bessie Palmer, high class
dressmakar. NOW located in the Sur
prise Store, would like to meet all
ladies interested in hand made dress
es. See me before planning your af-
ternoon and dinner frocks.
(Adv.)d8
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Davis and
handsome young son John D. Jr. oil
Atlanta are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Grailey Hale on west Central
Avenue. Mrs. Davis will be remem.
bered by her many friends here as
Miss Fredonia Hale.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Mrs. Al el B. Cook is spending the
week with Mrs. Geo. E. Kicker at her
attractive apartment on west Pine
Street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
Central Christian Church

Corner Lee and Jessamine SITS
Bible School 1000 A. M, w. A.
Adams, Supt.
Preaching 1l;15 A. NJ, Theme
Invoicing"
Junior C.E. HIS A. M.
Preaching 7;,'0 p. M. "a Sheriff in
Bad Redeemed"
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:3C
P. NJ, Subject Stewardship" rr. l.
A. Turner, leader.
Those of all faith and no faith are
welcome.
S. A. Strawm, Minister, 314 South
Lee street. Phone GIL.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Miss Rosalie Haire of Abbeville was
in the city shopping Monday.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Miss Eulalie Graves is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Mingle-
dorf.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07
INSTALLATION

A joint installation of Sons of Vet
Grams, Colony Post No. IA G. A. R,
and w. r. c. at their lodge room,
Monday evening the 10th. All mem
bers OF the 3 orders to be on hand at
8 O'Clock. Especially all Officers
elect. Invitations given by the Com
mander Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. S. w. Babbitt returned this
ternoon from Columbus, where she
was callel by the sickness and death
OF her brother, Robert Darden.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick DeBilzen left
for points in Florida, Thursday after
spending few days with Mrs. Rosa
Renkes and family on South Lee.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Mrs. Rosa Renkes announces the
marriage of her daughter Theresa to
Mr. Nick DeBilzen of Andover, S.
Dakota Marriage took place in At
lanta. January l, 1921.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Mrs. Harry CARRIER is spending the
in Townsville, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Fe.nberg.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-07

Mrs. S. H. Kiser of Tallahassee,
Fla, who has been spending some
time with relatives here left Wednes-
day afternoon for Doerun, Ga, where
she will visit her daughtre Mrs. Eu-
gene Powell before returning to her
home.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

q Ia hafa ctro ~ cscuniTnHa 81 al
ra.n s,a.ss ratnp IA lalltaa a. Tnl,e
siAllssas , Is.,s llss.lslsn. Dc - a
100 l.sillAs sstasasla .ie Ia sssta. sA-
Vuguuds 81 n6ximam DE- yiociand 81,
Ia d.reosian general dc Ia pslA. Il
ssi.ia. taiensfas Contrale al aoNa. es-
sasa a e.sco ssillEs a proa de este
los hidlcyslanos dsl cjsSyiso y sle In
arnadA y cua,ro diSSgiislos sisi cjsas'i-
20 fssrmass.n ana Inca De exploration
rnire a C..bo liAitcTaS y Caeo iienie-
pcn cNplorEran Il mar hasta ura
distasscia 9 cicn midas &c Ia costa .
haSta e.cctusr cl contacto con el Iowa.
. Tan prsnio como So efec;ic 81 con-
tarso. la navcs aeeas daran n CO.
nOcer su siiuacion. curse y veloeidad.
los aeroplanos dc In Inca de explo-
raci6n sc reuniran entOnces en- divi-
stones y prOcedcran al ataque.
| 81 cualesquieTa de los destroyers ale
names quedase fote despues del
ataque por las naves aereas y destro-
lyers, una division de acoraZados los
destruira, hacienda fuego desde 10000
yardas v utilizando solaniente las ba-
terias secundarias.
El ataque aereo sobre el frankfurt
sc hara con bombas de marina de
$50 libras Y bcnlbas del eiercito de
300 libras.
La Junta de Observadores hara un
examen del buque antes de cada alta
que. Una segunda serie de ataque
sc efectuara con bombas de 25O libras.
! Los experimentos con el acorazado
Ostfriesland el dia 20 de julio inclu-
yen una serie de ataques aereos arro-
/ iando cada aeroplano dos bombas en-
cada ataque. En- el segundo dia sc
tHilazaran bon,bas de mil y dos mil
libras.
81 el ataque por medic de bombas
no logra hundir al "Ostfriesland, ei
/. draadnoughs PENNSYLVANIA abrlra
fuego con sus baterias mayores a. diez
mil yardas.
1 En- elAcaso de que aun continue a
! fote el aOstflieslanG despues de ha-
ber utilizado eI "Pennsylvannia" sus
baterias s,mayoses ,sera hundido .por
medic, ~ bopbAs de13paofundidiad'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
ESPECTACII.OS PARA MASANA
DOMINGO

Cine Tres Bandcras.--Cltimos cpl.
sOaiOs Dc Ia sCaSaeiOnq scrie: Elmo
Il rcmerario", por Elmo Lincoln J
rcllcnos de cintas c6micas. Por Ia no.
che. ENtraoIdinario drama en- G &C.
tos por Marion Davis, titulado: "Ur
Drama Real" y una Rcvisia.
TeairO America.--En la matinal,
matinee y por Ia noche Ia cOmpahia
dc Raul del Monte.
Cine Luna.-"El Tobillo dc Maria
comcdia en- actos y una c6mica.
Cine Real.--Estreno de la gran pro-
duccion: "Matenidad, Mandate Divi-
no..
Cine Monte Carl0.-Estreno de Ia
cmOciGnantc production, titulada
"Maternidad, Mandate Divino".
Cine Victory Garden.-Robert War
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

Ncw YORK. juHie is.--ilas instt0c.
-iorcs aadas = Ia iioia RaIa las ops
-srioncs nAyalcs , tsitcstncs cue se
lelar.in a cabo contra los bnQucs ale
names entregados y un vicyo acoSa-
zaao anericano. frcate a los cabos
a, Virginia. desdc q q de juniO al
~ d. julie. vyelan an elaborado pro-
grama de simulacro de cOmbaie.
Los buqGes cneInigos qae seran des-
tTpidos por embarcaciones aereas y
fuego de canon son cuatro submari-
nos, tres destroyers, 81 eF1cerO Frank
furt y el acoraEadO ''oStfiesland".
III ex acorazadO aleInsn sera lleva-
do al punto de fuegO y anclado unas
50 millas al Este dcl buque faro
"Capc Charles.
Las primeras operaciOnes contra el
U-li1 sc llevaran a cabo por siete di-
visiones de aeroplanos utilizando bonn
bas de I6S libras. 81 el submarine no
fuese hundido por las Eaves aereas de
Ia armada, los submarines del ejercito
10 atacar:in con bombas de $50 libras.
81 estos tampoco los echaran a pi-
que, entonces el ataque 10 realizarian
los destroyers por medic del fuego de
canon.
hos ataques por todas las naves
aereas Sc haran desde una altura no
menor de mil pies Y al maximum de
velocidad.
Los destroyers, uno por cada sub
marino, Sc aproximaran desde una
distancia de 5000 yardas y atacaran,
abtiendo fuego no menor distancia
de 5 mil yardas. A cada destroyer Sc
lie suministraran diez series de tipos
de canon. Z, Z 1
I A la conclusion del fuego, cualquier
submarine que yquedasera fiote sera
hund;do por bombas de sprofundidad.
! La busca del "Iowa" pondral en- mo-
vimiento a los buques aereos Y a los
dcstroyers. El "I6waH Sc movers bas
10 ell contror radipgraico del ohiio'y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

Cinr slandCraN--El criSs~lia 10 ~
IA cxxicnse nSgse la NosiE Se. is
u Submarine infcsaAi" y Ia pora.
lar csasvila fasorisa ds4 pa.'iico Nor
saa Talnndee s.n q pFcciose drama csl
: actos: Amor Que Rcdime".
Tcslrs Amerira.-El rrecioso fo;o-
drama en 5 ac,os. por Marguerite
Cialk. tiialaca. "l.ss MGjcres son Ia-
Giles" y Raul del Monte.
Teafrs Rialso.-fiene Il placer dc
anunciar para este dia una De las pro-
duccioncs mas notables del ahO. -lic-
lioiropor, prodnccion cosmopolitan en
siete parties. Esta pelicula cxtraor-
dinaria ;iene un tsma tan immense
como Il coraz5n del mando y su ar
gumenso lleva al alma de les es-
pectadores las mas sublimes emoeiO-
mes del espritu.
Cine Luna.--I.a comedia en- 5 actOs
titclada Ell Nombre de una dana" ,
por Constance Talnladge y el epi-
sodio de "0ro de Piratas".
Cine ReaI.-Fl "pisodio T dc ia
Novia l3" y ia de los Ojos Casta-
hes', en- 5 actos.
Cine Monte CarIO.--"La de los 0jos
Castahos", en- actos y el episodio Z
dc ia Novia 49,.
Cine Victory Garden.-Estreno del
extraordinario drama en- Z actos i'll
tcrpretado por Lionel Barrymore y
que lleva por titulo ''Dr. Jekyl and
MIR Hill" "El Otro Yo".
Cine Puerto Rico.-El episodio final
(15) de la serie importante: "Tres
perseguidos por Tres. Y el coloso
Frank keenan, en- su insuperable pro-
ducoi6n, en- 5 parties: "Cenizas del Pa
sado".
Cine Norma.-El gran Eddie Polo
len, los episodios Ii yl12 desEl Hije
del Circo" Y otra conlica# ~ y y
Cine Norma.-La 'soberbia produc-
Fci6n titulada: "Uno de los Buehos",
Ipor eI.simpatico Tom Moore. Matinee:
"El Factor, por William S. Hart y
,una; eomica. ~ ~,F AZ
Cine Las Antillas, (Detras de Tale
q M ~ IA &Nfs u ~ u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
,JOYERIA FELIX LOPEZ

uick en q musnmonlAl drama em q
sysos la FratA FraAlbiaa-.
eane taursas RiuA.--Mntinal cun Il
misEas rrunsuma ~ n neshe uae 80.
me ~ vera - saae insrresnassa. Mn.
iinse con los isnIsostantes crlsodlos a
y ~ ae "a EeaH De Saanita lnmsrr,
iisaiaaa: la Cindnd nerdida-. Pos
Ia nochc: Il fnvorito Eddie rslo an ius
imporsanics cpisoaies IS y "a de IN
sin rival serie de pnfos y zsentaras.
-El hiio del ciscos. Tambitn cxhi.
bir6n Una comcdia unigedsai.
Cine las Antillas. Wrirss DE- Talie-
rcSl.--Jncz supreme. matinee
"Tigre dc la Montana, cpisodios ~
y is y una c6mica, por Ia noche.
Teatro variedades. CEayam6n) -
Fl episodi0 IL de In scrie ~El Rastro
del cuervo" y cl drama 'PagandO con
su vida. Matinee: FL episodio Is y
final de L. seIic ~Alma de Tigre" y
un drama.
Teatro Rivoli. (Rio Picdras).-Ma-
tinse las ) con t'Ei HOmbre Leon" ,
una c6mica. Por Ia noche. Estapen-
da function. Presentamos a Constan-
ce Talmadge en- 'Dentro de Dos Sc.
manas". Ell exito mas colossal de cs-
IA artista.
Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Para refrescos finOs, visite
Ia CAFETERIA"
San Jusio 6. - San Juan. p r
Sc VENDE

Una hermOsa finca de C0COS Ell
- Darrio Carrizal de Aguada, conti-
qua al a.ar Y 20 minutos de Aqua
dilla. Pertenecicnte La Succession Gar
Ella, de Mayagiiez.
Son 1900 palmas nuevas MIN ell
20 cuerdas y 2iS.
Canine de carretera desde Aqua
dilla y desde Agaada. :
Casa &c yiyialda enclavada en- la
H1isma Finea.
Para mas informe dirijasc a
F. Torreciiias Ruiz,
Il. o. Fox 307, San Juan. 2. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

f~sA.--~Na.A.ncAa . ias finsahsxs- >
9aaie.la alannnn.
fcaErs Aarhaaaes. tnasamsaD.--
i.ss episaaies : y : ~ h =ssse .'El
ni ~ IL facrU. t~,r Eias s.inaaln !
usis aaar-lin.
Tcatra giselL lslia isirdrasDs--rr.
srnsaRos 4 In fasAosa scric "fox~ es
cnc tsal,aia Ia cscuadra amptio4na. a.
sulada: ia Nogia No. a." , May Hi.
l,r ca Il sol.,ss,io drama ~Ramansa"
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

her back across Il fence where >hr
iaN absolutely helpless. Tier fllh-
ct, Or. &. \. Rupert. and hcl broth
CT. DR.. l.. Rupert were called and
did what they could for her relief.
Cur correspondent writes that hvr
condition is still critical.
On the 18Th fire DESTROYED The
.l0mr and most of the furniture oi
S'''T NiintunD McClung. Loss
S"nO. with no insurance.
I y Lexington. Kentucky paper re-
ports tina, DR.. w. II. Caldwell. late
of LcWl>burg. MAS recently over
! come by the heat and DrO>tratvd in
Ithc buggy for l. minutes while
! turning from visit to a patient.
-. lie finally recovered in Il measure.
and TccbIy guided his horse 10 his
office where he WAS assisted 10 his
'room.
Heath Kelly. formerly of Lewis
burg. now Of Huntington, has
bought out his partner. G.. \. North
coli and is now sole proprietor Of
the largest clothing house i'm Hunt
inSion.
The Watchamn says E.. l.. Lynch
and Gary Nickel made another
shipment of 525 lambs from Fort
Spring depot TO New York last week
This makes 1873 they have ship
ped this season.
Married: On July II, 80. at the
home OF Mr.. Hanna. near I.cwisburu
by Rev. Jno. o. Knott. Bath Allen
'"nna and Miss henrietta Mathews
all OF Grccnbrier.
AT the residence OF the bride,
father. David Jameson. in Romeo
vcrtc, on July 3, 80. by Rev. C.. NJ,
Bragg. K. l.. Wright and Miss MIN
nic Jamison.
On July II, so. at the Station
parsonage here, by Rev. Jno. o.
Knott, Lee d. Blankcnship and Jose
Prime Scldomridgc.
Dlcd: On July 6, $50. at Covinr-
Ion. Va. of pneumonia. Miss Cor
nella +. Anderson, wife of A. b. Al
dcrson, aged 20 years and 6 mos.
Mrs. A. E.. CabelI and children.
are visiting her father Henderson
Bell here.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
THIS WEEK 1HlRTY-TWO YEARS AGO.

r"ndeRSrn ilnW ihc Issue Of U!y
IS. 1889.
Rev. y. =. Gray. Episcopal Rec
tor here. is advertising Il lot Of
household goods for the 23lh.
Mrs. Peggy Beard. Of Rcnick'>
Valley, celebrated her 9Oth birth
day Tuesday last. She is still able
|" attend to nrr own room make
the bed. sweep The floor. etc.
Monte Miller, we'll known as
CLERK at The Grand Central. White
Sulphur. committed suicide in Biz
mln2ham. Ala. on the 9Th.
ROnccvcrie IS to have a military
company, forty men have been en-
rolled and The following officers
elected: NJ. \. Howan. Captain: d.
!. lluhdlcston. lSt Lieutenant and
W. ID. Slavcn, 2nd Lieutenant
In Il heavy rain storm in the
RlciilandS last Thursday morning
which did much damage 10 corn
and oats. E.. W. McClung. north of
lcWl>burg, had two fine cow, kill
Ell by lighlning.
Anderson is preparing to make a
Eight for the Ind Asylum for the
Insane which thr State proposes to
establish.
The new ". =. Church. South in
the RiChlandS VIII be dedicated on
he FIST Rev. Collins Denny of
Salem. Will oIliCiHtc. Public invit-
,cd. Basket dinner ON the grounds.
TWO military companies. one
L., Il