Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-22
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SmokclcSS Coal Company has lust
hnlshed one wing Of large garage,
which will accommodate twelve
cars and other additions will be
started Immediately, so that some of
inc cars owned by the prosperous
workers of this company will have
protection against the elements.
Zach stall is an individual garage
III itself and is large enough to hold
4 car and work bench. In addition
10 This L. l.. McClung. Jr., is build
ing public garage, and PROPOSES TO
equip it with modern machinery
and tools to handle all classes of
work. He will employ an expert
mechanic and expects TO be ready
Tor business in the very near future
The most serious of the "autoist's
dl1ticultleS. however,. is the condi-
ton OF the roads throughout this
end of Meadow Bluff District. Su-
pcrvlsor Harrah has just made an
inspection tour of this section, and
We believe he will do his utmost TO
relieve the situation promptly. All
inc cars III this section are being
equipped with Il new fire cxtin-
gulSher recently used very success
full by w. a. Argenbrite. of Beck
ley, and which is very highly rec
commended by him.
The steel of the Greenbrier &
Eastern Railroad was laid TO Ouin-
wood last Saturday. Special motor
Trips are being run daily from Rain
ellie to Quinwood and passenger
tratilc Is quite heavy. Ballasting of
the track is progressing rapidly and
regular freight and passenger SER
vice will be inaugurated in the
reasonably near future.
Work on the telephone line be-
tween Rainelle and the various coal
operations is rapidly nearing com
p'et!on and should be in operation
by the end of the month. This will
give connection with the Bell long
distance phone ut Hinton and IA
cllltate greatly the handling of inn
portant business and telegranls.
Inc Imperial SmokelesS Coal Co.
has recently let a contract to the A.
l1erlcan Engineering S Construc.
ZION Company for the erection of
fourteen permanent houses. one of
whlch Will be a large clubhouse or
ilotei. Material for these buildings
VIII be on the ground within the
next ten days and the work will he
rushed to the utmost. During the
summer great many house will be-
Dllllt, and it is hoped to have from
10 TO 100 completed before the
winter sets in.
TWO carloads of steel rails hay.
bccn delivered at Ouinwood and
inc imperial SmokeIeSs Coal Com
i'ahH IS now placing them on il,
lr;lihroads connecting The mines
win The tipDlc. Scales and other
tippIc equipment is also being re-
ccivrd and all will be in rradjncsS
10 SNIP coal ut IN early date.
HouSton Lair, Of Hinton, made =
combined business and social ,rin
10 Qlinwood last week. and from
"nal we can learn from his otlicio,
Suidc OF the occasion. John Moore
II was not his rubber heels which
caused The elasticity in his step
homcward bound.
Al in impromptu party al the
Oulnwood Club few DAYS AGO all
h"norS for candy making went TO
Mrs. W. l.. RanSbcrgcr, Miss Iolc,
Duty and Miss Gladys CriSt.
Capt. ii. a. MOScly, of FinIow. "
his Scrtion or ,hn An ,,,' li'looSho"i
onrrninr .rd ~ VIZ .o'in'fN as coal
Nr,Jny. crnal rf' nai ,I'', , VlSltcd inc
was so imnrcssnd u.;,r '' W. "'eh. ne
in urnrrni and ~, y n ,,n '''t country
parIic,Ilr th,i hn w.. n ,Un HcalhS III
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