Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-25
THIS WEEK THlRIY-TWO YEARS AGO,
7. oHGcNSc0 rOni issue Of rcbruUrU
II, 1889.

shipped Is deer 10 %;Luntuu. NI..
this winter.
The industrial World" publish
cd Il, Fayetteville by MAJ. II. ~.
Brazic. has suspended publication
after four weeks trial. 1t Will be
moved to Linton.
The Grccnbricr Fresh Meat Co..
at Ronccvcrtc. butchcrcd 81 head
Of cattle during the month az Jan
uary. The Company will buy fat
calves.
The farm Of the late Rev. W. l..
Lynch. near liill>dalc. Monroe coun
ty. was recently sold by J. E.. Young
Administrator. at $500 per acre
The farm contained 2l0 acres and
was bought by Frank I.ago. MIR.
Lynch's Son-in-law.
The kanawha Gazette reports the
death of man named O'dcll at
Caperton, Faycttc county. aged
1Ol. He had had : wives and was
the father of ~ children. grand
and great-grand children to numcr-
oiuS to mention.
Prof. Turner with his Brass Quin-
tct thc big - will give a scrcnadc
from the porch of the LcwiSburg
Hotel Saturday evening.
The Greenbricr Valley Wooden
Mills Factory has been chartered
with a capital of $4,000 to operate
factory on Second Crcck-E. T..
Patton, Presidents: X. 4. Patton,
Nicc-PreSidcnt: John l.. Duncan,
Managing Director: NJ. 4. Rowan,
Secretary. Treasurey and General
Manager.
VIM. Fcamstcr died Sunday. Feb.
II. S9, ut his home on Muddy Creek
in the S9th year of his age. He leaves
four sons-John, George, William
and Frank, all of Grccnbrier, and
three daughtcrs-Mrs. DR.. John d.
Anderson, Mrs. Chas. McClung. Of
Southwest, Va, and Mrs. w. +. Nc
Chung, Of Muddy Greek.
Arthur Walkup died on the nth
at his home on Big Clear Greek aged
So.
The mail carrier reports SNOW 3
feet. , inches deep OH Beech Knob.
reported at Rupert that two men
were killed near Rush Run recently
and their bodies thrown into New
River. Our correspondent is adj
vIsed that Rev. John Nc. Martin has
again been licensed to preach the
Gospel.
John Iobln, Il wcll-known, Irish
citizen Of Ronccvcrtc, in a letter to
this paper. complains of the charge
made by Gen. COTS partisans, that
ne. Iobin. is not qualified voter
OF Grccnbrier and can cite the
names Of others in White Sulphur
district against whom a similar
charge is made. The Republicans
are combing the State for evidence
to sustain GoT's claim that he was
elected Governor.
Judge McWhorter is back from q
trip to Clarksburg; Phil Hundley
from St. Louis, and Prof. Chas L.
Young and Miss Edith Haw'pc from
Augusta county.
The Governor has rc-appoinlcd
VI. }. kcstcr. Of Union. as a regent
OF the State University.
j. Emmett Guy, of Staunton, Va.
IS here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jas. II. ArbuckIc and her
son, Austin. have been called TO
Hardy county by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Amanda (Arbucklc)
Mcneil.
ID. p. kcssler. who has been at
tending a Medical School at Louis
VILE, KY. is now at home.
DR.. Lualzo Rupert. who has beer
assisting his brother. DR.. Leancy
rupert, at Nnitalburg. has returned
to his home at Rupert.
\. y. Campbell made his first au-
pcarancc as Judge of the Circuit
court on The bench at Hinton this
week.
John WurI>, Of Frankford. is al
nome alter Il visit to New York.
hlllllan \ Patterson. after dick
or with Robert w. Rcnick, are a.
gam III possession Of the Savannah
Mills. t.. w. Gillian is in charge
for the present.
Our Frankford correspondent
feels sure he was right in his con-
lecture about Winters Beard las,
week and now says that if Tom
frnlck will come to him with his
Sirl. willing 10 80 West, i merry
party Will start West in a short
time.
Our Rnprr! correspondent writes
that Mrs. Ellen Guihccn. now turn
ing her 1hGih year. is still able TO
get about.
a stock company has been organ
i/"d IN the Meadows looking to the
establishment Of Il school Of high
grade out there. J. W. IIinklc is
President and Prof. Man Parr is