Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-09-19
Personal Mention.

come over in body.
PersousI Mention.
Mrs. J. Z. MacPherran, OF Illinois,
is guest Of her kinsman, Jas. With.
row, Esq, Of this place.
Messrs. Thos. f. and Richard CALI
son, r. M. Bead, George Cochran and
w. B. Hill, of Pocahontas county, were
here during the past week.
DR.. Il. p. Lake, of Madison county
Va, was with his many friends here
several days this and last week. The
Doctor has suffered much during the
last year from grip, pneumonia and
other troubles, and consequently is not
80 robust as when last here.
Mrs. NJ. J. johnson returned to her
home in Monroe last Saturday.
Mr.. w. H. McMillion, who has been
travelling extensively through the West
in the interest Of the Manhattan Pic
ture, is now visiting friends in Green
brier.
Mr.. 7. U. Walter was up last week
from Huntington and returned with
his family Saturday.
Thos. III. Dennis, Esq, OF this office,
left last Monday morning to attend the
Editorial Association at Clarksburg.-
He took Mrs. ID. with him. They are
expected back tonight.
Mr.. d. w. Snyder, wife and son, of
Summit Point, Jefferson county, spent
ten days or more visiting his sister,
Mrs. M. M. Lancaster, near Lewisburg,
left last Tuesday for home, accompanied
by Miss Nellie Lancaster, to visit her
brother, Ned Lancaster, and other rela-
t:yes in this State and Virginia.
Miss Lillian Moffett, daughter Of
Hon. Geo. H. Moffett, is now quite i'll
with typhoid fever at Dunmore, Poca-
hontas county.
Miss Grace Bready has returned from
Baltimore, and has taken charge of the
Millinery store Of Moore s. Rittenhouse.
The fall opening will take place to-
morrow and Saturday.
Mr.. John McCue, of Nicholas county,
was in Lewisburg last Monday, and
gave us a pleasant and paying call.
Mrs. Phil. La Tourette and children
have returned to their home in New
Jersey.
Lee Mclaughlin, son of Mr.. A. M.
Mclaughlin, left Monday to attend
Prof. Coffman' g school. at Locust Dale,
Va.
Mr.. Jos. Kiefer, Of Washington, d.
G., is in Lewisburg this week.
Capt. A. Graham, of this place, was
called to Lexington, Va, last Tuesday,
by telegram announcing the death of
his brother.
Miss r. F. Clark, one of Pocahontas
county's most popular teachers, passed
through Lewisburg Tuesday en- route to
her home in Hillsboro. After spending
a few days there she will leave for Hon.
1. b. Moore's on Knapp g Greek, to take
charge OF the Moore select school,
Miss Clark filed the position of govern
ess In the family of Mrs. ]. M. John.
son at " Oak Lawn. near Union, Mon.
roe county, the past summer.
4. f. Hill, Esq, Cashier of the Bank
OF Anderson, was here Saturday on
business.
Mr.. Herbert Mays. who spent four
weeks vacation here, left this week fol
his home in Charleston.
There are forty-six students now in
the boarding department OF the Lewis.
burg Female Institute. This is the
largest number of boarding pupils ever
entered before during any one session
In the history OF the institution. stu.
dents are still coming in, and it is evi.
dent that the institution will be filled
to It's utmost capacity. The following
young ladies have matriculated since
| our last issue:
Misses Swami Bannister, East Bank
Mary Dunn, Montgomery.
Maggie McClung, Williamsburg.
Nettie st. Clair, Fayetteville.
Maud Slayin, Monroe county.
Mary Warwick, Green Bank.
Glenna Dunlop, Union.
Nellie Altizer, Logan g. H.
Judge w. w. Rucker, wife and Mrs
Apologize. who spent several weeks
here, left Tuesday for their home IN
Missouri.
Mrs. Chas. N. Austin and daughter
Miss Annie, and Mrs. w. K. Owens
returned last Saturday night from
Thompson Bromine Arsenic Sprin gs
In North Carolina, much improved il
health and very much pleased with tn
Springs and the accomm cd atoms.
Mr.. Thos. III. Pare and wife left yes
terday for Pocahontas county to visi
friends and relatives.
Rev. DIR. Geo. G.. Smith left yesterda
for Winchester, KY, to attend the Ken
lucky Conference. His son Lewis ha
also left to attend school in Georgia.
| Judge Holt has returned from Charlie
Town. where he was attending SEES
sion OF the Supreme Court.
! Miss Emma Davis, who spent tn
summer here with her sister, Mrs. ]
A. Preston, left yesterday for her hom
ut Clarksburg.