Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-09-12

Mr.. Paris Johnston, of Virginia, has
been visiting his uncle, Mr.. M. A,
Johnston, near Lewisburg, for several
weeks.
Prof. Thos. A. Lewis, OF Savannah,
this county, left this week for Winston,
N. c., where he will teach English and
German in the Dayis Military Academy
His brother, Mr.. Clearance Lewis, left
the same time for Hampden Sidney Col,
lego.
DR.. L. o. Peyten and son John A.
were here last Thursday.
Mr.. Sam u Price, of Randolph county
passed through Lewisburg the first of
the week on his way to Richmond, Va.
whore he will enter one of the medical
Colleges Of that city.
Mrs. r. &. Blair and child, Of Au-
gusta county, Va, are guests of her
mother, Mrs. J. ii. Mcpherson.
Capt. G. w. Bidgood, Of Fayetteville,
N. c., is in Lewisburg this week.
Mr.. Jacob Black, Of Monroe county,
was here last Tuesday.
Mr.. A. d. A. Bruce has returned
from the State Fair at Wheeling, where
he took several Of his race horses.
Mr.. VIM. f. Benson, wife and Miss
Callie Johnson, who have been spend
ing the summer at the White Sulphur
Springs, left yesterday for their home
in Augusta, Georgia.
Messrs. o. b. and A. Ii. Beamer, OF
Walsenburg, Colorado, who are visiting
relatives and friends in Monroe county
were In Lewisburg last Tuesday, and
gave us pleasant calls.
Mr.. VIM. G. Livesay, of Richmond
Va, was in Greenbrier this week or
business.
Mrs. Mag. Tuckwiller and Mr.. Frank
Spickard have returned to their homes
at Blacksburg, Va. Miss BERTHE Folk
has also returned to her home in Chi.
cago, after several weeks visit here.
Mr.. Charlie Turner, of Virginia, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. f. Snow.
den Moomau.
Capt. A. +. Mathews and wife have
returned from trip to Charlottesville
Va, and Washington, ID. G..
Mr.. Frank Hunter, Of Clifton Forge
Va, was in the burg last Sunday.
Col. A. g. l.. Gatewood, Of Pocahon.
tas county, is contributing series of
interesting articles to the Bath Ne,o.
on the part played by the Bath Squadron
in the late war.
Mr.. Jas. II. Sibold and little daugh-
ter, Fannie, have returned from a trip
to Charleston.
Miss Stella White, of Sweet Springs,
is tho guest of her cousin, Miss Pat
Feamster, of this place.
Quite number of our boys left this
week-Chas. N. McWhorter and Jos
B. Scott for the State University, at
Morgantown Claude N. Feamster,
Ben F. Harlow, jr., VIM. H. Mason,
Jas. M. Mason, j. Verne Snyder, Kent
M. Snyder, Fred Snyder, A. Fred White,
Chas. Dice and Harlow S. Dixon for
Washington and Lee Samuel G. Coff-
man to Roanoke College.
Mr.. Howard Hughes, wife and two
sons, OF Bloomington, Indiana, were
the guests of Mr.. John Goodall near
this place for several days recently
Mrs. Hughes is daughter of Mr..
Goodall, and he accompanied them TO
his old home near Peterstown, Monroe
county, where family reunion was held.
Mr.. Goodall returned home last Friday.
DR.. Sam1 Fl. Austin was in Augusta
county, Va, several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &. w. Tompkins, of
Cedar Grove, are visiting Mrs. J. G..
Brown, at the Institute, this week.
Rev. X. L. Telford returned from
Florida this morning, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs j. b. Magruder and her
two children, who will remain with
Mr.. Telford until late in the fall.
We give below the names of the pu-
pills who have entered the Lewisburg Fe
male Institute as boarders for the pres.
emit session:
Misses Julia Arbuckle, Lewisburg.
Agnes and Lucy Biggs, Richards.
Sadie Byers, Caldwell.
Florence Best, Ronceverte.
Julia Reale, Point Pleasant.
Sadie Coffman. Caldwell.
Maggie Connel, Rocky Point.
Marguerite Driscol, Ronceverte.
Birdie Dunn, Ronceverte.
Isabel Dixon, Macdonald.
Anna and Madge Dobbs, Richards.
jamie Easily, Halifax county, Va.
Myrtle Frazier, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Lizzie Goodwin, Fort Spring.
Rose Hannah, Swami Creek, Ohio.
Minnie Irons, Pickaway.
Polly Johnson, Lewisburg.
Estelle jackson, Organ Cave.
Jean Kay, Prince.
Florence Kramer, Ronceyerte.
Mabel Ligon, Glover Lick.
Susie Lacy, Sinks Grove.
Bette Myles, Cliff Top.
Helen Morton, Ronceverte.
Lillian Moomau, Green Bank.
Lula Mclaughlin, Lewisburg.
Margaret Nelson, QuiDnimont.
Harriet Pence, Hunters Springs.
Edith Patton, Ronceverte.
Lille Rowe, Claremont.
Mary Skaggs, Richlands.
Fannie Steenbergen. Point Pleasant.
Annie Shumate, Logan 9. II.
Amelia Tompkins, Danville, KY.
There are several others expected this
aud next week. Among those who are
boarding in private families and at.
tending the Institute we note:
Misses Halle Echols, GLASGOW, Va.