Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-10-03
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
We acknowledge a call Wednesday,
the 25th ult., from Mr.. J. Gray Meal
lister, late editor of the Bath County
Netcs. Mr.. McAllister has now gone
to Richmond to take charge of the bust
ness department of the Central Presby-
terrain.
John A. Mcneil, Esq, represented
Rockbridge county, Va, at our re-
union last week.
Col. Levi Gay commanded the Poca-
hontas Veterans in the great parade
Among them we noticed the one and
only Hugh p. mclaughlin, d. ~.
Fisher, Thomas +. Callison, John j g.
Beard, 7. J. Williams w. H. Aldridge
and number Of others, whose names
We did not get. Col. Gay was a guest
Of Mr.. Editor during his stay in town.
The old veterans of Nicholas county
were we'll represented here last week by
Major Frank Smith, Sheriff VIM. G.
Graves, Geo. Anderson, Mr.. Van Bibber,
S. L. Shelton, Henry Mcqueen, Jitson
Neil, A. d. Wiseman, J. N. Wiseman
and various others with whom came
Representative John ID. Groves and at
torney r. A. Kincaid.
Monroe County veterans, who Joined
in the parade, were too numerous to
mention.
DIR. John II. Myers, of Huntington,
was here Saturday to attend the funeral
OF his cousin, Mrs. r. f. Dennis.
Mrs. j. w. Mathews returned Satur-
day evening from brief visit to Mrs.
DR.. A. s. Patrick, at Charleston. Mrs.
Chas. McVeigh, of Chicago, is now her
guest.
Mr.. VIM. Steele, wife, daughter and
son Carr, MI. Fred Wheelwright, three
daughters and Miss Mary Cobb, all of
Monroe. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tbos. H. Dennis during the Reunion.
Rev. James Haynes, late of Tennessee,
has returned to West Va, and will labor
again in Fayette county. He was here
Tuesday on his return from the Presby-
terry at Gre"r Bank. Rev. w. Nice.
White has also returned.
During their stay in our town last
week Capt. Bumgardner was the guest
of Thos. II. Dennis and Capt. Woods
Of his cousin, Mr.. John A. Preston.
Editor A. S. Johnston, of the Watch
man, and wife were guests of Mrs.
| Mary Brown.
The famous Bath Squadron was rep
resented by George III. Moffett of Go. f.
and Geo. T. McClintic of Co. G., who
rode In carriage carrying large BAN
ner on which the name of the Squadron
was inscribed and surmounted by a Con.
federate flag.
Miss Marcie Scott, who visited here
some time, left Monday for her home
In Lynchburg, Va, accompanied by
Mrs. II. III. Beirne, who will visit there
several weeks.
Mr.. w. G.. Leach, wife and Mrs. N.
B. Carpenter, Of Monroe county, were
here at the reunion and visited relatives
at Frankfort several days. They re.
turned to Monroe Saturday. We &C.
knowledge a pleasant and paying call
from Mr.. l.. on his return.
Miss Jennie Bright is visiting her
sister. Mrs. James McClung, IN Coy.
ingtOn, Va.
Among those who visited here and
have returned to their homes, we note
Mrs. Martha Hess to Columbus, Ind.
Chas. Donnally to Washington, d. c.;
Geo. w. Keys and wife to Alexandria,
Va; Phil. Arbuckle to Kentucky
Chas. A. Creigh to Monroe county, Mo-,
+. M. Frazier to Birmingham, Ala.
| Mr.. Bradford Noyes, wife and child
Of Charleston, were here last week the
guests of Mrs. j. w. Arbuckle.
Miss Annie Eakle, who spent the
summer here with Miss Mary Miller
Mathews, left Friday for her home in
Virginia.
Mr.. Albert Peck, of Covington, Va,
was in Lewisburg Tuesday.
Capt. Alex. +. Mathews Is attending
Monroe Circuit Court this week.
Mr.. Chas. M. Dwyer, who has spent
several weeks here with his father
Sheriff d. A. Dwyer, will leave to
night for his home In Saline county
Missouri.