Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-09-10
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Bob. Bell and wife have returned to
Charleston.
Mrs. Charles w. Bidgood is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. w. Arbuckle.
Mr.. John Argabrite is quite i'll with
typhoid fever at his home near Asbury,
this county.
Mrs. Il. w. Brown left Monday for
a business trip to Baltimore. She will
be absent week or ten days.
Miss Jayne Handley has returned
from a visit to her friend, Mrs. John
w. Warwick, in Fayette county.
Mrs. Il. j. Montgomery and children
of Frankfort, KY, are here the guests
of II. X. Withrow, on Lee street.
Maj. James NJ. Lee arrived in Lewis
burg, with his family, Tuesday. They
are stopping with Mr.. II. X. Withrow.
Capts. VIM. NJ. Tyree and James w.
Johnston and Mason Mathews and DR..
VIM. Nelson have returned from Web
ster Springs.
Mr.. Walter Pollock and wife, of
Blue6eld, West Va, are now visiting
among their relatives and friends on
Muddy Greek.
Mrs. Roberta Kinsolying, of Virginia,
is the guest of Mrs. Thos. l.. Feamster,
her cousin, and will remain until after
the meeting of Synod.
Miss Sallle McCleary left this morn
ing for her home at Bluefield, Mercer
county, having spent month or two
with relatives here.
Ben. Harlow and Kent Snyder left
Monday for Washington and Lee Uni
versity and Joe Blazer Scott for the
West Virginia University.
Mrs. II. II. Argabrite has returned
from a visit to Christiansburg, Va.
She was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Eva link, who is now her guest.
DR.. w. p. Lowe, of Alvon, this county,
left Monday for Sewell and Cliff Top,
Fayette county, where he will remain
several days on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Bird, of Valley
Centre, Va, were the guests of Judge
VIM. H. Shumate at Caldwell. Also L.
II. Campbell and family, from Noun
tain Grove.
Miss Pearl Scott is here from Lynch
burg, Va, attending the Lewisburg
Graded School. Miss Eva link, of
Christiansburg, Va, is also attending
the same school.
VIM. H. johnson left Saturday night
for Cincinnati, called there by the illness
of his brother, DR.. Samuel 5. Johnson,
who is afflicted with something like
paralysis Of the throat.
Rev w. 5. Anderson, Principal of
the Allegheny Collegiate Institute, at
Anderson, spent several days in Lewis
burg and vicinity the past week. His
School will open on the 2lst inst.
Mrs. Pickett. widow of the late Gen.
Geo. E. Pickett, of the Confederate
army, and her son George E. and wife
spent several days in Ronceverte last
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j. VIM. Bell, of Topeka, Kansas, and
John II. Bell, of ST. Louis, Mo-, are
here, the guests of their father, Mr.. ID.
Henderson Bell. They say the West
is booming for Bryan and the free coin
age of silver.
Misses Emma and Lucy Handley and
Daisy Feamster spent last Thursday at
n atural Bridge. Miss Emma HaDdley,
who has been Miss Lucy Handley g
guest for some time, left Wednesday
for Red Sulphur Springs to visit friends.
Misses Jesse Renick and Matte
Curry, of Pocahontas county, returned
last week from an extended visit TO
friends in Mineral and Hampshire
counties. Miss Nettie Campbell, OF
Monroe, accompanied Miss Jesse home
and will be her guest for some time.
Mr.. Charles II. Friend, of Charlotte
county, Va, an A. b. of Hampden'
Sidney College and teacher OF eXpe'
rlence, passed through LewisburR on
Yesterday en- route to Hillsboro, Poca'
hontas county, where he will probably
take charge Of the school at that point
The following parties paid our town
short visits since our last issue: Hugh
Lynch of Texas, Cal. Young, Porter
Boyd and VIM. Rittenhouse of Monrot
county, Col. r. s. Turk and Kirk Sny
der of Staunton, Va, Estill McClunf
of Kentucky, H. S. Rucker and family
of HuntersvilIe, Pocahontas county
John II. Holt of Huntington and Yves