Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-06-18
PersonaI Mention.

S' l. lioIO, VI illllbDOlO, l. OCduOlGdS
county, was down this week to attend
the district Convention at Hinton.
Rev. II. l.. Tclford has returned from
Huntington, where he preached the
Baccalaureate sermon of Marshall Col
lege last Sunday.
b. M. Ieager, of POcahoEtas county,
with his son, John, and daughters, Miss
Daisy, attended the commencement at
Morgantown last week to witness the
graduation of his son j. w. Yeager,
who has been taking the law course at
our State University. S. A, Scott, of
this place, was also there.
Miss Lizzie w. Harris, Mrs. M. Alice
Harris and daughter, Miss l.. J. Harris,
and Prof. VIM. Knox Tate, all of Tyler
City, Texas, are summer bOarders with
Mrs. J. Howard Smith, near Lewisburg.
Mrs. }. ID. Martin and daughter have
returned from visit to friends in Coy
ington, Va.
Misses Lulu and Sue Mays, of Charles.
ton, are here to spend the summer with
their sisters, Mrs. James II. Sibold and
Mrs. Ed. l.. Warren. Mrs. Warren
left yesterday for Charleston to visit
her mother.
Miss Florence Pole left Tuesday for
her home in Bath county, Va, accom-
panied by Misses Emma Beard and Cora
Buster. who will he her guests for some
time. Samuel Beard is spending short
time at Hot Springs for the benefit of
his health.
Miss Mamie McChesney is visiting
friends i'm Charleston this week.
Our boys are returning home from
SCHOOLGIRLS. McWhorter, Roy Feam-
ster and Joe Scott, from the State Uni
versity, Sam'l G. Coffman, from Roa-
noke College, (who, by the way, is now a
full tledged A. b.
S. b. Mason, Esq, has returned from
a business trip to Kentucky.
Judge J. NJ. McWhorter and Hon. J..
A. Preston are attending POcahontas
Circuit Court thisweek. Judge Camp
bell passed through here Monday to hold
said Court.
l.yle Austin has returned TO his place
of business at Spencer, Roane county.
Mrs. Mamie Schupp and daughter, of
Marshall, Saline county, Mo-, spent a
few days here this week with her
brother, Ed. l.. Warren. They are now
visiting in Ronceverte.
j. E. II. Byers, who, for the past sea-
son has been in advance of the Kitty
Rhodes Company, left yesterday for
West Virginia, where he will visit
friends and relatives. Eddie Byers, as
he is known to all Stauntonians, has a
company of his own on the road now
and he will join them in Ohio in few
days. "Byers' Merry Tourists" will
in all probability, visit Staunton some
time during the summer.-Stdunto'
Daily Times. Mr.. Byers is a brother of
M ISIS Sadie Byers, who attended the L.
f. 1. last session, and stepson Of Il.
+. Eakle, jr.
Miss Laura Strealy il visiting friends
and relatives i'm Chambersburg, Penn.
Miss Jennie McWhorter has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Charleston.
Philander SydenstrickeI, of QUINN.
mont, Fayette county, was the guest
of his brother, Or. D. 7. Sydenstricker
several days last week.
Rev. j. ID. Martin was called to Coy
Ingt on, Va, yesterday, to officiate al
the marriage of Prof. John j. Jeter ant
Miss Anna Smith, of said city.
Frank ID. Peyton, of the Hinton Her
aid, was here last Sunday.
Mrs. f. l.. Bell left yesterday to-
North Carolina to visit her parents.
Mrs. Johnson, of Monroe county
visiting her sister, Mrs. John w. Rob
inson, in Falling Spring district, las
week.
Miss Daisy Mason, of Kentucky, i
the guest of Mrs. S. b. Mason, of TIL
place.
Mr.. l.. j. Williams has been very sicI
at his home here, but is reported bette
this morning.
Capt. Jos. s. Crane will do the print
ing for the White this season. II
passed through here Monday for his pos
of duty. .....
THE catalogue of the Universit
of Virginia for the session of '95 an
'96 Is before us, showing 51S matricU
lates for the session. Glasses for tn
summer will be opened as usual I
Law, Chemistry and in Mathematic