Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-07-29
PersonsI uIentton

Persomsi Mention.
Miss Susie Toland is here from Mt.
Meridian, Va.
DR.. Ed. Echols is at home from tbe
Medical College in Baltimore.
E. l.. Bell has returned from a visit
TO his wife in North Carolina.
). 5. McWhorter, Esq, has returned
from business trip to the far West.
Miss Myrtle Lorentz, of Baltimore. is
guest of her uncle, DR.. S. II. Austin.
VIM. &. RAIDER, of Roanoke, Va, is
visiting his father near Frankford, this
week.
Thos. j. Alsworth, of Canton, Miss.
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. J.
M. Sloan.
Rev. Henry A. Brown, of Hinton,
was guest at the District Parsonage
here Tuesday night.
Chas. M. Anderson, Esq, of Charles
ton, was visiting friends and relatives
in Greenbrier this week.
Mr.. Charles Watkins, of Greenville,
). g., is here this week the guest of his
niece, Mrs. Virgie Bierne.
Capt. S. G. Burdctt and family, of
Charleston, are the guests of James M =.
Cunningham, on Lafayette street.
A. d. A. Bruce returned last Friday
to White Sulphur Springs from visit
ing his old home across the Ocean.
Jas. II. Sibold and two little daugh-
tiers returned last Saturday from a visit
to his mother, near Blacksburg, Va.
Alfred d. Preston, of the Fayette
county bar, son of Walter &. Preston.
Esq, was here attending Court Tues
day.
Thos. Hall and James Brown, of
Blacksburg, Va, were the guests of
their relative, Mrs. Mollie Bell, this
week.
&. Russell Caldwell and family, of
Staunton, Va, spent Sunday here with
his mother, Mrs. FANNIE Caldwell, on
Main street.
James Feamster, after an absence of
three years In Kentucky, where he is in
business, is here to visit his mother,
Mrs. Helen Feamster.
Thos. j. Arnold and family, who spent
several weeks here, left this week to
visit relatives in Virginia, and from
there will return to their home at Diego,
California.
Maj. }. NJ. Lee is in Boone county
this week conducting the Teachers In
stitute, and will 60 from there to Poca.
hontas county next Monday to hold the
Institute in that county.
Rev. V. w. Wheeler, of Clifton Forge,
Va, preached to large congregation
in the M. f. Church. South, here last
Sunday. and is attending District Con-
ference, at Ronceyerte, this week.
J. p. Parker, formerly of Monroe
county, but now of Bramwell, Mercer
county, was in Lewisburg last Friday
looking for ahouse to locate his mother
and sisters here to be near our schools.
Rev. S. w. Anderson, Principal of
the Allegheny Collegiate Institute, at
Anderson, gave us pleasant call last
Thursday. He says the prospects for
a good attendance at his school this fall
are very bright.
J. A. Kasey, of Salem, Va, has been
In Lewisburg for several days intro,
ducing a preparation for making soap
an invention of his own. He is an UNI
Gle of Mrs. L. II. Jarrett, of Blue Sui
phur, and was her guest last Sunday.
Judge VIM. w. Rucker and wife, Roy
Waller Rucker, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Apple
gate and children, Herbert and Louise
and Mr.. Lewis M. Apologize, all OF
Keytesville, Missouri, are the guests OF
DR.. VIM. p. Rucker, at Buena Vista
near Lewisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Leslie Golf, of South
Carolina, and Miss Emma Bell, of Au
gusta county, Va, are visiting at j
D. Arbuckle's, of this vicinity. Mrs
Mamie NJ. Arbuckle and daughter
Miss May, of Waynesboro, Va, arr
also visiting at A. w. Arbuckle's.
Rev. Il. w. Brown and daughter
Miss Ella, are visiting their numerous
friends here. Mr.. Brown was formerl,
pastor of the M. L. Church, South
here, and in that capacity earned TIN
admiration and respect Of all.-Pdg
County VA Netos. Mr.. Brown ha
returned to Lewisburg this week, bu
Miss Ella will visit there for some time
Miss Lillian Rozell Messenger, O
Washington, D. g., is guest of he
cousin, Mrs. II. II. Bell, of our town
Miss Messenger ranks among tn
brightest of our Southern poets an,
has recently published a book of poem
of which the Southern press speak il
the most fattering terms-the Sum
South saying that her style and menta
endowments partake largely Of the Mil
tonic caste.