Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1897-07-01
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Miss Sallie Landes is visiting her pa.
rents near Hot Springs, Va, this week.
John III. Bell, of st. Louis, Mo-, is
here, the guest of his father, Mr.. ID. II.
Bell.
John III. Donnally and wife, of Thur
mond, Fayette county, spent Sunday
in Lewisburg.
Harry Pole and George Warren, of
Hot Springs, Va, are here, the guests
of DR.. ). &. Beard.
Mrs. BERTHE Catlin, of Greensboro, n .
e., is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. G..
Hunter, at Greenbrier Bridge.
w. "A. BrattOn and l.. NJ. McClintic.
OF the Pocahontas county bar, were
here last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Grace PicOt and children, of
Louisville, KY, are here visiting her
brother, III. II. Bell, on Main street.
Hon. J. w. Marshall, of Craig county,
Va, was here several days last week
looking after a case in Circuit Court.
Arthur S. Morton, of Stanton. Va,
spent several days at the river last
week, the guest of j. North Caldwell.
Mrs. $. +. Howard, of Hastings
Neb., and child arrived yesterday morn.
ing to visit herparents, DR.. and Mrs. G..
n. Austin.
Mrs. VIM. q. Miller, of North Alder.
son, who has been for six months visit.
ing in California, returned to her home
last Thursday.
Hon. {. =. Snyder, of Charleston,
who was enjoying an outing in Green.
brier, looked in upon orr Circuit Court
last Friday.
Prof. Geo. III. Denny, who holds the
chair of Latin in IIampden Sidney Col.
ege, was here this week in the interest
of that institution.
Mrs. j. ID. Martin and daughter, who
accompanied Mr.. Martin on his rounds
of Quarterly Meetings in pocahontas
is sick and was not able to return
home with him yesterday.
n. +. White, of the Sweet Springs
was welcome visitor to our town Fri.
day. Gus anticipates Il fine season at
the Sweet this year, and we hope he
will not he disappointed.
Frank Irons and two sisters, Misses
Helen and Minnie, of Pickaway, Mon.
roe county, were the guests of theil
aunt, Mrs. Geo. ii. Lewis, at Savannah
Mill, this county, several days last week
Maj. b. +. Eakle and John a. Hand
ley, ESD, have returned from the great
Confederate reunion ut Nashville -
They declare the reunion Il great sue
Gees and the occasion Il most enjoyable
one.
At meeting of the State Lodge OF
MasOns held at Portland, Oregon. re
Gently, Fount Butcher, late of thi,
county, was elected Junior Grand War
den, as we learn from copy of tn,
OregOnidn.
Mrs. Phnbe L. Boggs, of Falling
Spring district, left last week for Red
key, Indiana, to visit her son and daugh
ter, Mr.. II. G. Boggs and Mrs. NJ. ID
McMillion, at that place. She will re
main until fall.
Prof. w. a. FrantZ, of Fayette, Mo.
joined his wife here last week, coming
on to attend the funeral of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Ann Montgomery, and t,
spend his vacation in the mountains. o
Virginia and West Virginia.
Mrs. w. l.. Armentrout will leay
Monday next to visit her son, Rey. Z
s. Armentrout, in Pennsylvania, who's
daughter is sick. She will also visi
her son in Delaware and her daughte
in Virginia before returning home.
Mrs. Thos. j. Arnold and daughter
Miss Isabel, and two sons, Thoma
and Eugene, of San Diego, California
are here for the heated term, stoppin,
at Mrs. III. X. Withrow's, on Lee street
She is a relative of Gen. Stonewal
Jackson.
Misses Lucy and Lily Fry left Tues
day night to join their mother an
grandmother in their home in low
City, Iowa. Miss Lily will stop off a
Chicago to visit friends short time. =
These young ladies have many friend
here who will much regret their d.
parture from Lewisburg.
Prof. John w. Davis, of ClarksbuIe
who for the last two sessions, has bee
one of the teachers of Law in Wast
ingtOn and Lee University, has retire
from that institution and Will begi
the practice of his profession ut Clark.
burg. We predict for him an honor;
BILE and brilliant career at the bar
Mr.. Davis is brother of Mrs. job
y. Preston, of our town.
Henry A. Nawter, of Hans Creel
Monroe county. was the guest of job
Goodall, near town, Il couple of da,
last week. Mr.. Vawter informs l
that the recent earthquake caused SON
considerable changes i'm several sprin.
III his neighborhood. The sulphI
spring OH the premises Of Peter LareN
II near neighbOr, completely disappeart
or ceased to flow, and still remains
that condition. This is a great loss
Mr.. Larew, as it was in high repute an
attracted numbers of visitors TO h
place every summer. Mr.. Vawter
own spring ran muddy water (,
twenty-four hours, while that of NJ
VIM. Miller, another neighbor, WI
increased In volume about one. thil
and still keeps 1T up. He also says u
Gray Sulphur, near Peterstown, WI
also largely increased in volume.