Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

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ut home from Ohio.
Chas, A. Burns and son. Louis,
are Iii Charleston this week.
Miss lleta Gilmer, II. n. has re-
turned from a visit to her friend,
Miss Julia Johnson, near Anderson.
Mrs. Harry Thompson, of Char
lesion, is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. A. Burns.
Harry Jackson, of Logan, was
mere Sunday and Monday the guest
OF his father, Vim. G.. Jackson.
Mrs. David McCorklc, of Charles
ton, is here the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Anderson.
Little Miss Catherine McWhorter.
who has been i'll with typhoid fever
is reported better.
Mrs. }. \. Caldwell, with her
daughter, Miss Anne, is contemplate
ing trip to St. Louis 10 visit her
son, Jas. II. Caldwell, and family.
Robert Mason, of Hampton. Va,
son OF the late Horatio Mason and
nephew OF Mrs. J. w. Harris, of our
town. died at the home of his moth
er at Jctt, KY, last Sunday.
ID. NJ. Callison. of Trump Valley
Farm" Beard, Pocahontas county.
left Tuesday night for Lexington,
KY to attend sale of registered
stock.
o. b. Coffman, of Lewisburg:
Hon. A. B. c. Bray and Mr.. Hutch
inson, of Ronccvertc, were i'm Hunt
lngton this week taking their final
degrees in Missionary.
Mrs. r. J. Walkup, of Rcnick. and
Mrs. Emmett Tyree, of Frankford,
have returned from Parkersburg,
where they had been visiting Dr..
and Mrs. {. w. Albert.
The Misses Dickson delightfully."-
entertained large number of their
friends yesterday afternoon at
Mountain Home, near White Sui
phur, in honor of their brother,
Hunter Dickson, and his bride.
Anthony Burns, after spending a
week here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. A. Burns, left Sunday
night for Washington, where he
holds a position in the War Depart
ment.
Mrs. S. II. Wiley and her son, S.
c., from Kansas, who were visiting
Kin in Grccnbrier, in company with
another son, E. &. Wiley, of Smoot,
have returned from very pleas
ant visit with her son, Rev. J. p.
Wiley, at Mt. Crawford, Va.
Wade Fl. Coffman came up from
Lcewood, Kanawha county, and
spent Thanksgiving with his father,
}. ). Coffman, southwest of town.
Jesse Coifman, who has been suffer-
ing from pneumonia, is now much
improved, though not yet able to
| leave his bed.
Is. &. Spencer, who has been con-
Quoting operations on the Sam'l G..
Beard farm north of town for the
past two years or more, is moving
this week to the Lobclia communi-
~ OF P0cahOntas county, TO take
charge OF n. s. Arbucklc'S farm
there.
Rev. Absalom Knox, who has
been in Anderson The past two
weeks assisting in Il very successful
meeting at the NJ. f. Church, Senth,
expects TO return home tonight. Mr..
Knox asks us To- announce THAI he
viii preach both morning and cv-
cning at the Lcwisburg MetIpsdist
Church next Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Cary Fcamstcr, who
mad been visiting her sister, Mrs.
X. ). Turk, at Slaunton. lefi Fri
day for Philadelphia where she will
spend some time will, her dsugh-
! Ter, Miss Ophclia Fcansler. Miss
Rosalind Sibold accompanied her
to Philadelphia and will 90 from
! there to New York City, where she
will enter training at Bellevue and
! allied hospitals preparatory to
taking the prescribed course for a
trained nurse.
J. John Knox, of Lcwisburg, who
has been assisting in special SER
vices in some Of the Southern Meth
odist churches of this county. spent
q day or two in Shephcrdstown
THIS week, renewing acquaintance
with his old friends. Mr.. Knox,
who will III himself for the min
istery, graduated from Randoiph-
Macon College last spring, and will
resume his studies later on.-Shep-
hcrdstown Register.
Henry Gilmer, Judge Thos. ".
Shields and +. II. Campbell. who
with others, had spent about two
weeks in Arkansas hunting on The
Mississippi, Arkansas and White
rivers got back home last Saturday
after very enjoyable though some
what strenuous time. They killed
no big game but enough small game,
turkeys, ducks, squirrels, etc, for
many a sumpiuous feast in camp.
| Mr.. Gilmcr, who took three Of his
! Ayrcuale lOuS with him LOST iyyo of