Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29

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spend the month of September
fishing in the Grecnbrier and other
wise enjoying Las vacation.
T. Rev. Il. a. .lur-iH and family are
back from a visit TO his father and
mother at BlacLsburg, Va.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Mas
ters, of Lewisburg, on Aug. 18th, a
fine 12-pound boy.
Tuesday afternoon late Jos. E.
Bass, while in his garden gathering
mess of corn, was stricken with
severe pain between the shoulder
blades and became unconscious. DR..
Beard was called in and tho still
confined to his bed, MIR. Bass is re-
covering.
After spending the summer here
the following persons this week re-
turn to their various homes: Mrs.
kuhu oDeWitt, Mo-; Miss Lindsay
to st. Louis, Mo-; Misses Emma
Clifton Rucker and Roberta Parks
to Keytesville, Mo.
Miss Katie Worsham and her
niece, Miss Hanna, have returned
from a six weeks visit TO reatiyes
In Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Ken
lucky.
Miss Agnes Stephens is here from
Bluefield spending her vacation
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H.
/. Stephens.
Miss Thelma Jenkins is visiting
friends in Staunton, Va.
Miss Lois Landers has returned
TO her home here from a long So
journ in Charleston.
w. A. Hogue, of Richmond. repre-
senting the Warren Brothers Com
pany Bitulithic Pavement, was a
business visitor here yesterday. He
is son of the late DR.. Hogue. of
Charleston.
At the request of Gen. Julian S.
Carr commanding the department
OF the army Of Northern Virginia,
U. Z. ", Gen. Peyton has recon-
mended to him Mrs. jamie S. Price
Dice as sponsor, with Miss Rebecca
Hunter as her maid of honor, at the
general Confederate reunion in At
lanta, Ga, in October.
Geo. Anderson and family, late
of Charleston, have moved to Lew
isDurg and are now occupying the
Judge Dice property recently
bought by him. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Anderson, sister of Mrs George AL
derson, came up with the family
this week.
Miss Martha Campbell, of Lexing-
ton, Va, is a guest of her brother.
+. H. Campbell, here.
Hugh Donnally came up from
his home at High Springs, Fla, last
week to see his sister, Miss Sallie,
and to return with his family who
nave been guests of Miss Sallie for
some weeks.
Mayor w. r. Burdette, Marion
Stratton, Mrs. Hattie Mccoy and
Mrs. NJ. d. Bare were at Webster
Springs this week as witnesses in
the Federal court in a case of the
government against Miss Wheeler
of this county, charged with rails,
ing a one dollar bill to a ten.
Mrs. w. G. Caperton and son
CASTOR, of Raleigh county, are here
on visit to her parents, DR.. ant
Mrs. 5. II. Austin. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Caperton, of Rush Run, are
also the Doctors guests.
Jas. w. McAvoy, formerly of the
Meadows, this county, and Mr.. Keg
ley, county agricultural agent Of
Fayette county. took in the short
horn show at the Tuckwiller farm
Mrs. B. c. Barker and daughters
Misses Winifrede and Elizabeth, o.
Parsons, Kan, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. C. L. Moses. a
Scarbro, Fayette county, were
guests this week of her brother. S
Z. Johnson, west of Lewisburg
They left Wednesday night accom-
panied by Misses Mary and Mimi.
Johnson to see the sights of thu
Nations capital before returning tt
their home in Kansas.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Carlton. o.
baltimore, and Misses Katie Heath
Jean Chernault and Katherine Dew
of Richmond, are guests this weel
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Watts in thu
Richlands.
MIR. and Mrs. o. N. Miles were
mere from Pocahontas county Tues
day on their way to the meetins
Of Greenbrier Presbytery at Gar
Mills.
DR.. J. r. Tuckwiller and famiI,
OF townsville, this state, accom-