Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

full operation for appendicitis at John
Hopkins Hospital 4 few weeks ago.
Her many friends are glad to know
she Is recovering so nicely.
Miss Matte Iinkle has returned
to her home near linus after few
weeks visit to friends and relatives
in Virginia.
James Stockdale, Esq. the Irish
gentleman who spent January and
February here. leaving early IL
March on his return to his home at
Clougher. Ulster, writes under date
| OF March 21st. from the Lapland.
near Liverpool. saying that he had Il
| tine voyage over, finuing many de-
lightful people on board who showed
him many kind attentionce, not for
! gettiEg to honor him on ST. Patrick's
day with lovely chocolate cake at
lunch. tastefully bedecked in green
S. r. Rider, OF Nicola. was here
Tuesday on legal business.
II. L. Van Sickler came Saturday,
from Detroit, to visit his family
Lieutenant Vallie Russell, Of this
place, has been promoted recently to
the position Of Captain in the Ameri-
can EXpeditiOnary Forces.
The latest news Of Rev. w. W.
Pharr in France is that he hopes to
reach home sometime in April. He
has been called for full time as pas
tor of the Mt. Hope Presbyterian
Church.-Fayette Tribune.
Judge Andrew S. Alexander, of the
intermediate Court of kanawha
county, who has been in a Baltimore
Hospital for several months, informs
his friends in Charleston that he is
improving slowly and hopes to get
back home in the near future. He
has undergone several operations and
For some time his friends were very
uneasy about him. The judge with
his family, spent a part of last sum-
mer mere and made many pleasant
acquaintance among our people. He
| married Miss Sue Mann. of Fort
Spring, this county.
Jesse Owens, formally of the Cald-
we'll community, now of Ronceverte,
is ut home having been honorably
discharged from the army He was
with the 4th Cavalry Division sta
toned at Samfordyce, Texas.
Harper NJ. Smith, of the Bank OF
Renick. was here Tuesday and quail
fed as a notary public in the County
Court
DR.. H. L. Beard having been dis
charged from the service got home
last week and was warmly welcomed
by his many friends. He left this
week for New York where, as usual
with him, he will take special
courses in professional work.
Miss Helen Warwick, OF Frank
fort, KY, came over from school at
Staunton and spent a week or ten
days with her cousin Mrs. T. r.
Burke.
G. A. Burns OF Meadow Bluff. re-
turned last week from Il trip to New
port News, Virginia.
Homer c. Hedges, Of the 10th En-
gineers, having been returned from
France and discharged, Is now at his
home near Meetings., this county.
John A. Sullivan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, lately return
ed from France. and w. r. Morgan,
from Newark, n. j., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 'Girard Morgan, have both been
discharged and are now at home.
Miss Margaret Harrison spent last
week with her sister, Miss Kitty, here
and returned to Baltimore this week.
]. NJ. Skaggs, Esq, returned Mon
day from a weeks stay at the Uni
| vcrsity hospital, Charlottesville. Va,
having gone over to consult the emf
nent physicians there.
Ernest Reynolds. from Lynchburg
| Va, and his brother Tom, from
| Beckley, spent two days this week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| A. Reynolds, at Ronceverte.
Mrs. John A. Preston is at home
after an extended absence in New
York;, Clarksburg, Charleston and
other points.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews, from
school in Washington, ID. c., is TAX
ing few days OF post-examination
rest at her home here.
w. G. Ratliff, who had been in
| businss here for ten or twelve years.
possibly longer, moved his family to
Bluefield this week.
Miss Mary McCue Price, who had
spent the winter in the service of
INC HoVeTHilell at railway, ~. D.,
returned last week to her home at
Stuart Manor.
Miss Kathleen Handley, mechani-
cal draftswoman in Uncle Sans
Navy, Is here this week visiting old
! friends, who were delighted to see
! her.
Major Clarence Mccain McMurray
just back from the American army
in France, where he saw much hard