Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-05-23

! r f1oluST Whites from CleF-
mont. Florida. that he and his fam
lily are on their way to Greenbrier-
whether for tile summer or to remain
he does not say.
VIM. E. Fulwiier has returned
from overseas and is with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Fulwider.
at Caldwell, having been honorably
| discharged from. the army at Camp
Meade, Nd. He had been in the ser
vice nineteen months. ten Of which
were overseas with the famous
Rainbow Division. He was on the
tt'hampagne. C],atcau-Thierry, ST.
Mihiel, Argonne. and Sedan fronts
| and also on the Rhine with the army
CT occupation. He went through the
turmoil without scratch. He, came
home on the Leviathan which mar
:owly missed mine off tie American
coast
Rev. Du Bose will 60 to Franksord
next Sunday morning, where he will
take part in the installation Of the
Rev. Thos. II. .Wix, pastor of the
Presbyterian church there.
Mss Addie Shaughnessy returned
to her home at Frankfort last Sun
day from Hinton, where she had been
teaching in the Hinton High School
for the session just closing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Comstock
are guests Of his brother, H. w., at
the latter's home here this week.
John S. Crawford writes that he
had arrived with his family at their
new home at Enid, Okla, and all are
pleased with the country. 1t looks
good and is prosperous
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Morris have
received word of the arrival of their
son, Sergeant Forrest J. Morris, from
overseas. He is now stationed at
Camp Meade, Md, awaiting his dis
charge.
Miss Rosalird Sibold is visiting
her sisters, Miss Maysie, at Roanoke
Va: and Mrs G. E. Perkins, at Kings
port. Tennessee.
James Slbold returned last week
from Boston, Indiana, where he had
been working.
Miss Annie F!cdrick. who has heen
visiting her parents at Anderson,
spent a short time at Hinton with
friends, and then left for Kaymoor
where she holds a position.
M w. Zimmerman, of the Green
brier Independent, at Lewisburg, has
| worked as a printer as long, if not
longer, than any man in the state. He
has been in continuous service as an
employe in the Independent office for
SO years. Mr.. Zimmerman is a man
of bright intellect and has always
kept we'll posted on the affairs upper
| most In the minds of the people. He
gathered data for years for the pur-
pose of writing and compiling a his
tory of Greenbrier county, but has
never had time to complete the work
He is, perhaps the best posted man
on Greenbrier's pioneer history re-
siding within it's confines today. May
his shadow never grow less.-Hinton
ndependent-Herald.
Edgar B. Creigh, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred E. Creigh, whose inter-
esting letters in this paper and the
News. readers of these papers have
no doubt enjoyed, has been honorably
discharged from the army and he and
his wife are now guests of his par
ents at Ronceverte.
c. E. Beman was taken suddenly
i'll recently with acute appendicitis
fand Immediately went to the Clifton
! Forge hospital where he underwent
successfr' ~--"--".'"- He Is now
rapidly recovering and expects to be
at home shortly.
Lester White returned home this
wool after several months service
~-'~"seas. Lester saw some Of the
real fighting in the Meuse-Argonne
region and looks none the worse for
| his experience.
Young keT!la LiveSay, who reach
ed home some days ago from service
| in France, and who had been con-
fined to the house since his return,
went to the Huntington Hospital
Monday. where he will be under the
care Of DR.. Wells. the eye, ear and
nose specialist. Kenna's many White
Sulphur friends hope he may soon
| be restored to health.
From recent copy Of the Wyom-
Ing State Tribune published at Chey-
enne, we learn that Lowell Yeager,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Yeag-
er, formerly Of Pocahontas county,
had just graduated from the Univer-
sity Of Missouri with honors. Mr..
Yeager completed four year course
| in the college Of arts and science in
three years and was among the fif-
teen seniors who were elected to Phi
Beta Kappa, one of the highest of
academic honors. He has been
studying electrical and chemical en-
cheering at the university.
G. G. Lawson, Esq, who several
years ago moved from Meadow Bluff
to Ohio, writes us that he has sold
his farm in that state, near Langs-
Vile, and bought one near Athens to
which he has moved His farm 10