Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-09-12
Personal MENTION.

Lewis Smith has returned TO his
home in Georgia after spending
SON. ne here with relatives.
Husscn Do: cl is here from
Inorganic VI, :: IL also Ee:i.o1 Dot
son and family. OF ashland. Ky.
Miss SUSIE Lacy LEFT Monday to
assume the du,ies of Principal of
Stonewall jackson College at Abb
ingdon, Va. She had been reelected
Dean Of the Woman's College at
Charlotte, y. c., but had been re-
leased in order that she might &C
cept her present position.
Mrs. Sallie Garrctson and Miss
Annie McCleary are guests of +.
Herbert Mays.
Steele and Orion Callison will
leave in Il few days to enter Roam
okc College at Salem. Va.
County Assessor Everett b. Mil
Ter, on Aug. 9th, fell a distance of
about twenty feet TO the ground
when The limb of crab apple tree
on which he was standing broke
under his weight. One rib was
broken and he was otherwise pain
fully hurt, but his many friends will
be glad TO know he is now we'll on
me way TO recovery.
Prof. II. O. Curry, who had been
a patient in the Hinton hospital for
the past month, is now at his home
on The way to complete recovery.
Prof. J. n. Hoylman, of Monroe
county, an experienced teacher for
llNe years as superintendent of the
public schools Of Princeton, Mer-
Ger county, has been elected Prin-
cipal of the Roncevcrte public
schools, now open for nine-month
term.
Sergeant Ira H. Cochran, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell NJ. Cochran,
OF Ronceverte, has returned from
eighteen months service with Uncle
Sam s Army overseas, and is now
at the home of his parents. Ira &C
Quilted himself creditably while in
the service, and leaves it with a
record CT which he can Justly feel
proud.
Misses Eleanor Ocheltree and
Mildred Franz, of Pasadena, Cali
fornia, have arrived in the city to
enter Lewisburg Seminary. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
q. b. Ocheltree, who are on an cx-
tended tour of the East.
Mrs. r. NJ. Roddie, of Ada, Okla,
will reach Lewisburg Saturday, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Nadine, who will matricultc at the
Lewisburg Seminary.
Mrs. Christy, of Charleston, is
guest of Miss Jayne RAIDER.
Miss Dollie Zopp, trained nurse,
is suffering from typhoid fever at
the home of her father near Rupert.
Hon. Brown NJ. Yeager, of Poca-
hontas county, was here on bust
ness Wednesday and pleasant
caller at this office.
MIR. and Mrs. Eye, of Los Angeles,
Calf, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ID. McCutcheon, of Redwood,
were in Greenbrier this week, Mr..
Eye having been former resident
of this and Nicholas counties.
Mrs. Flournoy and son, Parke
Flournoy, Of Charleston, are here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Nj. Preston.
George Marrs returned last week
from an extended trip through
Southwest Virginia, Tennessee and
eastern Kentucky.
II. b. Beury, Esq, of Bcury. Fay
elite county, having rented for the
winter the residence of DR.. f. S.
Moomau here, moved his family
here this week. He is here TO send
his boys to the q. p. NJ. S. where
he had them last wiDtpr
Miss Elizabeth Mathews returned
last week from visit to her friend
ana clasSmate at the Colonial
School in Washington. Miss Lillian
Schmctt, who came home with the
former and is now her guest.
JOScphuS Osborne, who had been