Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-15

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Park.
! Mrs. y. c. Cyrrison and her SIS
! Ter, Miss jos. IL Johnston. after a
short visit TO their aunt, Mrs. Thos.
II. Dennis, havcs returned to their
homes at Morganiown.
/ Miss Susie Larue returned to her
home at Renick this week from
Ashville. n. Co.,, whittier she had
taken Mrs. I. NJ. Fuller for treat
ment. She reports Mrs. Fuller as
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Elliott, of
Baltimore, are spending his vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Mel
son, here.
Frank Borgess. is at his home
at Blue Sulphur. He was overseas
for ten months, served in the nth
! \. 5. Infantry, and was in the Ar
Gonne drive, where he was wound
ed in the hip. He says he ordered
/ three Germans from a dugout and
they came after him; One of them
he shot, but before he finished the
other two one of them bayonetted
him in the hip. He cannot speak
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can Ped Cross.
| MIR. and Mrs. r. II. Allen, of Elk
ms, are guests, of her uncle, Hon.
Jno. w. Arbuckle, here. -
Mrs. r. L. Callison and son, Jas,
of Boundsbrook, \. j., after a visit
Of few days in the home of Rich
ard Callison, on Lee street, will
leave shortly for their home. D..
Nj. Callison, of Beard, also spent
a couple Of days in the same home.
Rev. S. McC. Seig, who has been
in Greenbrier for some time, is pre-
pairing to leave soon with his family
! for Fairfield, Va, having accepted
g call to the Presbyterian Church
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Comstock
! went down to Charleston Tuesday
10 attend farewell party given by
Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Anderson to their
friends in the city on the eve of
their departure for Lewisburg
where, having bought the Judge c.
s. Dice residence, they will esiab,
fish their home.
Mrs. William Lewis Lipps, and
little daughter, Emma Lewis, of
Alexandria, Va, are guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Henry w. Lipps, here.
Hubert n. Pare is here from
Charleston spending his vacation.
j. w. Maxwell has returned from
a business stay Of several days at
Roanoke, Va.
Marshall Johnston and Marshall
Jennings motOred over from Union
last Sunday afternoon bringing with
them Miss Jessie Johnston, who had
been guest in the home of Hon.
Albert S. Johnston several days.
Miss Catherine Baldwin, who had
been the guest Of her uncle, Major
Harry Frazier, at Thornwold, for
a week or more, returned last Fri
day to her home in Chicago.
l.. Stuart Creigh, of Ronceverte,
lately returned from France, left
Wednesday of last week for Colum-
bus, Ohio, to accept a position with
the N. & w. BY. Co. at clerical
work.
Fred w. Snyder, of Richmond, is
in town this week on his way home
from visit to his mother, Mrs. A.
4 G. Snyder, at Eldorado, this State.
Harry Jackson, who had been for
some months working in this Office,
left the first of the week for Point
Pleasant where he will again work
in printing office.
Rev. w. w. Pharr, having re-
turned from France, is in town this
week after three weeks stay at
his old home at Charlotte, N. G.. He
will 60 back TO his former field of
labor in Fayette county. While in
town he was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Comstock.
Judge Chas. S. Dice is here from
Washington, d. c., having as his
guest Geo. Gilmer Early, of Wash
ington, formerly of Halifax county,
Virginia.
DR.. Clifton F. McClintic is spend
ing several weeks at his old home
in Williamsburg district. In Sep
TENDER he will 90 to Detroit where
he has accepted professorship in
a medical college.
Mrs. Russell Dotson and daugh-
ter, of Morgantown, have been here
some days as guests in the home
of Mrs. A. J. Dotson.
Rev. and Mrs. Roswell Long, OF
Redwood, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Galley, of the same city, who had
come over to attend the Bible Con.
ference, were guests several days
of Hon. and Mrs. Lewis C.. William.
here.
Lieut.. Edward L. Blake surprised
his folks by arriving home at Ron.
ceverte most Unexpectedly Sunday
of last week from Camp Mills, N
y, where he had landed from over.
seas the Sunday, before. His arri
val had been anticipated some days
before, but having determined tc