Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Ruth Gillian is at home IN

MISS ruin Gillian is at home this
week from Huntington.
Mason Bell is over at Hampden
Sidney College on business.
Il. }. Carper, Esq, came, over from
Craig county, Wednesday,, to visit
his son Walter Carper.
! Mrs. II. F. Mays is spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. An
hrews in Lynchburg, Va.
Frank Hefner, Esq, and family
came up from Florida last week to
! spend the summer at MaNwelton,
VIM. b. McWhorter, a formr resi-
dent of our town, now Of Charles
ton. is in town this week.
Col. H. B. Moore took his mother,
Mrs. Ida Moore, to hospital last
Friday possibly for an operation.
Mason Knapp and S. V, Burgess,
OF this community were initiated
into the order of Shriners at Char
lesion one night last week.
Bradford Moves, Of Charleston.
and daughter, Miss Agnes, are here
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ar
buckle,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Rider. of
Nicola, came down Sunday to visit
Mrs. RS mother, Mrs. w. G.. Jack
son, who continues vry sick.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews is at
home from school in Washington.
She has with her as guest her
friend, Miss Jackson, of Washing
| ton.
Miss Jennie Thomas is here from
charleston, waiting on her mother.
Mrs. ID. r, Thomas, who is quite
Ill.
Miss Edith Zimmerman is at
nome from Huntington, where she
spent some time with her brother.
Clarence, and her sister, Mrs. A, S.
Ford.
Miss Gertrude Reynolds, of Ron
ceVeTte, Who spent a shor; time at
Hinton the guest of Miss Margaret
Jackson, left Monday for BcCklcy
to visit relatives.
DR.. Howard Arbucklc and FAM
lily arrived in Greenbricr for the
summer from Davidson, y. G.. Mrs.
Paisley came with them and is a
guest ut Stuart Manor.
II. T. Pollard, field agent of the
Louisville Christian Observer, was
In town Tuesday. He said he had
been with the Observer constantly
for so years.
Mrs. w. Z. r. Byrne, of Charles
ton, and Mrs. w. G. Caperton. of
Raleigh county. were here last
week TO be with their mother. Mrs.
5. II, Austin, who was seriously ill.
L. f. Beman, Of Ronceverte, who
recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Clifton Forge
Hospital is rapidly regaining his
strength
Miss Sue Lacy returned last week
from Queens College, n, c., of
which she was again elected Dean.
She left Wednesday night to visit
friends in Washington and Balti-
| more.
Ray NJ. Parker, his pharmaceu-
ticai school having closed. is now
mere ut the home of his parents, DR..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Parker, He will re-
turn to Richmond on the 18th to
accept a position for the summer
in drug store.
Henry Firth, of Louisiana. who
is we'll remembered by many here
as popular Studnt in the Bows
School here when first started in
the early ninetics by Thomas Gil
more, was here last week renewing
friendships and looking over the
scenes of by gone days.
Rev. and Mrs. Absalom Knox will
leave tomorrow for Ashland, Va,
to attcnt The commencement cxcr-
clscS OF Randolph-Alacon College.
Their son, Rev. John Knox, is a
member of the graduating class.
There will be no preaching services
at the Methodist church here Sum
day.
Mrs. II. 0. Curry, Of Fort Spring
district, has returned from Balti-
more where she had been several
weeks in the Maryland General
Hospital for treatment. Mr.. Curry
and little son, Harley, went to Bal
tlmore to accompany her home.
WIN. Taylor, son of Cos and
Harry J. Thomas, of Frankford, got
home last Saturday from army SER
vice in France. They served in a
machine gun company, of the seth
Division and saw much hard SER
vice at ChateauThierry, st. Mihiel
and in the Argonne. Both are in
fine condition. They left Lewis
burg May 25, 1913.
Samuel McCorklc, Esq, and
daughter, Mrs. Dunlap, of Rock
bridge county, Va, spent several
days during the past week with his
son Sam McCorkle of the Green
brier Clothing House here. Mrs.
Susanna McCorklc with her little
daughter went with them Monday
on their return home for visit of