Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-01

while iointins plank on joining
machine. The plank slipped and
his fingers were caught and nipped
oil in a twinkling. DR.. S. II. Austin
dressed the wounds and will prob
ably save one of the injured fingers.
White Sulphur Democrats have
organized Il Cleveland and Thur
man Club with John +. Caring as
President and Capt. l.. +. Morris rs
secretary. Henry $ Walker went
over from here and addressed the
Club on the night Of the Goth.
George y. Briggs. Of Huntington.
is advertising his fine Greenbricr
farm near Frankford for sale.
The Democrats OF this town and
vicinity organized a Cleveland and
Thurman Club with Thos III Dennis
president. Henry Gilmer Vice Pres
idcnt, J. 5. Withrow Secretary and
J. NJ. Cunningham Treasurer. The
Club is preparing for Il grand bar
bacuc and political demonstration
in October. The Club raised Il poll
1OS feet high yesterday with Il
rooster. and Cleveland 4 Thurman
banner at the top.
In the Old Stone Church last
evening Miss Mamie X. Austin. cid
est daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. ChaS
y. Aust in was married to Silas l..
Howard, of Hastings, Neb. The
ushcrs were l.. l.. Bell, Clarence
Dickson. Ed. II. Henry and NJ. r.
Rcnick. Mrs John +. Estill played
the wedding march. The attcn-
dants were Misses Birdie, Annie.
Amanda and Minnie Austin, Dora
Mcpherson. Brownie Mays, Jane
Handley and Leila Dickson. Rev.
ID. T.. FricrSOn oiliciated.
Mrs. r. L Hudson is advertising
Il large stock of millinery for sale
at auction on the 10Th.
The Lewisburg Sextctte Band,
under the leadership of b. A. Rapp.
is now making very creditablc
music. The band scrcnaded Hon.
Henry S. Walker on his arrival here
Hon. Jas. +. Clark. Postmaster at
ColumbiaSulphur, has shown our
Anthony's Greek correspondent
some very fine sweet potatoes grown
by him weighing four pounds each
Squire S. r.. Hill is seriously sick
at his home at Anderson.
| Rev. A. A. p. Neal, of Shepherds
town, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
j. II. Light at Anderson. Mr. Neal
brought three girls with him who
matriculaled in the A. G.. l.,
Mrs. S l. Price is visiting kin and
old friends in Augusta county.
Col. Il. S. Turk arrived here from
Wichita, Kansas, this week.
Col VIM Proctor Smith has gone
to Baltimore.
Capt. JOS. S. Crane, having given
up his work at White Sulphur. will
winter ut his home near Rupert.
| JAS. e.. Mcpherson was in Siaun-
ion last Sunday
Abe Bright, of our town. recent
~ passed ii very crcditablc cXa.m-
nation before the State Board of
Pharmacy. He had been under the
training of Our townsman, o. p.
Sydenstrickcr.
Miss Ella Williams. stopping with
l.. }. Williams. is taking lessons in
painting III The l.. +.
Col. J. w A Ford attended the
Augusta county Fair at Staunton.
i Capt. J. W. Johnston, Geo. Il Ar
gabrite and Samu'l G. Bright will
leave in few days TO attend the
Cincinnati Exposition.
Rev. WIN. McC. Miller Moderat-
ed the Presbyicry at Hillsboro IasI
week Rev J C. Barr and J w Holt
and Elders j W Arbucklc- land ! w
Ruddell were nominated as Com
missioncrs to the next meeting OF
The General Assembly. The Pres.
bytcry resolved on semi-centin.
NAL celebration at Lewisburg next
April at which Rev. Nj. l.. Lacy
Rev. J G. Brown, Rev ID S Syden,
stricken, Rev e. Barr and Rev. w
L Price will deliver addresses on
subjects then assigned them.
Died: AT Ronccvertc on Sept
%. '%S. Miss Make Eagle, aged Is
years.
, On Sept. ~. 'SS at her home in
Webster county, Mrs. Eliza IIinklc
wife of Samuel !Iinklc and daughter
of the late Daniel McMilIion, OF
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