Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-09-03
PERSONAL MENTION.


son, Charles who spent few days
with relatives here and at Coving-
ton, accompanied them home.
Mrs. Ida +. Moore and daughter,
Miss Willie, having summercd in
the family of her son-in-law, Major
McMurray, in Michigan, returned
this week to their home here at
the q. p. NJ S.
w. w. Hanson, of Asbury, and
w. A. Hanson and family, of Cow
lngton, Va, have returned from
four day touring trip through the
counties of Allegheny, Bath, Rock
bridge, Augusta, Albermarle, and
Nelson in Virginia, stopping at
many places of interest-Hot
Springs, Staunton, Harrisonburg,
Lexington, Natural Bridge, Waynes-
boro Goshen, etc. The country
was looking beautiful everywhere
and the drive was greatly enjoyed
by the party.
Miss Annie Hanna, OF Frankford,
| who recently underwent an opera
lion for appendicitis at the Marlin
ton Hospital has made good re-
covcry, and will soon return to her
home.
Mrs. f. w. Cook and little daugh-
Ter, Ida Lucille, from Versailles,
KY, and Mrs. Sue +. Hefner, from
lronton, Ohio, are visiting +. r.
Hefners at MaNwelton.
Miss Maysic Sibold after spending
her vacation at home here, has re-
turned 10 Roanoke, Va, where she
has position With the First Nation
| al Bank of that city.
Geo. w. Brandt, Esq, who for
the past two months has been in
John Hopkins's Hospital, Baltimore
was operated on last week and
when last heard from was doing
fine.
Mrs. George c. Manning, of Saw
annah, Ga, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam +. Manning. of Augusta, Ga,
have returned to their homes after
visit with their sister, Mrs. Henry
w. Lipps, near town.
}. H. Shaughnessy, of Frankford
left last Thursday night for Eastern
Markets where he will buy his fall
goods. Also, Mrs. Shaughnessy and
daughter, Miss Addie, left for a
visit to Hinton and Illumination.
Miss Addie will then resume her
work In the City Schools where
she has been teacher the past two
years.
}. E. Arehart and family of Frank
ford, are in Staunton visiting rela-
tives and incidentally taking in the
Staunton Fair.
Rev. w. T. Robinson, of the Union
Mission, Parkersburg, is assisting
n. w. Russell in ten-day revival
meeting at Highland Green this
week..
Attorneys attending the Circuit
| Court here Tuesday were Angus
Mcdonald, of Charleston, VIM. Z.
hammond, of Sutton and Fradk r.
Hill, of Marlinton, Democratic can
didate for the Circuit Judgship.
Capt. Oscar a. Price, of New
York, was pleasant visitor here
Tuesday.
James w. Dwyer has returned
from Texas.
Miss Christie Mauzy after three
weeks visit here. left this week for
New Jersey 10 be with her aunt,
Mrs. Eliza Mathews, who is sick.
Miss Saliie Lockett, of Frankford
hE" arrived here yesterday and is
inc guest OF her sister, Mrs. Richard
+. Bell. She has been employed as
a teacher in the Seminary, the
coming session.
Mrs. Roy Ruckcr and Mrs. Farley
and daughters, who had been with
her, left yesterday for their homes
at Scdalia, Mo.
Mrs. James w. McCIung and
children are absent in MARYLAND
visiting her people at IIiattsvillc.
Rev. Watkins Lacy left this week
Tor his home at PocomOkr. w. He
supplied MIR. Du Bosc's pulpit while
the latter was on q vacation-thc
pulpit so long occupied by his hon
ored and distinguished father, the
Late Kew. M. l.. Lacy, DID. Born and
reared here the people heard him
with more than ordinary interest
all agreeing that he was an earnest
able and highly interesting preach
er whose discourses were carefully
thought out and logically systemaf-
really clearly and forcibly deliver
ed.
Mrs. Arthur Lohmeyer is in Char
icSton Tor the weeks end stay with
her husband.
Clarence Hedrick, who has been
IN texas. for over year, is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-; j.. Hedrick, west Of town, for q
while.
Miss Ina Callison, OF Boundbrook
\. j., is visiting her uncle, Richard
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