Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

ton: s. p. Patteson. Richmond; +
II. Hill. Marlinton: Thos. y. Read.
Hinton.
Harry Caliison left Tuesday Tor
Detroit, Mich. to enter the Michi-
gan State Auto School for Il three
months training.
Mrs. Walter Brant. we learned yes
tcrday. was suffering severely with
appendicitis at her home on Car
rol Hill and was preparing to leave
ut once for 4 hospital.
Mrs. James Laing who has been
confined to her bed for several
weeks, but until Wednesday seem
ed to be improving. suffered a
that day a slight stroke of facial
paralysis. alarming her family.
All the absent members of the
family were summoned home and
are now with her--T. X. .,I.aing. OF
Raleigh, DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Spcas,
Ct Meetings.. and Mr.. and Mrs. e..
y. McWlhorttir, of Charleston.
There were indications Of improve
mcnt in Mrs. Laing'S condition YES
tcrdaN
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. y. McWhort-
CT have moved back to Lcwisburg
from Charleston, arriving here We'd
ncSday. They will occupy Char
Hes home on German street. lately
occupied by C.. l.. Carr and family,
who will move into the cottage
house oil Jefferson street bought
of \. X. fIouck. Charlie will be as
sociated with S. y. Pace in the law
practice. We all give him and
his wife very cordial welcome
back to the old burg.
II. E.. I.arcw, Of Iowa City, son Of
T.. Scott l.arcw, formerly of this
county, IS here stopping at the Lew
lSburS Hotel. He left Grecnbricr
with his father when he was only
four Years old. Mr.. sLarew saws
his fIthvr is thinking Of returning
to Grccnbricr and he is looking a
round with 4 view to Il possible
purchase of Il farm.
Miss Edith Patton. Of Roncevcrlc,
is the guest Of Mrs. Ed. Wicklinc,
III Huntington, for two or three
! weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Tim
norman. vino had been here four
months with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Zimmerman. returned
Monday to Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Edgar Mclaughlin is at home
from The liygeia Hospital, Rich
mond. Va. improved in some re-
spects.
Mrs. Davis Whitsel. of Harrison
burg, Va, and Mrs. w. f. Luck of
Hinton, were recent visitors in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Hrrn
at Baker Mills.
Ray Bell, wife and child arc
here from their home in Kentucky
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mollie
Bell.
Mrs. II. T. Bell is visiting her
friend Miss Messenger. in Washing
ton.
Judge w. ii Sawyers and II. r..
Ratliff, Of Hinton, in Lcwisburg OH
bushes Monday. we're pleasant
callers ut this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. of
the Meadows, have gone to St. Au-
Sustinc, Fla, to visit their son,
| Lawrence Lewis, at Kirksidc. the
old Flaglcr home there. Young MIR
Lewis is now identified with the
East Florida Ry.
Mrs. Maude IneZ Fcamstcr, with
her Two children, on the way TO
! Germany to join her husband, Col.
| Claude y. FeamStcr, of the l.. S.
| ArIn,. was a passenger on the gov
eminent transport Powhatan. en-
route 10 Antwerp, which, lightlcss
and hcatcss. 700 miles out from
New York in Il very rough sea,
with her engines dead as a result
of leak which had flooded her
boilers leaving the vessel in great
peril. Was finally with all the other
passengers taken off the Powhaian
and "lac"" on the Northern Pacific
! Mrs. Feanlstcr is we'll known here
where she lived for some time
+. l.. Bell left for Blucfield YES
tcrday to attend stockholders
meeting Of a company in which he
is interested.
Miss Icic VI. Osborn, daughter
! Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Osborn, of
Sewrll Valley. this week returned
TO DunSmorc Business College. at
Staunion, TO complete The business
course. Ii will be remembered that
Miss lcjc was stricken with fever
during The last session Of ID. y. G..
which prevented hcr graduation.
Lieut.. Carroll ID. McClung. Of The
! L. 5. Air Service and who served
two Years in France, arrived at his
| fathers home at Rupert Monday,
having been honorably discharged
at Camp Dix, y J.