Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-03-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Sister who was very sick.
John Littlcpagc. late Of Asbury,
has rented the l.. l.. Warren house
and located here. lie is an agent
for the Dclco Light Company and
YOU will no doubt soon see and hear
more of him and his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lcgg. of Long
mont, Colorado, who had been with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Legg,
north of town for about two months
returned to Longmont last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Green, Of
Ronccverte, left last week fcr-Wash-
ington, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. August. Latter
iney will go to Baltimor. and Penn
Sylvania. Mr.. Green and Mr.. August
both married daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Graves.
| Rev. Robert Is. Hudson, of Sinks
Grove has been elected President
of the Monroe Farm Bureau in
place of G. Paul Hcavencr, Of
Peterstown, who resigned. MIR.
hudson is q leader I'M this work
and in civic Improvement in gem
cral.
G. f. Cox who has been with the
Virginia Western Power Company
here has resigned his position and
the vacancy is being filed by Lloyd
Is. OFT who hiss been in the employ
ment of the company for some time
ut Ronchvcrtc,
Porter Boyd is Il candidate for
rRRI1rfinn IN tl,n L.
III Monroe county and if he is nomi-
mated and reelected the court will
continue to have an efficient clerk,
Miss Bertha Hupdlcy who is TAX
ing a business course at Roanoke,
Virginia, came home Monday to help
nurse the flu patients in her fathers
family at Clintonvillc. She is Il
daughter Ct w. L. Hundley and is
well known rs former teacher in
this county.
Wayland and Ashby Feamster
were here Wednesday from Blak-
ers Mills on business and gave us an
appreciated call.
c. r. Clingman who has been
here for some weeks stopping with
Mr.. Judy, at the Lewisburg Hotel,
left for Durbin Tuesday. He is
nearly we'll Of the severe injury
re received at mill in Pocahontas
county more than Il year ago.
4. c. Fulwiler, son of "Dick"
Fulwiler, Of RAIDERS Valley, has
given UP his position at Logan, this
state, to accept position with the
Atlantic and Pacific Tea and Spice
Company, at Richmond, Virginia.
Last Friday he and his wife, after,
spending a while with his parents,
passed through Lewisburg on their
way to Richmond but will stop over
near Gordonsville, Va, to visit his
wifc'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Crummctt, for few days.
Hon. and Mrs. Reuben NJ. Roddic,
Attorncy-at Law, Ada, Oklahoma,
came the first Of the week to visit
their son Cadet Roddie, of the G. p.
NJ. S., who was quite sick, and their
daughter, 4 student in the Seminary
Mr. Roddie was one of the pioneers
Ct Oklahoma, going there from Pu-
| laski. Tenn, his native town. He
is the son of confederate veteran
and 4 stallnch Democrat. For eight
years he served as member of the
Oklahoma State Senate and helped
10 formulate the laws made TO give
force and effect to tho various pro
visions of the States first constitu-
ton. He is highly intelligent, most
agreeable gentleman, whose ac-
quaintance we were glad to make.
Mr.. Roddie will return at once to
Oklahoma but Mrs. Riddle will
probably remain here till the close
Of the school session.
ID. r. Thomas, whose condition
IS notwithstanding from day to
day, was extremely low We'd
Desday afternoon late but he rallied
again and Yesterday was somewhat
relieved. The trouble is with thcun-
steady action of his heart which
gives His family great anxiety.
Uriah Hevcncr, Jr having died with
out a will, his father-in-Iaw, H. C..
Skaggs, has qualified in Pocahontas
county as his administrator. Mrs.
Hcvener will probably move with
her family to reside with her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Neel, of Gap
Mills spent Saturday and Sunday
here with her father John J. Echols.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Russell have
returned from Parkcrsburg where
both were ill with the flu, are
improving nicely now.
Major II. Frazier, returning to
Richmond from business trip to
Chicago, stopped over for two or
three days at Thornwold this week.
His son, Capt. William Frazier, who
is at The Walter Reed Hospital,
Washington where the severe
wound he received in France is
still being treated, a few days ago,
whils on leave NJ absence in Rich
mond underwent an operation at The