Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-16
PERSONAL MENTION.


on business Monday.
Phil Thomas, having sold his ill.,
tcrest i'll the Grccnbricr Grocery
Company, ut Ronccvertc. has moved
his family to Lewisburg and has
taken charge of the Thomas (;roc-
cry Store. here, his father. ID. r.
Thomas, being too feeble TO give
his attention TO the business.
II. &. Skaggs, Capt. ]. NJ. Moore,
Jno. G.. Dotson, Revs. w. II. Du
Bose, r. l.. McKinnon and l.. w.
Phillips. attended Greenbrier Pres
hytcry at Marinion, This week.
Mrs. Mamie GRutchcr) Cornell,
formerly of Grccnbricr, is visiting
Tor some months her daughter in
New York City at 4GG w. 15Oth ST.,
and would be pleased to see any
of her old friends from Grecnbricr
who may be going to that city.
1. \. Sydenstrickcr. of the Farm
er's Supply Co., was in Pocahontas
on business this week.
Postmaster Anderson, of Alder
SON, went last week to Washington
to see his sister, Miss Alethca.
/, }. II. Clay and wife have returned
to, their home at Anderson from
spending the winter in Florida.
j. S. McWhorter and his daught-
CT, little Miss Margaret, visited his
father at Buckhannon, the latter
part of March. -
Mrs. ID. NJ. Armentrout and daugh-
ter. Miss Willie Sue, left Tuesday
morning to join Mr.. Armentrout at
Lenoir, North Carolina, where he
is doing mission work for Concord
Presbytcry.
Miss Caroline Jasper came home
for Easter from Fort Loudoun Sem
mary. Winchester, Va, where she
is at school ~.
Miss Daisy Armentrout, who grad
uated at Roanoke Business College,
has accepted a position in the Of
fees of the American Express at
Roanoke, Virginia.
Robt. l.. Sibold left this week
for Boston, Ind. where he has a
position with the railroad.
Miss Sallie Donnally is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Foster. in
Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Lillian Dotson left Wedncs-
day morning for Morgantown to
visit her brother, r. S. Dotson.
DR.. c. S. Coffman returns to-
night from Charleston where he has
been this week attending the Annual
Meeting OF Tho West Virginia Dental
Society.
Robt. II. Adams. secretary for the
million dollar endowment for
Washington s. Lee University, is in
Jacksonville. Fla, participating i'm
the campaign in that city. Mr..
Adams was, until June of last wear,
President of L.wisburg Seminary.
Jas. w. Dwyer, who had spent a
week or ten days here with his
family, left on the Nh inst, for
the Burk-Birnctte (TeNas} oil field,
where he is operating the Texas
Golden Oil Co.. of Grcenbricr.
Chase Doss. of New York City.
who came home to attend the tuner
al of his mother. Mrs. Ledona V.
DOss, Of Meadow Bluff, has return
cd to his home.
X. l.. l.. Wood, of the Grccnbricr
Mercantile Co.. whose health of late
has been far from satisfactory, went
over 10 Richmond Wednesday, last
week. 10 consult physicians there.
He has not yet returned.
Mrs. +. l.. Bell went over TO WAY
ncSborO, Va, last week where she
is visiting Mrs. Ed Arbucklci and
other friends there.
Miss Margaret Inglcs, a former
teacher for three years in The Sem
mary here was in Lewisburg last
week from Washington the guest
Of Miss Lena Lacy and other friends
in the community.
+. 5. Mooniau who has been Suf-
fcring with rheumatism has re-
turned from Richmond where he
was greatly benefited by the treat
ment taken.
Geo. w. Warren, Esq, Of Beck
ley, spent the forenoon in Lewis
burg Tuesday on the way to attend
the meeting Of Inc Grccrbrier Pres
bytery at Narlinton.
Mrs. Maymic Taylor, of Romeo
vcrle, who some days ago UNDER
went q serious operation at The
Hinton Hospital, is improving and
expects to return home in The next
ten days.
W. Med. Johnstcn, Esq, his son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. &. Garrison. all Of Morgantown,
are gicsts Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II.
Dennis. Wednesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Dennis. they motorcd over
to Union, Mr.. JohEston'S old home,
to close up q matter of business in
the Circuit Court there. They leave
Tor home tomorrow morning.