Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
Culpeper, Va. He is much iInprov-

Culpeper, Va. He is much unprov-
cd after severe experience in the
hospital, and only lacks the full
recovery of his strength.
Miss Charlotte Mason is at home
here from service in the Walter
Reed Hospital. Washington, ID. C..
Price Coifman and daughter, Miss
Lillian, is back at their home at
Fort Spring from visit to re!a-
tives in Kansas.
Mrs. A. II. McFerrin and children
and Miss Mary Kenny, who have
been visiting Mrs. McFcrrin's par
ents in Greenbrier county, have re-
turned home.-MuriiniOn Journal.
John Raine, Of Rainelle, this coun-
ty. will leave August 2Sth for six
weeks trip to England, and the
continent. He will be accompanied
by Joe Raine, of Ironton, Ohio.
Mrs. Sallic Chittum and Mrs. Lon
Gilbert and daughter of Fort WAYNE
Ind, have returned to their homes
from visit with their kinsman,
G. Lynn Clark, at Nicola.
Miss Louise Dickson. of Elm, ~
c., is visiting Miss Title Skaggs.
DR.. J. l.. Early, of Roncevertc,
was taken to Il Baltimore hospital
for an operation for bladder trouble
on the 10th. He was considered
in a serious condition.
w. E.. Walton who attended the
Teachers Institute at Ronceverte
last week has been teacher in
the public schools of the county for
SIS years. There is probably not
another teacher in the common
schools of the county better quail
fled or having wider range of gen.
eral information.
Hon. George E. Price, of Charles
ton, spending a while at the White
came over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Caperton and worshipped with the
Presbyterians. being himself an eld-
er in the First Presbyterian Church
Of Charleston, and lawyer of high
standing at the bar and for many
years leading member of the State
Senate. He didn't look as if he
needed the vitalizing effects of
mountain ozone or White Sulphur
water.
George w. Warren of Beckley,
suffering with neuritis, and his son,
Mat, are spending while with old
friends at Union.
Miss Agnes Brown. of Dallas Texas
who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank RAIDER, of Lewisburg, spent
Tuesday of last week with friends
in her native town of Union, ac-
companied by MIR. James RAIDER.
Col. II. H. Andrew of New
York, whs back in the sos and
9O'S resided for several years at
Union il visiting old friends there
now.
MIR. w. T. Hess brought his wife
home from the Hinton Hospital last
Monday. She is still very sick.
Misses Maymie Humphreys and
Blanche Miller, of Greenville, w.
va, were visiting their friend, Miss
Lillian McNeer in the home of MIR.
d. l. Lips, last week.
Mrs. Lucy Ford Henning, of Oak
land, California, formerly of Lew
isburg, and her son, James, have
been visiting in Auburn, Placer
county, California, and while there
visited the grave of her uncle, the
late Jake Byrd, to view the magnifi-
cent monument erected there MANY
years ago. He was well known in
this county as one who went to Cal
ifornia in the early days to seek
his fortune when the gold rush was
on. He was Mason in high stand
ing and his grave is kept beautified
by mat lodge. He was loved by all
VINO knew him. His old chums
still travel the trail he established
years ago and it is called the Doc.
Byrd trail by the oldest inhabitants.
Miss Mollie Slower is spending
three weeks at her old home in
Harrisonburg, Va.
Hugh Lynn Donnally, of High
Springs, Florida, who was here:
Miss Sallie J. Donnally, of Lewis,
burg and Miss Frances Fotser, of