Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-16
PERSONAL MENTION,

+. w. Fuller, Of near Reuick, was
i'll huntington, Charleston and
Hinton on business this week.
Mrs. Thos. \. Handley has re-
turned from Il visit with her sister
in ST. Louis. Mo-, and her niece,
Mrs. A. II. Watts and family, of
University City, Mo-, returned home
with her to spend tie summer.
+. i. Bell is baci; from q trip to
Logan.
Little Miss Margaret Maxwell is
at home from school at Pikesville,
Mo. Whilst there she was under
successful treatment! for Il lame leg
which it appears Will finally be got
ten back to normal.
Mrs. Floyd jarrett is here from
New York and during her STAY will
be the guest Of Mrs. S. +. Preston
and Mrs. w. r.. Burd-tte.
Mrs. G. w. BidsCrI attended the
graduation Of her son. Charles Y.
Bidgood, who received his NJ. ID.
at the University Of NisrIn;a at the
close of the recent session. DR..
BId9ood left Immediately Tor Bal
tlmore, Nd, where he has been ap-
pointed an interne at Johns Hop
kins hospital, specializing in sur
gerry.
Mrs. l.. y. Winall, cf Russell. XIV,
IS here a guest Of Mrs. Grant Lilly.
Ed. Goheen, Of Barbour county,
was here this week.
Gen. &. G.. Watts, of Charleston
spent several days last week here
the guest Of VIM. L. Hayes and
family.
Mrs. G. A. Gilchrist has moved
with her family to Charleston.
u. II. Caperton, Of Charleston,
has rented a cottage at the White
for his family during the Summer.
Miss Margaret Leitch, of Charles
ton, is guest of her sister, Mrs.
w. NJ. Flournoy.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews is visit
ing friends in Buffalo, n. "
Donald McKingham, Of Perth.
Scotland, who has been in America
for some months, is now guest
Ill the home John A. Anderson, Jr.,
near Asbury. Mr.. Nick. lost his
father and three brothers iii the
war-all killed in the service. His
mother also died while he himself
was in the service, he being the
only surviving member of his
family.
w. Powell Grow and family, af-
ter spending two weeks here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grow, left Monday for their home
at Morgantown. Mrs. Grow ac-
companied them for visit.
James Nj. RAIDER got back from
Baltimore last Saturday. He is do
ing well and hopes soon to be him.
self again.
Mrs. Stuart w. Walker, OF Mar
tinsburg, and her mother, Mrs. An
Meta p. Thayer, of Charleston, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Nc
Chung on Sinking Greek.
Miss Bette Hounshell and Mrs.
r. +. Spencer and little daughter,
all of Cincinnati, are guests for the
summer of their cousin, Mrs. G. w.
Handley, near town.
Chas. o. Handley, son of C. W.
Handley, since leaving Washington
and Lee University, whe"e he has
taken high staEd, is now teach
| 10 80 % dt q,
Ala-Camp Winatasca. lie will
graduate next year
Little Miss Elizabeth Freeman, of
Washington, is happy aud much
delighted guest at ThornXold,
spending the summer with her
grandparents. Major and Mrs. II.
Frazier.
Miss Mabel Fullcn, Of Charles
ton, who recently graduated as reg
istered nurse from the University
of Virginia hospital training
school. is here spending q few days
with Miss Polly Sydcnsiricker.
VIM. l.. Lipps and wife of Alex
andria, Va, after spending some
days here with his mother. Mrs. w.
II. Lips, returned Monday TO their
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. AnscnutZ are
spending the week al Rupert.
4. Gibson Brown, Miss Josephine
Brown, brother and sister Of Mrs.
d. r. Moore; and DR.. q. VI. Max