Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30

has returned TO her home at Nor
gantown.
Miss Mary Sue Bell. Of Charleston
is spending a few days here with
friends.
William ID. .irgabrile is OH visit
home from Government service in
Oklahoma.
Miss Julia Carr. of our town, is
visiting the family OF Rev. nr. r. l..
FultZ in Staunton.
Mrs. Farley, her daughters. the
Misses Farley. all of Missouri. and
her married daughter, Mrs. Blank
ard. OF Massachusetts, are visiting
Mrs. Roy Rucker at the Fucker
Place east of town and were guests
OF honor ut Il Bridge Tea given by
Mrs. Ruckcr Tuesday afternoon mt
Elmhurst, on the Grccnbricr. Mr..
SCheow, of Williamson. was also
Mrs. Fuckers guest several DAYS this
week.
Mrs. Goodc, Of South Carolina.
and Mrs. Lemon, Of Covington. Va.
are guests of their kin, the Misses
Moore, at the q. Z. VI. $.
Capt. Joe Moore arrived Saturday
with his bride from Montreal,
Canada.
Mrs. w. S. Robertson, who is "a
daughter Of Rev. DR.. Roller, of
Charleston. is guest of Mrs. J. NJ.
Preston.
Mrs. Herman &. SloetZer, of Fair
mont is visiting Miss Jennie. Price.
Mrs. John &. Dice is also Miss Jen-
mes guest for some weeks.
ISAAC ID. Nutter, of Nutterville,
with his son. Lawrence, was in
Wednesday as a witness in the case
OF John b. Laing VS.. G. L. McClung,
continued because of the illness of
the. defendanD He had not been
here for long time, was looking
well, in fine health and spirits and
had reached the conclusion that to
have the "Old Luminary" in his
home would be about the proper
caper for him TO cut while in town.
JOS. +. McClung and w. w. Womach
were also in from the Rupert Com
munlty, giving us pleasant calls.
p. p. Terrell, of Ronccver,e, -
In Baltimore where several of the
toes Of one foot will likely be am
putated as Il result Of injuries sus-
tanned in the overturning of his
automobile some weeks ago.
Prof. J. \. Hoylman, who was
principal of the. Ronccverte grad
ed schools last year, is to be head
of the Fayetteville schools the COM
ing term. He was in Fayetteville
recently and signed contract with
tn district superintendent. Prof.
Holyman is an educator of large
experience.
NJ. P. Wade and family, four of
whom were so critically injured in
runaway accident recently, arc
all able to be out again. They
greatly appreciate the loving SYM
pathy and assistance given them
by their friends and neighbors.
Frank Bell, the little son of C.. f..
Lewis. had the misfortune TO fall,
while playing, one day last week
and break his arm just above the
wrist. DR.. Arbuckle gave him
prompt Surgical attention and he
is now doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Thrasher and
son. spent last week with friends
in Grcenbrier. They are cnroute
from their home in Tennessee TO
Norfolk. Virginia, where they will
visit the family of r. f. Thrasher
Misses Mary and Sarah Hern, of
Baker Mills have accepted posi-
lions to teach in the Roncevertc
schools.
Edmond Sehon. Of HUNTINGTON,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart, in
the Richlands.
Miss Madeline Lips has return
ed home from Marshall College.
Mrs. Virginia Knapp and daught-
or. Mrs. VIM. ThraShcr. of Morgan
town, have been spending fort
night with relatives and friends in
l-ewisEurg and vicinity.
Miss Eva &. Bowen, of Baltimore,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. J..
b Bobbitf.
Mrs. Pennington, Of StaleSviIIc,
=. c.. niece of Mrs S. Lewis Price,
is guest at Stuart Manor.
Mrs. Isaac Smith, of Charleston,
is spending while with her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Knight. at TuscawilIa.
Mrs. Dickinson and son, of Dan
vile, Va. who had been guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Garter. al The
Seminary, leave for Danvillc this
morning.
Rev. II. l.. McKinnon will leave
for Charleston Monday where he
viii be associated with Brcmc
Memorial Church, across Elk, of
which Rev. Frank C.. Brown is
pastor.
Mis- Ruth MOlIOhan. of CharIcsfop