Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-09
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take up the position with the Luten
Bridge Co., that he SO acceptably
filled before enlisting in the army.
Lieut.. ]. Malcolm Johnston OF the
L. 5. Navy, spent three DAYS last
week with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Johnston. in Union. He
has been transferred from the
cruiser st. Louis Cat Philadelphia
TO the AShcvillc, Il new war ship
just completed at Charleston. $. g..
and left June 23d to report for
duty aboard her.
Col. J. II. Crosicr left Roncevcrte
last week for Mercer Healing
Springs for stay to try out the
virtues of its curative waters for
= persistent stomach trouble which
has not altogether been relieved.
Louis S. Rowan. son of Attorney
John l.. Rowan, left Union last week
TO accept Il business position in
Charleston.
Harry Gilmcr and Guy Gillian
were up from Cliff Top last week.
Mrs. VIM. Hobbs has returned to
Lewisburg from Hinton. where she
had been with her mother for some
time. Her mother having some
what recovered.
Arnold Watts, Of Charleston, is
here visiting friends.
George +. Argabritc, of Charles
ton, was here this week.
Mrs. Richard Ruff and children.
of Northfork, this State, spent sew
cral days here last week with her
mother, Mrs. Virginia Bcirnc. and
ether relatives. They went from
here to Virginia to visit Mr.. RS.
parents, before returning home.
Mrs. J. w. Rutherford and grand
daughter, Ella Fay Rutherford, are
spending few weeks in Blucfield
with her son, l.. w. Rutherford,
of that city.
Thos. ii. Pare, who is here with
his wife from Charleston, $. g., has
been promoted by the Scaboard Air
Line Company, in whose service he
has been for some time. TO the pO-
sition Of Division paymaSter out
from Charleston. They left for
Charleston last night. Tom is al
ways polite and has Il pleasing
manner that will be sure to help
him along through life.
Mrs. Clark BivcnS has been SER
iouSly i'll at her home in Lewis
burg for the past ten days, but is
slightly better now.
Miss Lena Lacy left Monday
night to spend Il month with her
brothers in Virginia-Iienry and
Rcvs. Watkins and E.. Read Lacy.
Harry T.. Rcnick. Of Richmond,
Kentucky, Is spending few days
in Grccnbricr. Lcwisburg gives
him Il glad welcome remembering
with grateful appreciation how he
come to Grccnbricr. took Off his
coat and went 10 work for the Old
Burg in the fight with Roncevcrte
TO retain the Court House.
VIM. NJ. Bell is here from Lcxing-
Ion. Va, lie spent the winter in
Washington, and being man Of
leisure spent much Of his time in
listening to the fruitlcsS debates i'm
the Senate on the league question.
Henry +. Hunter. with his wife.
son Stratton, his wifc's brother.
Marion Stratton, and Johnston Bell
left in his Winston Tuesday after
noon for New York City where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
Neitleton. Returning Mr.. Hunter
will bring home his daughter, Miss
Rebccca Nelson and Miss Sallic
Bell SlrattOn who have been with
Mrs. Ncttlcton about three weeks.
The party may return via Niagara
Falls. This will no doubt be most
enjoyable trip for every member
OF the party, and we hope il may
be SO with no miShaps along the
way.
Miss Madalinc LippS has entered
Marshall College Normal School at
Huntington to take Il summer
course Of study.
Mrs. ChaS. VI. Anderson and chill
drcn are guests Of her brother. II.
W. COmSiOck. Mrs. ComstOck is
expected back from Cincinnati this
week.
Mr and Mrs. G.. Il. Morton motor
&C over from Webster county
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Ms. parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. u. Withrow in The
RichlandS.