Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-04

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Mrs. Mary !. lmbudcn. wife Of
Col George W. lmbudcu. of An>tcd.
! died at her home near that town
last Friday evening. She was Miss
Nrc". prior Ia marriage and a
cousin of VIM. NJ and Saml +.
| INrcr. of This community. She had
II wide circle Of Kin folks and
friends VIII" will Ev distressed to
learn Of her death.
\ little girl in the RiChlandS
named l-uckctt got her collar bone
broken and her shoulder dislocat-
ed last Saturday. She and other
little girls were riding on load Of
hay with George JcifricS when il
was upset throwing the children
OIL. DIR. George Knapp rendered
the necessary surgical attention.
Our esteemed contemporary, the
Staunton indicator. ably edited
by the brilliant II. C.. Tinsley, celc-
bratcd its 18th birthday by donning
a new dress in which it looks as
beautiful and fresh as Il May morn.
Died at the Episcopal Rectory
here ON the 23d, Norvell Radford,
aged two years, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. 4. u. Gray.
Capt. Jack Crawford, the poet
scout, supported by good troupe
IN which were several Indians. pre-
scented Fonda or the Trappcr's
Dream, written by Capt. Jack, in
the Town Hall Saturday evening
II was Il strong picture of life in
the great west. Capt. Jacks train
ed horse "Antelopc" was shown on
the stage and made a striking
picture. Q
Andrew Knight. an old and hon.
orcd citizen Of williamsburg dis
trlct, died at his home near NAYS
vile (now SunlighD Feb. ~, $50
i'll the 86th year Of his age. He was
a genial old gentleman much given
10 hospitality and visiting his
friend and was the father of James
and Alexander Knight both Of whom
served Grccnbricr as Sheriff. the
former several terms.
VIM. X. Livcsay, one of the best
known men Of the Livesay family,
Of this county. died at his home in
the Richlands Feb 26, 80, aged -
wears l mos and 10 days. He was
Il quiet, unassuming man of fine
character and excellent standing
among the people. Mr.. Livesay was
twice married and left one son VIM.
{. Livesay. who is yet u92D living
III Albemarlc County, Virginia.
Elliott II. Dickson, after brief
illness with pneumonia, died at the
Hotel Dickson, in Roncevcrtc, Sun
day afternoon last February -, $50
in his 33d year. He was the pro-
prictor Of the Hotel and the Oldest
son OF Newton Dickson, Esq, Of
Second Greek.
The Canncry Company is prepar-
ing to put up its building on the lot
adjoining VIM. Worsham and will
pipe the wafer needed in its opera
Mons from the lot Of Mrs. NJ. j. Al
derson on Main Street. The work
on the building will begin at once
under the direction of r. ID. With
row ). NJ. Cunningham and d. r.
Thomas, building committee.
John X. Slavcn, n wcll-known
citizen Of Pocahontas county. died
al the Huntcrsvillc Hotel February
20, 80.
Richard ID. Lynch died at his
home on Anthonys Greek last We'd
ncsday Feb. 20, SO, aged about IS
years.
State Senator John w. Arbuckle
and Delegates Sydenstrickcr and
McClunS have returned from Char
lesion, The Legislature having adj
journcd.
Miss Jennie Rcnick is at home
From Il pleasant visit to her neicc,
Mrs. Geo. W. Warren.
Vim. Hunter, who lives near town
Is now totally blind and is suffer-
ing from other ailments.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Bell and II. X. liodson left to spend
some months at Greensboro, Fla,
Mr.. iiodSon promises to come back
in June riding an alligator and
bringing a big box of health and
oranges.
4. C.. Fulwidcr has accepted a
position as teacher in The Concord
Normal School.
VIM. 4. Anderson. of Asbury, Jeff
this week 10 attend the Concord
Normal.
Mrs. II. l.. Walton, of Norfolk, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. u. /.
Bell here.
Mrs. NJ. J. Johnston and her
grandson, Master Gay Johnston.
after spending the winter here with
We Editor and wife, have returned
TO Union.
Mrs. w. Is. Crulnp is here with
her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Crunp
McClung.
Mote: AT this time, Feb. 1921,
Mrs. Crunp is again with her daugh
fer now Mrs. NJ. A. Lenim, at Hud-