Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-02-11
PERSONAL Mention,

MISS BESSIE Dlckey, OF Huntington
is guest Of Miss Emma Beard.
Miss Matte Hinklc, of Unus, left
this week for few weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Cincinnati.
Dayton and other cities west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Hayes, of
Detroit, Michigan, are here spend
ing while with kin and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion l..
Dunbar on Thursday, Jan. 9th, a
tine twelve and half pound boy.
}. T.. Bass returned from Balti-
more this week and reports that
Mrs. Bass was suffering from rheu-
nlatism and Il general run down
system. He left her ut the Wonlan's
Hospital where the doctors have
nope Tor her complete recovery.
Geo. ]. Thompson was here from
Anderson OH business this week.
James Y. Dotson is preparing the
foundations for two pretty story and
half homes on the Thomas lot on
Jefferson Street, lately bought of L.
w. Sydcnstrickcr.
Mrs. J. J. Fuldwider, of the Rich
lands, and her daughter. Mrs. w. NJ.
Scott, arc visiting the family of her
son-in-law, J. w. Handy, at Logan.
Albert Absolute got back last
Saturday from Il pleasant stay of q
month or six weeks with his sister
at Washington, Ohio.
Kay Parker was at home with his
parents here last week from his
place of business at Charlottesville,
Va.
&. NJ. Hayes, Of Anstead, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Capt. Buford Hcndrick, who was
with his wife here last week, has
Joined w. II. Mason in Mississippi,
where as chemists, they arc super
intending the extracting of turpen-
Tine for commercial purposes. Mrs
Hendrick expects to join her hus-
band there soon. She was the guest
of Mrs. J. &. JcifcrdS, in Charleston
last week.
Miss Elizabeth Mathews has re-
turned from Lexington, VA, where
us the guest of Cadet Richard Dick
son, she enjoyed Il grand military
! ball at the V. VI. |.
! Mrs. Clarence Dickson, of Second
Greek, visited her son, James, and
some OF her friends mere durin.
| ne past week.
Miss Esta Beard has returned from
! Baltimore. where she enjoyed a
visit rs Il guest of Mr.. and Mrs. JnO.
! u. pugh.
Miss Dorothy Lone accompanied
/ Miss ESta Beard home and IS now
, her guest.
I Mrs. Hunter Dickson and her
sister, Miss Elizabeth. arc g.lt SIS ~
! Mrs. ESkcw in Charleston.
! Attorneys Henry Gilmrr and S. VI.
Austin are looking after eases in
Court of Appeals at Charleston his
, week.
Sam Yard, Of the Yarid Special
IS Shop. here. has returned from an
absence of some days in Northern
West Virginia. His sister. Miss
Hannah, has gone to New York,
where she will be for some time.
5. w. McCorklc having declined
after election. to qualify as a mem
Der of The Town Council, the other
members Of the Council elected
lhaS. \. McWh0rtcr 10 fiji the vacan
cN. Mr.. Whortcr qualified ana
VIII no doubt make Il goOu member.
! MISS Annie Austin also qualified and
as the first woman who ever SER
rd ON the Council, entered upon the
discharge Of her duties.
Miss Ella TinSlcy. for MANY years
a Missionary Teacher in Korea.
is visiting kin in LcwiSburg- Mrs.
&. l.. Carr, Mrs. II. b. Holt, and
others.
DR.. CapcrtOn Forrcn is here the
guest OF his mothcr-in-Iaw. Mrs.
Morris McGuirc.
| r. NJ. Ec1l is in Chicago ON bust
ness this week.
FRANK VI. Butts, of Charleston. son
OF the late Archibald Butts. wbn
learned the printing trade in his
ONCE, was here this week. Frank
Is now travelling for the Whitaker
Paper Company, one Of the largest
paper houses in America.
Mrs. Hattie Mccoy, who was con-
confined to her room the las, three
days OF last week. is now able 10 br
oul and at her duties behind the
counters Of T.. l.. BcIls store.
Jesse j.. LcSg, who has been IN
III his home at IIughart for some
tlrnc. is reported us not uurb inn.
proved as we 90 to press.
Robert Sibold has been coulil,rd
To his room at HE home Of his par
rntS. Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. II. Sihrll
lor about two weeks. His cunui-
ton is about the same.