Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-21
PERSONAL MENTION,

John T.. Mullins, who has been
employed at Ncnlphill, Mcdowell
county. for Scvcra months, has re-
turned 10 his home near Sunlight.
Mrs. w. J. Collins has returned
10 her home near Sunlight, from a
visit TO her son, VIM. q. Arbogast.
ri Huntington.
Vim. E. Doushrr is visiting his
parents, Capt. and Prs. John L.
noughcr, at Smool.
JAS J. Bivcns. Of Rupert. was a
business visitor in Charleston this
week.
VIM. Laing left Monday night for
MsAlpinc. Raleigh county, to visit
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Laing,
whose health has not been very
good for some time. She is now
81 years Of age.
Miss Ruth Gillian. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. NJ. Gillian. here returned to her
work at the G. 4 o. Hospital at
Huntington, Saturday. She was
accompanied by her mother, and
Mrs. Shockley, of Williamsburg,
her aunt.
DR.. II. C.McPherson, of Virginia.
and Miss Askew, stenographer, of
mississippi Joined Mr.. Harris here
this week. All are associated with
the Christian Education work of the
Southern Church and are here to
assist the people Of Grecnbrier in
the effort TO restore the Seminary
Dormltory. recently burned.
Patrick Anderson, representing
the Insurance Department of the
Auditors. Office, was here Friday
TO examine the office, books, bust
ness, etc, Of the Farmers Home
Fire Insurance Company and after
looking over the office books, etc,
expressed himself as highly pleased
and congratulated Mr.. Arbuckle on
the way his books and office We're
kept and said the Farmers Home
was the only Company of its kind
III the State which was conducting
its business in systematic, orderly
way.
Miss Kathryn Marshall and Esther
Bills, the two Seminary students
who had been cared for in the
Community House since the fire at
the Seminary on the Sd, were taken
to White Sulphur the first OF this
week for an X-ray examination.
The A-cay revealed no serious in
Jury to Miss Marshall but showed
that the pelvic bone of Miss Bills
had been broken in two places and
that she would have to go to hos
pital for attention. The girls, in
care of DR.. Marshall-mother of
Miss Kathryn-left for their home
in Chicago Wednesday morning.
| Last Friday the stork brought
Little Miss Anna Blair to grow to
womanhood, as we trust, under the
loving care OF her fond parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson.
Harry Painter left Wednesday,
night for Winston-Salcm, n. c..
where he has accepted business
position.
Miss Julia Mcllichamp went to
AlorSantown this week TO deliver
some addresses for which she was
DooKeu when there some weeks
ago.
| Attending the session Of the Cir
cuA Court here this week were
M!orncys. Il. n. Reed, Of Hinton,
Geo. J. Thompson, of Anderson.
and Col. J. II. Crosier, Of Roncrvcrtn
: Col. Geo. w. Graves and w. w.
| Stevens, Of Anderson, were also
here.
Miss Jennie Price and Mrs. r. z.
j.. Wood left for Charleston ycster-
day-!hc former to visit Mrs. G.. C..
Dickinson, the latter to visit her
brother, Rev. Frank G.. Brown.
Miss Evilce Jenkins, who was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Hinton Hospital last Saturday, is
Ceiling along nicely at this time.
Mrs. w. C. Hobbs, who has
been in Hinton for the past month
me guest of relatives and friends,
returned Monday.