Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02

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machine gun he had his chance TO
find grave in Flanders Fields
where peoples grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Echols, Jr.,
are visiting her brother in North
Carolina.
DIR. j. r. Tuckwiller and family
of townsville, spent fair week here
with his kin and friends. The Doc
tor rarely fails TO return 10 his ma
tive hills ut least once a year.
Sergeant S. v. Burgess, who has
been laid up for few days suffer-
ing from an attack Of siatica, is
much improved and expects TO be
out in a few days.
Mr.. r. NJ. Lacy, travelling repre-
sentative of The Grolecr Society. OF
Washington, d. c., is at home with
his family for a few weeks, dOmi-
ciled in the Misses Caldwelrs apart
ments.
DR.. a. G.. Albert, dentist, of Ron
cevcrtc, is nj home from the North
west, where he made some special
studies incident to his profession
in Chicago and Rochester, Mimi.
Mrs. Frank Dupuy and two chill
dren, of Montgomery, West Va.
visited her uncle, Dr.. VIM. Nelson
and other friends here last week.
DR.. s. q. Love, of the Grccnbricr
General Hospital, has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he made
q professional visit to The Mayo hos
jpital.
We were pleased to meet at the
Fair on last Wednesday our old
friend and co-worker in journalism
George T. Argabritc, Esq. He was
III fine spirits and discussed the
contrasts between ancient and mod
ern fairs with his usual power of
keen perception and observation
NeWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Leach have
had as their guests at ''Rural Re-
treat" mouth of Second Greek, MIR.
E. n. Leach, Mrs. +. l.. Murphy and
Mrs. Catherine Murphy, of Washing
ton; Mrs. II. B. Miller and daughters
Ruth and Margaret, of Chicago;
Miss Goldie A. Leach, of Denver;
Mrs. E. NJ. Reynolds and daughter.
Rebecca Mildred, of Lynchburg. and
Miss Mary B. Leach, of Norfolk,
Va.
Miss Janet Houston, youngest
daughter of the late REV. S. r.
Houston, D. d., of Monroe county
and sister of Hubert T. Houston,
now summering with his family at
his place Battery Rock" on Cold
Knob, is visiting the family of her
brother, the late DR.. J. Bernard
Houston, in Charleston. Miss Janet
missionary in Cuba, is well kown to
many here.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Hinkle, aud
niece, Miss Matte Hinkle, left last
week for Baltimore to purchase
millinery and other goods in their
line of business. They drove thru
by way of Shenandoah Valley, TAX
ing in Harper's Ferry and other
points. They will visit friends and
relatives in different sections of
Virginia before their return.
Hon. Edmond Sehon, of Hunting-
ton, after pleasant stay OF two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Stuart at their home in the Rich
lands, returned to Huntington last
week. Mr.. Sehon, who was, back
in the latter sixties well known in
IGrecnbrier which he served as
Prosecuting Attorney, is now one
OF the old men of Huntington where
he is highly esteemed by all. Bui
no one, seeing how easily ne gets
about, how long are his daily walks
without wearyinS and how free lie
is from the inlirmitics OF age, would
lHnnk OF him rs a man nearing his
goth milestone.
Mr.. Harry l.. Crawford has re-
signed as Assistant Cashic. Of the
Bank OF Monroe to accept the posi-
tion OF Assistant Cashier OF ,lc
Bank of Raleigh at Beckicy. NJ.
crawford came 10 Union in 1918
Z, ana has been one OF our most cs-
ieened citizens. He has been i
/ valuable member Of the Bank OF
Monroe staff, efficient in the bank
ing business. courteous and accom-
modatlng in bis relations with the
public and commanding The conf
dence of all. lie recently received
a very attractive offer from the
Bank OF Raleigh and one that he
reels ne ought TO accept.-N'ufch-
man.
! Julian Masters and Paul Liv2sav
left last night for Jews DAYS re-
cooperation from The hard summer
work, which they expect 10 spend
IN cities East. They will spend
while at Atlantic City, New York,
and other places of importance.
Hubert n. Pare, of Grand Rapids.
Michigan, being in Charleston on
business, came up yesterday TO
Sspend day or two with his parents
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Fl. Pare
Mrs. Josie Tucker and Miss Susic