Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Olcy y. Warren, who has spent
Inc past year in Europe for the u.
). Shipping Board, arrived in Beck
ley last Friday to visit a few DAYS
WIN his parents, Col. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Warren, and other relatives.
During the year that he has been
abroad he has visited all parts of
Europe and north Africa from his
headquarters in London. After =
lew weeks OH this side of the At
lantjc he expects to return TO his
post.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace B. Livcsay,
OF Fort Matches. Texas. who had
been visiting their uncle, Capt. J.
W. Robinson, at Rcnick, and other
relatives in the county, left Tuesday
Tor Their home.
}. +. Garrett. Esq, and J. Anth-
onH. of Mt. Hope, passed through
LcwIsburg in a car Tuesday after
noon on pleasure trip to Niagara
fallS and other points Of interest
east. MIR. Garrett is a son of B. r.
Jarrett, of the MaXwcIton commu-
nltN, and has served number of
Terms as Mayor of Mt. Hopc--one
OF fayette county's growing and
prosperous towns of more than g.
ooo people. He gave us very pleas
ant call and expressed great salts
faction when he learned of our
progress in rebuilding the Semi
nary Dormitory and of the big new
buildings going up at the G. p. NJ
S. "'
Earl Peck, who seven weeks
ago met with the dynamite can
accident and whose eve had NOT re.
sponded TO treatment, was taken
by his sister Miss BERTHE Peck to the
Episcopal Hospital at Washington.
-. e., for treatment. After one
week there they sent him on TO q
Specialist in New York to have an
Array taken Of the eye. The Spec
iallSt there found a small piece of
Drass cap deep in the eve and two
pieces in the lid. He then was re-
turned to Washington where Drs.
burk and licmings performed the
very delicate operation of rcmov-
ing the fragment from the eve. The
Doctors hope that when the band
ages are removed they will find thr
sight uniniurcd.
Dr. {. ). Goldman and family left
wednesday for ten days vacation
at Ocean City, New Jersey.
Miss Julia Lybrook. of Roanoke.
Vlrginia. and Miss Betty lawson
henderson, of Blacksburg. Va, arc
visiting in the home of Mrs. 4 /
Wilson. -
MISS Georgia Craft, of The Alex
ahhrIa NA.D Hospital, arrived her.,
inns week and will spend her vaca-
non Win her sister. Mrs. Harry
Htrral"N, and her brother. Mr.. ASH
by Craft Of our town.
Mrs. John e.. Doi>on with her ,wo
iii''c daughters. left on Inc 18TH for
harrisburg to spend Il few months
WIN her mother. Mrs. J. l.. Kcslcr,
Denny C#lliSpn and family. IF
bcard' Po2ahonlHS county, sprn,
last Sunday here in the home Of mi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard +
Caliison.
DR.. and Mrs. o. l.. Baker and
,,'tlc daughter, Ruth. will leave
Monday for Craig Healing Springs
Virginia, for a two weeks STAY.
Mrs. J.. l.. Lee. Of R0ncrycrir.
,clt last Monday for Craig IIcaIinu
springs FOR stay Of two weeks.
Watkins Lacy. Jr.. son of ,Rcv.
watkins Lacy, ST.. recently grad.
iaicd from llanpdcn-Sidncy Coz.
icSc. Virginia, and one Of the speak.
crs at the commencement exercises,
IS here wishing his grandmother
Mrs. NJ l.. I.acy.
Miss Ella RivcS is here from Au-
SuSfa County. Virginia. The uurSt
OF her grandmother, Mrs. Ida Moore
at e.. p. $.
Patrick Il. Collins. Of Cincinnati.
IS spending several days in Lewis
bIrS This week overlooking the
scenes Of his boyhood DAYS. he
came TO Lcwisbur8 with his parrnlS
III 1919 when Il mere child. lived
mere until 1864 when pc went west
Paul Mays, Roy Parker aud Julian
McNhortcr went down to Camp
Knox. KY, Tuesday nigh, to take
Government army training for
thirty days under HE system cSlab-
liSlicd by The Government for that
purpose.
!. W. DwYcr after spending a
"""k OF two At hone on his return