Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-16

.sembled friends the presence Of the
guest of honor.
Miss Moore, of Baltimore, has ar
rived at Frankford and has charge
of the Frankford Store Cos, Mil
linery Department.
Mrs. w. II. Bell and niece, Rachel
Noel, who have been visiting friendc
in Ronceverte, have returned to
their home at Krcbs, w. Va.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. +. Hcnning, Of
Oakland, California, are entertain
ing as their guests their daughter,
Mrs. +. J. Eaton and her son Charles
of Detroit, Michigan; also Mrs. Mol
lie SiNeas fowler, and her 3 chill
dren, Preston, Josephine, and Ruth.
Preston is one of The rising young
attorneys of Fayetteville, North
Carolina, where they now reside.
All are touring the Golden State and
enjoying the wonderful climate
and beauties of the Golden West.
(Note: The above item: of news
was sent 10 us by one of our readers
in California and no doubt will be
OF interest to their friends back
home.)
Il. e.. Morris, who was reared
near Lcwisburg, came up from his
home ut Fayetteville, and Joined hi:
daughter, Miss Fannie, who has
been visiting friends in Lewisburg
LOT the past two weeks. Mr.. Morris
also visited his father at Roncevcrte
Andrew J. Campbell, of Becklcy,
passed through Lcwisburg Thurs
day enroutc to Trout Valley and
other points in this section. While
here he had the Independent sent
to his brother. J. c. Campbell. Val
ley Heights, w. Va.
Miss Edith Clark, of Hinton. has
entered as student in the Alder
son Baptist Academy, at North AL
derson, for the present school year.
Miss Mabel Bannister, of Ouinni-
mont, has enrolled in the same
school.
Mrs: Henry Brown, of Rcnick. is
visiting friends in Hinton and Char
lesion this week.
Prof. J. N. Hoylman, of Organ
Cave, has taken up his work as
Superintendent of the Fayette
Schools. This is Mr.. Holyman's
second year with the schools in
=
States best educators.
/ Mrs. Brown, wife of the late Rev.
John Brown, who at one time was
President of the Lewisburg Semi
nary, and held several charges in
the Greenbrier Presbytery, was
LstriSken with paralysis few days
ago at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John B. Harris, in Roncevcrte.
!; Miss Susie L. Lacy, Dean of Alb
ington College, left this week for
Virginia TO resume her duties with
that institution.
Attorney, l.. E. McWhorter, of
Charleston, is in attendance at
Court this week.
Mrs. NJ. w. Zimmerman left yes
terday to visit her daughters, Mrs.
James A. Lett, at Ward; Mrs. A. S.
Ford, at Huntington, also her son,
Clarence Zimmerman, at Hunting
ing West Virginia.
! Misses Frances Porter and Pauline
/ Staehlin, who have been pleasant
guests in the home Of Fred w.
Porter and sisters, west Of Town, for
The last two weeks, expect TO return
to Charleston the latter part Of this
week.
| Ben Keller, expert stcnographcr,
i.of Charleston, who was engaged in
his official capacity in a former
trial, State VS.. Jim Hayes, is in
! Lcwisburg this week. he having
been summoned as a witness rcla-
tive to testimony given at the form
icr trial.
J Graham Sales, attorney from
.Welch, w. Va, has been in Lewis
i burg on business in Court.
/ Attorney G.. y. Mcneil, Of POca-
hontas county, has been Il pleasant
visitor in Lewisburg this week.
| f. G.. Eagle, of the Hinton Bar,
was a professional visitor to our
town this week.
Charles r. Sergeant, an Attorney
from the State of Ohio. has been in
, Lewisburg on business this week.
| Attorneys George and Chapman
Rivcrcomb, Of the firm Of River
comb and Rivercomb, of Covin2-
to Virginia., are In attendance at
Circuit Court this week.
Miss Lillian Rapp left Monday for
Charleston to resume her duties as
| teacher in one of the schools in that
city.
Miss Ova Piersy left Monday for
Huntington where she will re-cnter
Marshall College.
B. A. Rapp and wife Of Renick,
,spent the week end here in the
home of his brother, D. B. Rapp.
! Waller Preston is at home for a
few days visiting his mother, Mrs.
John A. Preston, before going 10
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