Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-11-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

| j. l.. HudlcStun of White Sulphur
Springs Was recently operated on
ut Johns-liopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, and is making Il good rccov-
cry. lie was accompanied by his
wife and daughter and father, Hon.
A. +. HuddlcStun.
| Harry FlOurnoy and wife Of Char
lesion, motorcd TO LcwiSbr : last
Saturday to visit Mr.. Flo,, -noy's
sister, Mrs. James NJ. Preston.
| Those whose names we get who
attended the Young Peoples Con-
greSS of Grecnbrier Prc*bytcry held
in Bccklcy last week from Green
brier county are: From Lcwisburg
and vicinity: Miss Alice Armstrong,
Miss Su%annah Handley, Miss Mar
Saret Carter. Miss Katherine Moore,
Miss Alice Mccormick and Miss
Mary Mylcs. From Frankford: Miss
Pauline .Arehart, Miss Elizabeth
Livcsay, Raymond Archart and Miss
Marie McadOr. From Roncevcrtc:
Miss Mollic Haynes, Miss Virginia
JordOn, Miss Virginia McCrary, Neil
Hutchinson, Clinton McCrary and
Miss Emma Hogsctt.
Rev. F. w. Phillips and family
have moved from the Manse at
Richlands, where they have resided
for more than five years, to Max
welton. They are now occupying
the summer home Of Prof. H. B. Ar
buckle until the new Manse for
Clifton Church is completed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Nor
ris, of Ronceverte, October %, 1922,
a fine daughter, Margaret Frances.
To Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Houck, Oct.
IS, 1922, a fine daughter, Ruth
Roland.
Mrs. NJ. S. Watts has been very
ill at her home in Lewisburg; but
her condition is now reported to be
better. Owing to her advanced age
her condition is not yet flattering
but all hope for her recovery.
Mrs. r. F. BRAKEMAN arrived in
iLcwi*burg last Friday from Ouenc-
mo, Kansas, She will spend the
winter with relatives in Greenbrier
county. She is at present visiting
Miss Mamie Surbaugh.
J. 4. Brakeman and wife Of Glen
Morgan, Raleigh county, were visit
ing relatives in White Sulphur and
Lcwisburg this week.
John Toland, of Kansas City,
spent part Of this week visiting his
sister, Mrs. P. G. Goheen, and other
old-time friends here.
Mrs. I. Redmond Burke and little
son, have returned from six-wecks
visiting in Richmond and other
points in Virginia.
/ Miss Virginia Davies and George
and Glenna Davies of Woodland
Penn, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs, r. NJ. Musser.
Alexander B. Yard, Of Beyroutc
Syria, arrived in I.ewisburg on the
oath, as the guest Of his brother, S
e.. Yard. Mr.. Yarid left this coun.
try in 1913. He was in business
with has brothcr,A. G. Yaid, in White
Sulphur Springs for Ii years.
5. Wash Livcsay, aged 80 years
of Frs4lkford was in Lewisbrrg this
week. He is active and looks to be
a r'an much Younger in years.
Earl Russell and wife, l.. NJ. Grow
and wife and Miss Schugrow were
reccRt visitors to Baltimore.
Il J. 4. Anderson, State Road En-,
gineer for this section, together
with u crew of men are in Green,
brier County making final survey
on Midland Trail through RichIand,
Mr. Brewster of the Federal Depart.
mcRa af roads, which pays half tho
cxpcnSc of building, is going over
The r~Nte' with Mr.. Anderson. We
understand this route will soon b.
LEI to contract.
Miss Julia Meliiohsinp, County
Nurse, who is i'll i'm the St. Elizabeth
Hospital. Richmond, Virginia. is i'm
EproriBg.
Neil and Howard He~encr. sons
of Mrs. Uziah Hevencr and grand
sons Of Howard E.. Skaggs, were OPP
Grated on at the Health Center at
the Community House last week.
Mrs. Nellie q. Brakeman returned
last Thursday from three weeks
visit with her mother in Mason
county.
j. B. Mclaughlin, Secretary Of The
W. Va Farm Bureau is in LewiSburg
this week in connection with rho
Faun Bureau work Of The county
and to cDdcavor to stimulate more
interest in tho farm work of the
lCounty.
n. y. Faricr bad the misfortune
recently Of getting ills collar bone
; brItc on