Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-15

N.>A EE.iN fiGSIart ANA nephew,
Vernon kinCaid. returned last week
io their homes at Rising Sun, Mary
Hard. after Il pleasant visit with
relatives and friends III this county.
Mrs. Mary G. Howard, of Charles
ton, who has been the guest for a
month of her sister, Miss Ann r.
Austin, left on Saturday for Michi-
gan to visit her daughter, Mrs. Dol
bee.
Miss Mabel Fuller, who had been
visiting in Lewisburg for the past
two weeks has returned TO her
home, in Charleston. Mrs. Geo.
Fuller and son, George, Jr., accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Jack Wood and children, of
Chicago, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Woods parents, MIR. and Mrs
hickman Jarrett, OF Blue Sulphur,
left Tor home on Thursday, of last
week. Size was accompanied as far
as Charleston, w. Va, by Mrs. ID r
Nickel, who visited friends for "A
few days.
Fl. II. BivcnS. who went to Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, last
week for minor operation and
treatment for Il trouble on his Jaw.
returned "Wednesday to his home
near Crawlcy. He WAS much bcnc-
fitted by the trip, we arc glad to re-
port.
Attorney E.. NJ. Ward, wife and
! three children, accompanied by
Miss Sadie Smith, his Stcnosraphcr.
and Winton Rife and Carl G.. Sand
crs, came over from Bccklcy last
Friday on a combined business and
pleasure trip. They motorcd over
considerable portion of Green
brlcr, taking in White Sulphur
Springs and other points of interest
MIR. Rife being a considerable his
torian and philosopher thinks he
discovered why Lewisburr is To-
Gated where it is and that is the
large spring Oh the Court House
block in which he took great delight
}. T.. Hutsinpillcr and niece, Miss
Garnet llutsinpiller, of GaIlipolis.
Ohio, have spent week visiting
the home of Mrs. Joseph Bungcr.
west of Lewisburs, and other rcla-
tlves in the county. Mr.. HutsonpiI-
Ter visited the some home the last
Tune fifty years ago, just after he
was married. He reports many,
many changes in the lapse of fifty
years since his last visit TO the
country.
Among the 81 graduates recciv-
ing degrees at the annual summer
commencement at the George Pea
body College for teachers, at Nash
vile, Tenn, is Miss Polly Lewis
Coflman, daughter of Harvey l..
Coffman, of near Lewisburg Miss
CoffWan graduated in the Depart
met OF Science, taking her degree of
b. 5. She is former student of
the Lewisburg Seminary and has
taught for number of years in the
Beckley High School and is teach
ing this year in the public schools
at White Haven, Tenn. We con-
graduate Miss Polly on her work
and wish her great success in her
CHOSEN profession of teaching
IMAM which there is none higher.
MIR. and Mrs. James A. Whiting
nave issued invitations to the cclc-
bration of their golden wedding
anniversary, at their home Sun
set Cottage" on the Ronccvcrtc-
Lewisburs Road. tomorrow Sat-
lrday Sept. IL, 1922, from three I'M
til ten O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ing were married Sept II. 1872.
Many friends will be with them to
lelIcitatc them on this remarkable
occasion.
Mrs. ID. f. Mottcshcad and dauoh-
ter. of Hinton, were recent guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Sinar. at
Ronccvcrte.
Mrs. }. Buford Hendricks, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Matthew's.
Mr. A. Abas was recent visitor
to New York, where he looked over
the markets and bought goods for
The AbaS Store at ROncevcrtc. He
VIII be glad to show YOU through
his up-tO-datc store.
Er. Pearl Swcaringcn, recently
returned to Lewisbu-S fom Davcn-
port, Iowa, where she took special
course at the Palmer School of Chi
rOproctic.
Mrss. A. V. Twohis and daughter,
Katherine and Cecilia. of Hunting
ton spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. p. S. Sullivan.
| OH for School this week: John
\. Sullivan, TO Dunsmorc Business
college, Stanton, Va; Homer 4.