Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-11
Personal Mention.

9 visit TO Baltimore last Wednesday,
Miss Lucy L. Lyme, OF Shepherds
town, visited Mrs. j. Ogden Murray
lastweek.
Capt. Geo. W. Graham, Of Har-
per's Ferry, gave US pleasant cali
yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Fidler, Of Tippe-
canoe, Ohio, is visiting Mr.. Fayette
B. Soldiers.
Miss Julia Merchant has gone on
a two weeks visit to friends in Har-
risonburg, Va.
Miss Viola Moler, of Harper's
Ferry, has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Minnie Moier.
Miss Starr, of Texas, is the guest
of her schooimate, Miss Virginia Luz
ems, at ''Rion Hall, .
Mr.. Geo. Campbell, Of tie firm Of
Campbell & Co., spent several days
with his family here last week.
Mr.. Julian A. Smith brought his
family up from Washington, to visit
his mother, yesterday evening.
Mrs. Capt. A. j. Thompson, OF
Clarke county, Va, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. T. Ramey.
Miss Trenholm, of Winchester, who
has been visiting the family of Rev.
DR.. Hopkins. returned homclast week.
Mr.. David Sloan, of Homecoming.
Md, President of the Millville Mill
ing Company, was In Chariestown
last Thursday.
E. T. Lyme and W. T. Shepherd,
OF Shepherdstown, and j. f. Lyme,
of sharpsbtrg, Md, visited Willie
Murray last week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Armentrout and bride,
of AIiddletown, va, are visiting Mr..
Geo. w. Armentrout, the groom $
uncle, in this place.
Mrs. w. w, Coe, of Roanoke, Va,
Who had been visiting her father,
Hon. w. II. Travers, and family, re-
ttrned home last Wednesday.
Mi. ]. D. Sloan, of North Baiti-
more, Ohio, former manager of the
Shenandoah Milling Company. visited
friends here and returned home last
week.
Mr.. W. j. Woods, of the postoHice
department at Washington, spent sew
eral days here with Mr.. Norval. of the
firm of Geo. Campbell & Co., re-
turning on Tuesday
We We're pleased TO have cali
yesterday from Mr.. j. f. Hunter, of
the mail department OF the West tir-
ginia Penitentiary, who is spending
short vacation at his home in Shep-
herdstown.
Our fbrmef countyman Mr.. j. w.
Ivalraven has moved back from Bal
timore, with his family. and taken
up his abode In Charlestown. We
are glad to see them here. and
welcome them among US again.
A freight train heavily ladened
with coal from the FocahoGtas Eva. J
mines passed northward over the
s. V. II. r. one day last week, Car
rying Goals to Newcastle seems,
therefore, at this date of the world s
history, to have become almost in
deed veritabie fact.
The entertainment for the benefit
of the Charlestown Cornet Band was
well attended and ncttcd about $50.
The members of the Band request us
to return thanks, in their behalf, to
the ladies who conducted the enter
tainment SO nicely, and to the public
for their generous patronage.
OF THE Naval Academy graduates
of the class of 1889, Cadet l.. Me-
Coy Mutton. son of Col. Joseph A..
Mutton, of Winchester, va, is as
signed for the two years cruise to
the "Chicago,' one of our new men
of-war. Cadet tatimer, of this
place, is of the present first class,
and will graduate in 1890.
A.~- -
Have YOU visited McClung & Co. s
picture gallery? If not, you ought
to do so at once, and examine the
work being done and inspect the sam
pies of photos made of some of our
citizens. They are mp to the highest
standard of the art, satisfaction guar
anteed every time. Elegant Views
of Harper's Ferry flood for sale.
McCLUNG & Co.
VIM. Strange, a coIored man from
this county, was drowned in the flood
at Harrisburg, Pa, and his body was
brought here and Inferred last
Wednesday. The deceased, with
his wife and child, had taken refuge
from the food, with number of
others. upon large cinder bank,
where they we're imprisoned, sur
rounded by water, for two days and
a night. Strange attempted to reach
his dwelling, by means of n floating