Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-07-01
Personal Mention.

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Mrs. Jane McCurdy's.
Mr.. Henry Murray is visiting
friends at Bunker Hill.
Mrs. Margaret Nulty is visiting
her daughter in Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Maslin, of MooreHeld,
has been visiting friends here.
Mr.. Van Lear Perry has returned
from the University Of Virginia.
Mr.. Walter Wilson has returned to
his home here from Washington.
Mr.. Ran. Flagg visited the paren-
tai home here a day or two last week.
James NJ. Mason. Esq, has been
home from New York for a day or
two.
Judge Beckwith and wife visited
Maj. Mcdonald last week.
CLARKE Courier.
Miss Florie Brown. sister of our
Prosecuting Attorney, is home from
school.
Mrs. Wilkinson. child aud nurse,
of Washington City, are at the Misses
Keerl's.
Mr.. Jos. c. Avis, of BerryvilIe,
Va, visited his sisters here on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. H. Mason, of the Alb
ingdon Htrgtnian, has been visiting
the parental home.
Judge Lucas has returned from
the session of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals at Wheeling.
Miss French Tauquary, of the
State of Washington, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. A. F. Tapquary.
Capt. George Baylor was quite ill.
last Wednesday night, but we are
pleased to see him about again.
Rev. NJ. S. Reed attended the Bap-
fist Minister'S and Deacons' Meeting,
at Front Royal, Va, last Friday.
Rev. DIR. Huntington, of Column
bian university, is visiting the family
o fhis son-in-law Hon. WIN. l.. Wilson.
Mr.. James NJ. Mason, Jr., who has
been residing in Florida, has returned
to his home here to spendthe summer.
Miss Georgia Wager, daughter of
Col. G. II. Wager, of Culpeper, has
been staying with her uncle, DIR. e.
l.. Wager.
Mrs. f. A. Gallaher, of Washing
ton City, came to Charlestown to see
her sister, Mrs. Annie Campbell,
who has been quite i'll.
Judge Daniel Lucas, of Jefferson
county, w. Va, who is stopping at
the Queen City, was joined this af-
ternoon by his wife.-Cumb. Times.
Advices from AR. s. Hirschman
are that he is enjoying himself very
much at his old home in Germany,
whittier he went on n visit n few
weeks ago.
Mr.. w. l.. Dalgarn and wife, OF
Admission, Ala, are visiting their rel
atives here. We welcome our towns
man back, and hope he will decide to
locate in our midst again.
Senator Butler, OF South Carolina,
came To C~haElestnwn withIInn Nm.
l. Wilson last Saturday, aitdsthe two
distinguished statesmen spent sun
day at Shannondale Springs.
Mr.. j. Y. Il, Henderson, of thi.
county. delivered the joint valedic-
tory address at the recent commences
ment exercises OF the Fpiscdpsl High
School near Alexandria, Va.
Col. r. p. Chew has returned from
his eastern trip, and reports satisfac-
tory progress in the matter of placing
the stock of the CbarIestown Mining,
Manufacturing and Improvement
Company.
Miss Maud Campbell has gone to
visit friends in Petersburg, Va. and
will go from thence TO the new family
home at Orange, N. j., accompanied
by the best wishes of a host of friends
in Charlestown and vicinity.
Tie Winchester Times, in its notice
of the commencement exercises OF
Fairfax Hall Seminary, speaks highly
of the music of Misses Beckham,
Melvin aud Beltzhoover, of this conn
ty, and in the list Of certificates and
distinctions the names of these young
ladies are frequently mentioned.
The storm of last May so detroyed
the wheat crop of Mr.. Samuel e. En-
gle, of the S~mithfeld district, that
from so acres he cut but 50 shocks
which will make in all about 10 busL-
els of wheat.--Democrdt
List of officers elected June 25th,
1890, of Jefferson Chapter, No. ., r.
A. NJ, for the ensuing Masonic year,
B. D. Gibson, High Priest, j: e.
Holmes. King; j. N. Sadier, Scribe f,
Geo. W. Thomas, Trcds. c. Frank
Gallaher, Sec'y. G. Mason Hough,
C. of Host; Jas. W. Carney, p. s.. {;
VIM. Kahn, r. 4. c.; j. w. Kelly,
Jr., NJ. of Sd Veil S. II. Lands, NJ.
of I'd Veil VIM. Campbell, NJ. of 1st
Veil; VIM. L. Hedges, Tyler.
There was a large gathering OF
Young Mems Christian Association
workers at Harper's Ferry last
Wednesday, the occasion being the
annual picnic of the b. x o. associa-
tions. During tho afternoon, a mar
named Henry Bales, a resident OF
Martinshurg, in attempting to board
nm accommodation train at tI,a s+ot;o,