Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-03-04
Personal Mention.

Mr.. T. P. Lippitt was in WASH
ington City last Friday.
Mrs. George Kelsey, of Roanoke,
is visiting Mrs. VIM. Kimes.
Messrs. Geo. t. Light and Geo. S.
Eyster have gone to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bolinger have
returned from their Florida trip.
Col. Chewreturned home last week,
and left for Chicago on Thursday.
Miss Helen Bentley is home from
Pittsburg, on visit to her mother.
Miss Nellie GriHfth, of Berryviile,
has been visiting friends at Summit
Point.
Mrs. B. E. Beavers visited Mrs.
Harrison Lloyd, near Middleway,
last week.
Mr.3'J. F. Eugle, engrossfng clerk
of the House of Delegates, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Gustav Brown and son re-
turned last week from avisit to friends
in Martinsburg.
Miss Maria A. Moore, daughter of
Mr.. Cleon Moore, is spending several
weeks in Baltimore.
Mr.. Leonard Gibbs is in Hampshire
county purchasing bark for Geo.
Campbell & Co.'s mill.
Mr.. Milton Hirschman, of Morgan
town, has Been spending several days
with his relatives here.
Messrs. Chas. E. Baylor and Jas.
Aldridge have gone to Hampshire
county to purchase cattle.
Mr.. John Stonesifer, of Harrisburg,
Pa, spent several days with his
brother Mr.. G. T. Stonesifer.
Mrs. r. A. Alexander spent sew
eral days last week with her friends
in shepherdstown and vicinity.
Mr.. Harry Matthews. of Martius-
burg, is in town, representing P. F.
Collier, publisher, of New York.
Mr.. Lawrence Washington, of Eau
quier county, Va, is visiting his
brother, Mr.. George Washington.
Miss Belle Jobe, of Brucetown,
Va, has been visiting the Misses
Conrad, of the Wheatiand vicinity.
Delegate B. d. Gibson has left
Charleston, and is visiting Charlottes-
vile, Va. before his return home.
Mr.. Turner Ramey will go to Bal
timore to enter the University of Mary
land for the study of dental surgery.
Mr.. VIM. Kahn, the enterprising
clothier, left for New York ON Satur-
day, to purchase a supply of spring
goods.
Mrs. Rebecca Dooley, Miss Bette
Dooley and Miss Cora NTarsteller, of
NTartinsburg have been visiting Mrs.
Michael Souders.
AR. Coo CampboIl reached New
York last Wednesday morning from
Europe, where he has been for the
past several months on business.
Mr.. Chas. E. Undertake is home
from New York for few days. He
was accompanied here by Mr.. C. II.
B. Rouss, who returned to the city
last week.
Mr.. Garnett Baylor is running an
extension of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, from Pocahontas, Va, to
1ronton, Ohio. Mr.. Frank Briscoe is
on his corps.
Mrs. c. F. Thomas left yesterday
for New York, to select and purchase
a supply of notions and other goods,
with which to Gil Up her stock for the
spring trade.
Rev. Dallas Tucker, of this place,
preached the first Of series of
Wednesday evening Lenten sermons,
III st. Johns Episcopal church, Ha-
gerstown, last Wednesday evening.
The Staunt6n Hihdtcdtor says: Mr..
j. c. Davenport, of Roanoke, was in
this city Tuesday, having accom-
panied his friend, Mr.. Starke Dupuy
Ferguson, Who was married here the
next day.
Mr.. John W. Birkitt, who has been
on the Union News Company's route
from Richmond, Va, to Charlotte,
N. c., for over year past, is home
for few days, and gave us pleas
ant call yesterday.
Mr.. James S. Simmons. the we'll
known real estate agent of Roanoke,
Va, former resident Of Charlestown
and who has many friends here, was
married at Union Bridge, Md, last
Wednesday, to Miss Agnes Kinsey.
Messrs. Will T. Lewis and Joseph
Griffith, of Berryvilie, and Henry
Shepherd, Jr., of Shepherdstown,
were in town yesterday, looking
around for investments, and being
much pleased tith the outlook have de-
cided 10 consider the matter more
particularly.
The Charleston Star compliments Mr.. Julian
A. Smith for his skill in rcnovating silk hats,
and says " his work is of the best in his line. y
Mr.. Smith is here now, doing some good work
of this kind, in Charlestown. and it will paw
owners of silk hats to give him ;nll