Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-08-26

from trip to ALTERNATE county,
Mr. John S. Blackburn, of Alexan-
dria, Va, is visiting Mr.. B. C. Wash
ington.
i Mrs. Louis 8fatthaei, OF Baltimore,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gustav
Brown.
Mr.. T. A. Ramey, student Of the
Maryland University, is home for a
few days.
Mr.. " KopIan, the Harper's Fer
ny clothier, has gone eastto purchase
new goods.
Mrs. B. F. Dorsey and two chill
dren are visiting in townsville and
Williamsport, Nd.
Mr.. Charles Herman and three
children, of Frederick City, are Wis
iting Mrs. Albert Diehl.
Miss Minnie AIoler is on a several
weeks visit to friends in Mines and
Bear Lithia Springs, Va.
Mrs. VIM. Waltermeyer and chill
dren, of Baltimore, are visiting the
family of Mr.. Thos. G.. Earnshaw.
Misses Sallie Blue and B. z. lay
lor are out at Mr.. j. " Moore's,
near Leetown, spending few days.
Mr. VIM. Kahn left Saturday night
for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, to make purchase of fall goods.
Mr. Albert DiehI has returned
from a business trip to Boston and
the granite queries of New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs. Charles Foard and children,
Of Baltimore, are visiting the fami-
lies of messrs. Thos. c. and WIN. &.
Earnshaw
Mr. Frank A. Riley, the popular
clerk 10 the store of Mr.. Horace
Beall, is on an extended trip through
the Valley
BIr. J. c. Boiinger, of TIagerstown,
Md, returned home last week from
a visit to his son Mr. NJ. e. Bolinger
in this place.
Col A. Boyd, of Philadelphia, vis-
tied his brother, Mr.. SamueIJ Boyd,
on Sunday and Monday, and gave us
| a pleasant call yesterday.
Our former townsman Mr.. A. B.
Amber, now an active citizen of the
thriving city Of Birmingham, Ala,
has been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. G. J. Locke, OF Montgomery
City, Mo accompanied by his sister
in-lsw, Miss Mary Smith, are at the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas locke.
4 yFTs4t'Is ~ lssN-
days at 8ir. Geo. ". T;lylors. AIR.
G. was-in town in the interest of the
Male School at Lewishurg. W. Va.
Mai. G. ". T. Kearsley and daugh-
ter Agnes, Gir.. Joseph Trapnell and
4 daughter Frederica, and MIR. Hum
Phrey Amber have returned from
Nantucket.
Mr.. B. d. Cramer and family, of
/ Washington City, who have been
visiting the father and sisters of Mr..
G. near this place, left for home last
| Wednesday.
Miss Ellie T. Carter, of Stephen
| son Seminary, after visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. Z. A. Gallaher, in Wash
ington City, has gone to Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk.
Mrs. George Washington and two
children, Miss Mary PorterfeId, Miss
| Eliza Washington and Miss Ella Me
| Curdy are spending two weeks at
Shannondale Springs.
Miss Susie Allen, of the vicinity OF
Summit Point, is visiting her cousin
Miss Hattie Cowley, at Halltown, and
MIR. w. A. Allen is visiting relatives
in Shenandoah county, Va.
Mr.. Joseph B. Welsh has returned
to CharIestown, after an absence of
some six or seven years, spent prin-
ciPally in New Mexico, Indian Ter
ritory, Kentucky and Tennessee.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. j.
w. ElIyson, of Waynesboro, Va, in
town last Tuesday. Mr.. E. is q men,
her of the city council of that place,
AND is an active and enthusiastic par=
ticipant in the movement which is al
ready doing so much for that locality.
Miss A. V. Wilson and Miss Matte
| V. Dorsey, missionaries under the
auspices of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, OF the NJ. E.
| Church South, left last Thursday for
Chihauhau, Mexico, where Miss Will
son will act as principal of the Pal
more Institute and Miss Dorsey as
teacher.
Mr.. TEos. S. Smith, of Washing.
/ ton City, has been visiting Capt.
Jno. ". Doll, of the Hotel Conner,
Harper's Ferry, and was in Charles
town, in company with the latter,
yesterday. Mr.: Smith is member
of the firm of Fl. Cepperthite & Co.,
proprietors of the celebrated Con-
necticut Pie Bakery, which turns ont
! 10000 pies day, and is one of the
staunch citizens of West Washington.
The Washington Post of August
18th contains the following concern
ing young and enterprising mer-
chant of Berryville, Va: 'sThe en-
gagement is announced of Miss
Emma Baum to Mr.. Sidney A. Hell
Ter. Miss Baum is the accomplished
daughter of the prominent Seventh
street jeweler, and Mr.. Heller. who
formerly resided in Washington. is
in business in Berryville, Va. The
young people are receiving the con
gratulations of host of friends
Mr.. Joseph Bell, well known cit
J izen of Berkeley county, died at hi.
{ residence on Opequon creek. neal