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returned from Maryland.
Miss Rosa McCban, of shepherdstown,
visiting Mrs. o. 81. Darlington.
Mr. J. W. Hooper and family, of Balti
more, are at Mr. Jno. P. Browns.
Mrs. Hess, of Baltimore, is visiting he
mother, Mrs. Amanda c. Strider.
Miss Marion Carter, of Loudoun county
Va, is visiting Miss Maria Moore.
Mr.. Charles Dalgarn and wife are visit
ing the family Of Mr.. S. S. Dalgarn.
DR.. Frank Slothowet and wife, of Balti
more, are visiting Mrs ]. Ogden Murray.
Mrs. Sharp, of Norfolk, mother of Mrs
/ 1t. Grant, is at Mr.. c. Horace Gallaher's
Misses Daisy House and Flora Goldsmith
are visiting the family Of Mr.. Warren Ely
Mr.. Plummer Campbell. of Orange, N
j.. is visiting his brother, Mr. VIM. Camp
bell
Mr.. stephens, Of New York. president OF
the Brass Works Company, was in town
last week.
NIessrs. o. C. and J. Clarence Gage, Of
New York, registered at the Watson House
on Monday
Mr.. Ambrose Timberlake, Of Baena Wis
ia, Va, has beea visiting his relatives in
Charlestowu
Mr.. @. B. Kearsley, Of MiddlesbOro', Ken
lucky, registered at the Carter House on
Thursday night.
Mr.. J. NJ. Milcy, son of Sergeant Miley,
has accepted a position as clerk at Shan
nondale Springs.
Prof Henry b. Davenport, of the West
Virginia University, is visiting the parental
home near town.
Capt James II. O'BannOn and daughter,
of Richmond, are visiting Capt Eugene
Baker, at Leetown.
Mrs. H. o. Bingham, Of Shippensburg,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. Mid
dlekauf, near town.
II. W. Beecher, Of New York, a nephew
of the great preacher registered at the
Watson House on'Monday.
Capt A. J. Thompson and wife, Of Clarke
county, Va, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. VIM. T. Ramey, in this county.
Miss Margie Zimmerman, who has been
visiting Mrs. Fouke ia this place, left for
her home in Washington City on Thursday.
1t. Grant, of the U. s. warship, Con
cord, of the squadron of Evolution, with
his family, is at Mr.. @. Horace Gallaher's.
Mr.. Charles Porterield took advantage of
the 4.h of July relaxation from business
and came home from Washington to enjoy
himself
Messrs Charles Bishop, of Georgetown,
and Newton Walters, of Washington, and
suaith Hilbert Of Roanoke, were here to
enjoy The itb.
AR Thos. W. Buckley, a former citizen of
this county, now an active business man of
Washington City, registered at the Carter
House last week.
We were i'm error last week announcing
the departure Of Afr. j. Shirley Smith, wife
and son for Roanoke. They did not not 60
until yesterday morning.
Rev. w. k Marshall and wife were at
Mrs. A. c. Strider's on Tuesday. They
let for Romney for few days. Mrs Mar
shall is a daughter Of Mrs. Strider.
Hon. B. D. Gibson went to Atlantic City
last week and spent the 4th at the Tam
many celebration in New York. His sisters
accompanied him to visit friends in Penn
sylvania.
M U.F Higinbotham, of Pennsylvania,
brother Of our genial postmaster, was in
town on Tuesday to be present at a meeting
Of the @. NJ. NJ & ]. Co. board Of directors,
of which he is a member
The Gruber family, that gave fine en-
tertaiument in Washington Hall on Tues
day night, were guests at the Watson House.
They were not disappointed if they sought
good grub r other comforts.
Mr.. George Snyder, formerly Of this town,
now Of Middlesboro', Ky, registered at the
Carter House a few days ago, He is quite
enthusiastic over the prospective greatness
Of Middlesboro, which, for its age, has a
phenomenal growth.
Rev. j. r. Van Horne, Miss Bette Lick
rder. Miss Lizzie Brotherton, Miss Ada
Brotherton, Miss Sadie Van Horne and
Master Guy Van Horne, Of Shepherdstowp,
and Miss Essie Hendricks, of Uvilla, pass
ed through Charlestown Monday, en- route
TO the Methodist Sunday School Conyen-
ton at Woodstock They dined at the
Carter House.
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