Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-03
Personal Mention.

eTSOnal MShllon.
M,s. T. H. Bate. !. visiting friends in phila-
Mr.; Mishael Kahn was at the parental home
Mrs. Albert Diehl is visiting in Washington
and Baltimore.
:. Mrs. Louis Diehl is visiting her daughter in
Washington City.
Miss Amanda Crow is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Albina COyle
Rev. s, q. Ferguson was registered at the
Carter House yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Beck, of Ohio. is visiting her
brother, Sir. G. w. Taylor.
Mr.. A. II. Moler and family left Washington
Sept. Esd for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Ida Lippitt has gone to tho Virginia
Female Institute, at Staumton, Va.
Miss Mollie Ryan has been appointed to q
position in tile Agricultural Department.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Kahn, of Clarke county, Va,
visited his mother in this place last week.
Mr.. r, w. Morrow, of the Adrocdte, has
been suffering the past week with sciatica.
Miss Mollie Anderson has returned from a
visit TO her brother in LoudCun county, Va.
Mr.. s. H. lands was in Baltimore last
week, purchasing fall and winter dry goods.
Mrs Ariaua hughes and daughter. Miss
Laura, have returned from Berkeley county.
John H. little, Esq, ofshepherdstown, gave
the SPIRIT office pleasant call Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. William Kahn has been on visit to
burg.
Mrs. B. E. Beavers visited her daughter,
Mrs; DIR. T. A. Ramcy. iu sharpsburg, last
week.
Mrs. t. j. Fonton, of Clarke county, Va,
visited her mother, Mrs. Maurice Kahn, last
Tuesday.
Mrs; DR.. MecaIa and two daughters, of
Washington City, are at Mr.. c. Horace CAL
gallaher's.
Senator Faulkner has gone to Charleston.
to act as best mau' Tor his law partner, Mr..
Stewart W. Walker.
Mr.. j. l.. Pentz has been to Baltimore and
had surgical operation performed, and is
| since much improved.
Mr.. Charles Dichl has gone TO Washington,
and after spending several days there will go
to Baltimore to school.
Mr. s. schloss returned Saturday from New
York. where he had been during the week.
purchasing new goods.
Mr.. Lemuel Campbell, of Romney, bias been
visiting his brother, Rev. DIR. Z. n. Campbell,
! ut Stephenson Seminary.
DIR. d. G. Lewis spent several days with
his father, Major ". II. I. Lewis, aud went
to Washington last week.
DR.. j. L. Luke of this place, OBLIGATED as a
groOmsmau at the Snlith-Aason Wedding in
| shepherdstown Wednesday.
Mr. Charles Showers, of Berryville, aged
~ years, WAS in Charles Town yesterday, the
first time for thirty-lTe years.
Mcssrs. Chester aud Leroy Hays, of Hagcrs-
town, were guests of Mr.. z. n. Beard last
Sunday, at tie Watson House.
Col. Forrest W. Brown is attending the
State eucumpment at KauaWha City, as q
member of Gov. McCOrkles staff.
Mr.. Jno. d. Hart has moved his family to
town and taken the brick house of MIR. +. b.
Souders, on West Congress street.
Miss Blanche McCook. of Washington
| City, daughter of the late Gen. McCook, is
expected at Mrs. Virginia Millers to-day.
Mr.. II. o. Talbot and family have gone to
Frederick City to attend the Houck-BOwlus
weddiug-thc bride being Miss Jcunic BoTIus,
who recently visited Miss Rosa Talbot.
Mr.. James NJ. Mason, Jr. returned home last
| Wednesday, having finished taking dispositions
| in the cases throughout tue State that were
given in his charge by the Department of JUS
tice.
Miss Lou X. Zeigler OF Baltimore is visit.
| ing Miss Bette Middlekauft tins week. enroute
from the Worlds Fair Like all others who
| have been to the Fair. she speaks in hig hest
terms of praise OF the wonderful Exposition.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
| Rev. William +. Locke TO Miss Daisy James
son. daughter of Mr, j, S. jameson, to take
| place ON tuesday evening, October 10th, in
st. Johns NJ. l.. Church south, Piedmont, w.
Va.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Mr.. Her
| bert g. knapp, cntcrprising jewclcr of this
place, to Miss Minnie Vernon Moler which will
take place in the Presbyterian church in
Charles Town, Wednesday, October IL, 1898,
| at l o'clock.
Mr.. Harvey n. Dorsey, of New York, has
been in town several days and called to see us.
| He was summoned here on account of his
sisters death, but by the delay of train be-
| tween Washington and this place, Satur-
day, reached here too late for the funeral.
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