Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-01-16
Personal Mention.

Miss Pearl Hughes is visiting her parents in
| Roanoke.
Mrs. John F. Hilbert las been visiting il
Washington City.
Mrs. jas. ". Carney is visiting in Washing
ton aud Alexandria.
Hon. ". II. II. Travers attended Berkeley
clrcnit court last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dichl went to Wash
ingtOn City on Thursday.
Mrs. John Emmert has recently recovered
from a severe case of grip.
Mr.. $ D. Uirschm % Nor nnt2wn, VIZ
ted his f.ther aid sister here st week.
Miss Julia Merchant and Mr. John o. Cas-
Ter visiting friends in Washington City.
Mr.. Ercs Diuk is Il me from Marg ntow
| for few days, z We Us pra-ant cal.
| Misses Mary Alexander and Floride Brown
arc visiting Miss Hazcltimc in Washington,
we arc pleased TO see County Surveyor s.
| Howell Brown about again, since his hard
| spell of grip.
We were please to have call on Frid''
from Or Staunch DcmOc attic frie i. Mr. z.
II. Rein art, OF Shcphcr sto:r
! Mr.. and Mrs. ] Shirley Smith and son
| Starry, who have been visiting Mrs. Smiths
aunt and uncles in this place, returned to
Roanoke last Thursday.
| Mr.. Gregg Noland is laid up at the home of
Mr.. j. II. holland with mashed foot and the
grip. The wound was an accident and walk
| ing upon it 50 iniinmcd tile foot that it had
| serious aspect. He seems much better NJ
| present. however.
| Mr. Edward L. ReinhaTt, who has hcen for
| the past - months employed in DR.. Bishops
| Drug Store here, has gone TO accept position
| in drug store in Washington. lie is Il very
! deserving and energetic young man. and
leaves with the best wishes of his many friends
| here.
An alarm OF fire yesterday after
noon was occasione6 by the frame
work of the roof of MIR. NJ. S. We'll
ler's foundry becoming ienitcd from
the furnace which was in, blast for
casting.
William Strother Moore (better
known as Jack) died ut the resi-
dencc Of his mother, Mrs Mary c..
Moore, in this county, on Thursday.
January 18th. 1894. of grippe, fol-
lowed by pneumonia. A dutiful son.
devoted brother, kind and charila-
hIe neigbbor and an honest man has
been suddenly taken from tue COM
munity in which he was born. lived
and died. Ills remains were laid to
rest in Edge Hill Cemetery on Fri
day last.
The recently installed officers Of
Wildcy Lodge, No. 81, /. o. O. f,
of this place, for the current term
are: Samuel =. Glover, n. G.; WIN.
II. Anderson, V. G.; Z. NJ. Hough,
Rec. Sec. b. f. DooTey, Per Sec.
d. S. Hughes, Treasurer: Jas. A.
Engle, Warden; Charles Smith, Con
duttor; r. Il. Lucas, Z. $. to n.
G.; Martin Kelley, l.. S. 10 n. G. (;
T. G. Niccwarncr, Il. :. to. V. q. i;
VIM H. Anderson. l.. :. to V. G.. (;
, Henry DUNN. r. s.; Geo. W.
Thomas, l.. 5. s.. WIN. II. Ander,
son. Outside Guardian; Fontaiue
Jenkins. Iuside Guardian.
Thi- Lodge will celebrate the 10th
aumis er>ary Of their order on the 2Gtf
: of April next. and all neighborina
Lodges will he invited, also severa
prominent speakers who will deliver
addresses on the occasion. The fol
lowing are The committee of strange
ments: r. b. Lucas, C. NJ. Hough
+, VIM Rudeffer. Martin Kelley anc
J. a. Eugle-
; Immense reduction in cur carpe
department at Hirschman's,