Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-09-11
Personal.

The family of Mr.. Jno. P. Hess will leave
for Baltimore this week.
Miss Grayson Vending has returned from
a visit to friends in Virginia.
Capt. Joha F. Foley is spending short va
cation with friends in the county.
Mrs. George Kelsey, of this town, is visiting
Miss Ella Kelsey in shepherdstown.
Miss Lewise Jorden, of indianapolis, Ind,
was a guest at Mordingdon last week.
Mrs. John c. Taylor, son and daughter, of
Norfolk, are at Mrs. C. Horace Gallaher's.
Rev. John S. Gibson and wife, of Hunting
ton, have been visiting friends in Middleway.
Mr.. Schloss, of Hirschman & Co.. went east
last week to lay in fresh supplies Of clothing,
etc.
Mrs. 7. W. Latimer, and her son, Mr.. Viii
mer Latimer, visited in shepherdstown las;
week.
Misses Virginia and Laura Mitchell have
gone to Louisville, ~Ky,-guests of Gen. S. B..
Buckuer.
Hon. d. c. Westenhayer, of Martinsburg,
was in attendance upon the Court of Appeals
last week.
Rev. A. S. Lloyd and wife, four daughters
and son, of Norfolk, are at Mrs. c. Horace
Gallaher's.
Capt. Allison Hooff left last week to resume
his duties as instructor at the Staunton Mill
tary Academy.
Miss Ella Darlington has returned from a
visit to Martinsburg, accompanied by Miss
Dora Matthaei.
County Clerk Gerard D, Moore spent a bit of
vacation at Shepherdstown last week, the guest
Of DR.. Reynolds.
Mrs. F. W. Bigger left on Saturday at noon
for a two-weeks' visit to the parental home in
Washington City.
Hon. ". b. Cornwell, of Romney, was in
tow a day or two last week attending the
Court Of Appeals.
Judge Faulkner held a brief special term Of
the circuit court ON Friday aad returned to
Martinsburg same day.
The Harper's Ferry Sentinel says DR.. and
Mrs. Cannon have abandoned the idea of 60
ing to Montana to live.
Mr.. Il. St. George Tucker, the new principal
of the Charles Town Male Academy, has arriy-
ed and is at Capt. Geo. H. Flagg's.
Mr.. George Leisenring, a former citizen, and
his friend, Mr.. Waldo, both now residents of
Kansas, are here visiting Mr.. Robt. LeiSenring.
Mrs. Bessie Kemp, of Canton, Mississippi,
came on Saturday for a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Maxwell. and her sisters, the Misses Timber
lake.
Ex- Attorney General Robert White, of
Wheeling, registered at the Carter House on
Monday. He came to attend the Court of
Appeals.
Nj. VIM. A. Garvin and daughter, Miss
Bessie Garyin, of Bethlehem, Penn, spent a
couple of days last week with Mr.. Garyin's
cousin, Mrs. Lewis Dinkle.
Col. S. Bassett French, of Richmond, so well
known in years past to those who have visited
the Executive Departments at the Old Com
monwealth's capital city, is a guest Of Rev. DR..
A. C. Hopkins.
Rev. DR.. Hopkins did not get TO Presbytery
until Thursday morning, having been called
to attend a funeral on Wednesday; and re-
turned home Thursday night to ofhciate at the
funeral of Mr.. Darrell Moler on Friday.
Rev. W. F. Locke, of Roanoke, and his wife
have been called to Piedmont by the death Of
Mrs. Locke's sister. They will stop off for a
few days visit to Mrs. Elisha Locke, of Sum
mi, Point, this week on their return home.
Mr.. Chas. J. Locke, of Montgomery City,
Mo, last week visited his sister, Mrs. Elisha
Locke at Summit Point. On Saturday, accom-
panied by his sisters family. he visited his
brother, DR.. T. T. Locke, at Woodstock, re-
turning Monday.
Editor Clifford, of the Pioneer Press, Afro
American organ, Martinsburg, and a member
of the bar came down on Saturday to look in
upon the Court of Appeals, and also called to
see the editor of The FREE Pass We had
the pleasure of showing him a crayon picture
of the "inotieusive, industrious colored man"
John Browns first victim at Harper's Ferry.
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