Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-08-20
Personal Mention.

Mt VIM Elliott, OF Ohio, is visiting Mr.. )
o. B. Fcllers.
Miss Lucy Griffith has been visiting friend
! in Berryyillc.
Miss LAURA Kennedy is visiting friends a
Hancock, Md.
Mr.. Luther Beavers has been enjoying {
weeks outing.
Col. John T. Gibson went tn Washington
City last Saturday.
/ Miss Ella Eggling, of Baltimore Is visiting
Miss Emma Brown.
Mr.. Gearge Dichl is spending o few days il
Hampshire county.
| Mrs. Julia Alexander visited friends in shep
herdstownlast week.
/ DIR. John Lewis, of Weston, is visiting hi
mother in this county.
Mr.. Edward Miley has returned from visi
to 1oudoun county. Va.
Mrs Col Jno. T. Gibson and daughter have
returned from Cape May.
| Mrs. s, t. Taylor and children, of Baltimore
are at Mrs. j. d. Browns.
Miss Kate Porterfeld and mother have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. Warren Ritnour spent several days last
week in Chambersburg, Pa.
The Misses Vending left Thursday TO visit
Miss Patton, in Monroe county.
Cadet Henry Shirley, of the " nj. l., il
spending his vacation at home.
The mother and niece of Mr.. a. A. Carroll
are visiting the latter in this place.
Miss Julia Merchant is at home from an ex-
tended visit to friends in Virginia.
Mr.. Charles Smith and daughter, Olive, have
returned from trip up the Valley.
Miss Gertie Bouer. of Philadelphia, is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Norma Schloss.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Dalgarn spent Thursday
with Mrs. D. brother, in Berryyille.
Miss Kate Dolly of Baltimore is visiting
Miss Nellie Crittenden, at Glen Ella"
Cadet Mervyn Buckley is visiting his uncles.
Messrs. Vim. B. and George w. Packet,
Mrs 81. d. AIiddlekauff has returned from
visit TO her daughter, in Frederick City.
Misses Julia and Halle Alexander have been
visiting ut DR.. Buffers in Shepherdstown.
Misses Annie and Emma Wassem, of Gettys-
burg, Pa, are visiting Miss Mamie Reininger.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. o. Tutwiler returned last
week from q visit to their son in Philadelphia.
Miss Katydid Jones, of Washington City, is
the guest of Mrs. Logan b. Shut at Kabletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Melius, of Washington
City, are visiting the family of MIR. Albert
Diehl.
Capt. VIM. G. Kable, of the staunton Mil
itary Academy, is visiting Capt. Allison Hooff,
near Aidridge.
Miss Mamie Powell Mccormick and Miss
wheat, of Berryville, have been visiting Miss
Floride Brown.
DIR. T. A. Ramey and wife and Misses Mamie
anu DtSSlG DCuNCT6 RlslJeu DulluuOEe uuu Day
Ridge last week.
Mr.. Claude E. Haincs spent Sunday here,
and returned to Washington City with his wife
and baby Elyans.
Mrs. j. Ogden Murray was called to Balti-
more Saturday, on account of sickness of her
son, Mr.. VIM. Murray.
Postmaster-General Wilson spent compile
of days at his home here, and returned to
Washington yesterday.
Mrs. Virginia Crane and daughter, Miss
Jean, of Laurel, Md, are visiting the family
of Mr.. w. s. Kennedy,
Judge D. B. Lucas, Hon. W. II. Travers and
Col. Forrest w. Brown attended Morgan
Circuit Court last week.
Rev. DIR. John P. Hyde, of Valley Female
College, Winchester. gave the SPIRIT Office u
pleasant call last Saturday.
Mr.. A. L. osbourn, agent of the Norfolk &
Western Railroad at Shenandoah Junction,
has been taking vacation.
Mr.. Marshall Rohr and his friend Mr. Dennis
Hagerty, of Washington City, are visiting the
formers parents in this place.
Mr.. Geo. W. Packet took n trip last week to
Washington and Baltimore, and is now enjoy
ing sojourn at Socrates, on the Hudson.
Col Geo. A. Porterfeld, of Charles Town,
spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Arabella
Snodgrass. in this city.-Mdr. Free Lance.
Mrs. DR.. T. A. Ramey, of Brunswick, Md.
has been spending few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Beavers. near Bloomery.
Lieut.. William Craighill, o. S. A, who is
stationed in New York harbor, is at the home
of his father, General Craighill, in this town
Mrs. Eads, who has been spending the sum-
mer with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Bolinger,
has returned home to Rockbridge county, Va.
Mrs w. C. Lipscomb. Miss Maud Lipscomb,
Miss Isabel Pechin aud Mr.. Lislc Lipscomb, of
Washington City, are soJourning at Shannon
dale.
Miss Casey, of Washington, sister of the late
Gen. U. s. Grant, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, is spending several weeks at Hotel Pow
hatan.
Miss Margaret Mcknight, of Bayside, Long
Island who has been visiting friends here, is
now with Miss Anna Ransom, of Harper's
Ferry.
Miss Laura Strider and Mrs. Nettie holland
have been called to Martinsbnrg on account
of the Illness of their relative, Mrs. Samuel
w. Strider.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s: yesterday had q
pleasant drive to Frederick county, Md, Miss
Ella yesterday, who has been visiting there
returning with them.
Misses Elsie Haines and Katie Rowe have
gone to Washington City, and will, with
their cousin, Miss Virgie Swan. go ON n visit tc
Culpeper county. Va.
Miss Rcbecca Lambright, of Knoxville
Tenn, who has been spcndieg the past month
with Mrs. II. II Cooke, left Thursday for visit
to relatives in Shepherdstown.
Moore, who recently Joined the U. s. marine
corps, has shipped aboard the battle ship
Texas, put in commission at Norfolk last week
Drs. Gabriel, Miller and Street, of Baltf.
more, and Rev Mr.. Bauman. of TOMS Brook
Va, spent few days last week with the fam,
lily of Mr.. Sites Mt castle View" making the
| trip on their wheels.
The Misses Bridges issued invitations for c
reception in honor of Miss Laura Kennedy
Charles Town, and Miss Stockbridge, Balti
more, at their large marsion on Thursday
evening. -HdoerstotDn Globe.
| we.had pleasant and profitable call, Tues
day, from Messrs. VIM. e. Reed, of Gaylord
and L. NJ Long, of Nippon, members of the
| firm of Reed. Long 81 Manning, and among
the most enterprising business men of thi
section.
| A large reception was given by Misses Lille
and Reba Bridges, Hancock, on Thursda!
evening, in honor of their friends, Miss Ken
nedy, Charles Town, w. Va, and Stock
bridge, Washington, d. q. A number o
tablcaux were rendered, in which the. Mise
Bridges took very important parts. The larg
house was very tastefully arranged.
IRagersto,1n Globe.
The Masonic story upon the new
Independent building will be a goot