Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-09-10
Personal Mention.


Mr.. j. T. Engle has returned from visit t
friends in Ohio.
Miss Belle Price, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Laura Kennedy.
Mr. w. II. Beckham. of Alexandria, is Wis
ting Mr.. VIM. Campbell
Mrs. B. G. Washington is conyalescent af'
ter several weeks illness.
! Miss Eliza s. Gallaher has returned from
visit to friends in Virginia.
i Mr.. NJ. Palmbaum has gone to the eastern
cities, to purchase fall goods.
Miss Freda Braun, of Fauquier county. Va,
is visiting Miss Lille Hagley.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Allison Eyster have been at
Halltown for q few days past.
Mr.. Geo. S. Eystcr has been on trip to
Boston and points in Canada
Judge Brannon. of the Supreme Court of
| Appaals, is at the Carter House.
Misses Annie Ramey has returned from an
extended visit to Lyndhurst, va.
Miss Mamie Baney, of Wheatland, has oeen
visiting Mrs. Watson, at Leetown.
Hon VIM II. Trayerswas in Martinsburg on
professional business last Thursday
Misses Mary and Mamie Campbell, of Balti-
more, are at Mrs. Annie Campbeil's.
Mr.. S. Schloss, of S. D. Hirschman & Co.,
has gone east to purchase new goods.
County Clerk Gerard D. Moore has been
visiting DIR. Reynolds, in shepherdstown
Mr.. Charles Becker CuLle up from DdAtliIOIS
to his fruit farms near Millville yesterday.
Miss Mamie Pratt, of waynesboro. Va,
visited the family of Mr.. A. d. Barr last week.
Mrs George Kelsey, of this vicinity, has
been visiting Miss Ella kelsey IN shepherds
town.
Miss Halle Alexander visited friends in
Shepherdstown during the Morgan's Grove
Fair.
Master Joseph Sharar of Hagerstown, Wis
tied his cousin, Master Howard Taylor, last
week.
Miss Pearl Hughes has returned from Roam
oke, accompanied by her sister, Miss Lizzie
Hughes.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Frank Gordon in
town again, after having been laid up couple
of months.
Mrs. T. W. Latimer and son Wilmer; have
been visiting at Mr.. E, I'll. Reinharts in Shep-
herdstown.
Miss Annie NJ Smith, of Alexandria, Va, is
visiting ut Col. John I. Gibson's and Mr.. VIM.
B. Packets.
Mrs. Charles Davis, of Lockland, Ohio, who
has been visiting Mrs. j. W. Birkett, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c, Kefauvcr, of Baltimore,
Nd, are visiting Mr.. S. g. NJ. Risslcr and wife
of this place.
Miss Sallie Lloyd, of Charles Town, is the
guest of the family of Mr.. j. FL. Lloyd.
GMdrttnSburg Statesman.
Mrs James W. Bane and children have
been visiting the family of Mr.. Joseph Byers,
in Shpherdstown.
Judges English, Holt and Dent and Clerk
Long, of the Supreme Court of Appeals, are
Ut Hotel Powhatap.
Mr. Chas. j. Locke of Montgomery City,
Mo-, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Elisha
Locke, at Summit Point.
Mr.. Arthur Davenport and family returned
last Thursday from a five weeks pleasant stay
ut Shannondalc Springs.
Miss Elsie Haines and Katie Rowe have re
turned from an extended visit to Washington
City aud Culpeper county, Va.
Miss Bertha selby, of Wilmington. Del, is
spending several weeks at her uncles, Mr..
W. e. Feagans, at Whcatland.
Dr.Hurst of Fauquier Co., Va. and Dr. hafer
of Aarper's Ferry, have located ut Halltown,
iu this comfy, to practice medicine.
Miss Ella Souders, of Clearfeld, Pa. and
Miss Bessie Little of Hancock Md, are visit
ing the family of Mr.. Michael Souders.
Messrs. Alfred Hughes, of Roanoke. and B.
T. Hughes. of Stauuton, are visiting their
mother, brothers and sisters, in this place.
Hon. b. D. Gibson, prominent lawyer, of
Charles Town, and an ex-member of the
Legislature, was in town Sunday.
GSitepherdStotcn Independent.
Miss Agnes Beltzhoover, who has been
studying music ut the New York Conserva-
tory this summer, has returned TO her home
in ShepherdstOwn.
Alonzo Jenkins, foreman for Messrs. Eagan
Bros. of this vicinity. visited his aupts. Mrs.
G. w. Siford ana Mrs. G. w. Singhass, at
Springeld, w. Va, recently.
Mr.. Sam1 N. OFT returned Friday from
Baltimore, where he had been engaged in
purchasing goods for the new store of OFT
Bros, to be opened this week.
Mr.. Ad. Withers, of Patterson, New Jersey,
accompanied by his wife and two children,
have been spending few days with Mrs. a.
L. Withers, near Summit Point.
Miss Ella Bauldin, of Washington City.
spent a week at Shannondale Springs, visited
Mrs. DIR. James NJ. Ransom for several days,
and returned home Tuesday morning.
Among the lawyers attending the Supreme
Court of Appeals here the past week have
been Messrs. d. C.. WcsteDhaver L. Dew.
Bcrkhardt. and N. D. Baker, of Berkeley
county; W. B. Cornwcll. of Hampshire: and
J. Rnfus Smith. of Morgan.
Among those from out of town who attended
the dance at the Powhatan on Friday evening
last was Mr.. Harry s. Chupline of Frederick
City. Mr.. Chapline is well known young
newspaper man, and is much spoken of III
Frederick county for the next legislature.
Mr. E. v. Crittenden, who has been spend
ing q few days with his parents near Rippon.
returned to Washington Tuesday. Our young
friend, we note by a Falls Church item in the
Washington Star, has purchased lot and
will erect a dwelling thereon--the cage, we
presume. for pretty bird that may in the
near future occupy it.
The Rev. j. w. Tongue has just returned,
after a week and more stay with the Rev.
Mr.. Furr. on DarkesviIle Circuit Two of
Mr.. Furr's preaching points, DaTkesvillc and
Gerardstown, in Berkeley county, were in
Mr.. Tongues field of labor during the war
1t was very pleasant for him to preach ut
those places again and meet some of the
friends who rcmain of those stormy times.
The Martinsburg Statesman has the follow
ing good words for a formerpreachcr in charge
of jefferson circuit, well and fayorably known
here:
Rev Dr. A. NJ Cackley, the former pastor
of Trinity NJ. E. Church. South, was here on
last Friday attending the funeral of Mr.. John
Roush. He was here but a short while and
we regret exceedingly having missed seeing
him. Martiusburg never had a resident who
enjoyed larger circle of warm friends than
DIR. Cacklcy. he will always be accorded u
hearty welcome in the old town. He is now
located ut Falls Church, Va.
Swept by a Cyclone
OF appreciation to the pinnacle of popularity,