Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1895-10-08
Personal Mention.

Col. F. w, Brown was in Washington
Gustav D. Brown is visiting relatives il
Mrs. Mary D. Moore has been quite i'll thu
past week.
Miss Mamie Richardson has gone to the At
lanta Exposition
DR.. Garthwaite, of Baltimore, visited Dr. H
r. Moore recently.
Mrs. q. F. Thomas went to New York last
week for fall goods.
Z Miss Scoilay Page, of Clarfsburg, is visiting
Miss Mary Z. Beckwith-
Miss Daisy Carroll, of Albany, n. Y, IL
visiting Miss Fan Gibson.
Rev w. L. Grayatt and family will return
from Norfolk this evening.
Mr.. G. w. Earnshaw, of Hagerstown, was
in Charles Town yesterday.
Col. j. 7. Gibson returned from visit to
Washington on Wednesday.
Miss Laura Kennedy has gone for weeks
visit to friends IN Baltimore
Mrs Essie Burton Hilleary is visiting her
aunt, Miss Ann Doyne Smith.
Mr.. Arthur Pierce has gone to the West Vir-
ginia University to study law
We regret to learn that our old friend Mr..
John Vilwig, Of Winchester, is i'll.
Miss Bessie Baker, who has been visiting
Miss Lulu Moore, has returned home
Mr.. Hop. Gibson, of Shepherdstown, Wis
tied his cousin, Col. b. ID. Gibson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Haines and baby
Evans win return to Washington City to-day.
Capt. O. n. Briggs. of Harper's Ferry,
spent several days last week in Charles Town.
Miss Jennie Moore has returned from visit
to her sister, Mrs. j. o. Tackett, OF Front Royal
Mr.. Geo. W. Holt, recently of Millyille, is
taking law course at the West Virginia
University.
! Mr.. C. NJ. Stump and bride, of Washington
City are visiting Mr.. Stump's parents, at the
Methodist parsonage.
Miss yirginia Alexander, daughter of Hon.
W. K. Alexander OF Winchester, spent part OF
Tuesday at 20 Mt. Paryo." -
Mr.. II. D. Rust, of Washington City, who
has has been visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. A.
Phillips, has returned home,
Miss Gussie Russell came from Winchester
to Sc Mt. Paryo" Monday night Of last week,
and returned Tuesday night.
Deputy Collector R. s. Eichelberger, of
Martinsburg, spent Thursday night in Charles
Town, registering at the Carter House.
Mrs. Edgar Lee and little son, Edgar, who
have been visiting the home folk in Rocking
ham county, Va, returned last Wednesday.
Mr.. a. B. Amber, of st. Louis, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. s. Eyster, at
HalItown, and attended the Pendleton-Willis
wedding.
Mr. NJ. E. Bolinger, N. Sc w. agent at
Charles Town, was in Lexington, Va, last
week. Mr.. Martin Sheetz filling his place here
during his absence.
Mrs. George Washington and little louisa
and Richard started Friday for Virginia
Beach, from whence they will go to Richmond
to visit Mrs. w. Chase Mott ton.
John Hyland, a well-known Harper's Ferry
Democrat recently received stroke of par
nlysis that has left him very feeble, mentally
and physically. He has been taken to Prov
idence Hospital, Washington, but it is not
thought he can recover.
OF one of our former employees, Mr.. Harry
E. Swan, nephew of Mrs. Geo. W. Haines, the
Birmingham CAla.) Daily State of October
says:
Mr.. 81. E. Swan, who has for some time
been student in the law Office of Mountjoy
and Tomlinson, will leave tomorrow for the
University of Alabama, where he will take a
course in the law depart ment Mr.. Swan will
return to Birmingham to practice when he has
completed at Tuscaloosa. His friends predict
for him q bright career in the profession.
The Washington Star, in its notes of the
social world and the approaching gay season
at the national capital, snys:-"In the official
circle there are the two beautiful daughters of
the Yice-Prcsident, Miss Letitia and Miss
Julia Stevenson, and Miss Wilson, the eldest
daughter of the Postmaster General Miss
Wilson is most attractive in person. and her
education has been labor of love on the
part of her parents. Mrs. Wilson's health,
which is far from robust, will scarcely permit
her to take much part in extended social If
fairs, but her daughter will be in every way q
strong help" 49,