Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-07-08

The Misses Mason, of Fredericksburg, are
at Capt Flagg's
Mrs. J. o. Tackett has returned to her
home, Remington, va.
Mrs. Mary Aisquith is visiting at her sis
tcr's, Mrs j. E. Wyatts.
Mr. John L. Hoof, Jr, has been up from
Baltimore for a day or two.
Mr. W. H. Hooper and wife, of Balu-
more, are at Hotel Powhatau
Mr.. Thomas J. Manning, of Washington,
ID. c., has been here on a visit.
Mrs Charles A. johnson returned from
Richmond on Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Bentley visited friends in
town within the past few days.
Mrs Rev. J. P Stump aud son Charles
went to Washington yesterday.
Mr.. Clayton L. Haines left Monday for
Washington and Atlantic CITY.
Mr. John Porter6eld has returned home
from William and Mary College.
NJ D Tuney Howell of Alexandria,
sr,a. sunday with his parents here.
Mrs Venning and daughter, of South
Carolina, are visiting DR.. Venning.
Mr.. Lewis Turtle and Miss Frances, Of
Washington, d. c., are at Capt. Flagg's
Mr.. II. X. Duke, of Cumberland, visited
the family Of Rev. DR.. Hopkins last week.
Mrs. Annie s. Coyle, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. T W. Latimer of this place.
Mr. T. NJ. Baker, Of Piedmont, spent sew
eral days in town and returned Monday
evening
Miss Bette Wiltshire, of the Berkeley
Female Institute, is at the parental home at
Leetown
Mrs. Gen. Casey and daughter, sister and
niece of Mrs. Gen. Grant, are at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Brooks LaBoyteaux and Will Stump are
at home here from New York for a vacation
Of two weeks
A little son of Mr.. r. H. Leisenring was
severely kicked in the face by horse on the
street Monday.
Miss Virginia Lucas, only daughter Of
Judge Daniel B. Lucas, has been critically
in for several days.
Mrs. Kate Latimer and baby Catherine
of Hyattsyille, Nd, are visiting
their relatives here.
Heryil LaBOyteauX came on from Phil
adelphia to spend the fourth" aud return
ed Monday morning.
Mr.. Theodore W. Dooley came on from
Georgia TO the Richmond reunion, and is
now visiting his mother here.
Harry Miller, Willism Farmer aud Peter
West were among the young men who ac-
Jno W. Rowan Camp to Rich
moud
Messrs John F. Hilbert, L NJ. Blessing,
James \. Small, Albert Taylor aud Herbert
Keudrick were up from Washington over
the 4,b.
Mrs. Kate Yost of Washington City, with
her babe, has been spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. John f. Hilbert, in
this place
Miss Eva Franklin, Of Leesburg Va,
aud Mr. Strait Brown, son of DIR. W. w.
Brown, of Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting ex-
Sheriff A. T. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Winchester Rouss, of
New York, have been visiting Mr.. RS I'M
cles and the Rouss summer home, shannon
Park, in this county
Twenty members OF the Columbia Ath-
letic Club Of Washington City, came to
the Hotel Powhatan Friday evening, and
spent the 4th I'm Charles Town.
Mrs. Fred Kleiuschmidt, Of Washington,
is at "Ayondale," the home Of her father
Mr. Albert Osburu is also there, having re.
turned from Rock Hill College, near Eli
colts, Nd.
DR.. Howard Il. Moore and Messrs. Robt.
II. Phillips, +. B. HooG, T. R. Moore, G..
Z. Wysoug aud G.. NJ. Slifer were among
the young men Of Charles Town who at
tended the cx.Confederate reunion at Rich
moud last week
Mr.. j. G. Holmes has Just returned from
an official trip to Rhode Island and else
where in the northeast. He had the honor
of riding iu an open carriage with the Gov
enor of Rhode Island in a fth of July pa
rsde at Bristol, r. l.
DR.. Charles o. Foreman, of Warreutou,
Missouri, and his daughters Misses Belle
and Daisy Lee from Saturday until Non
dav were the guests of their relatives, Mr..
Jno. w. Locke and sisters, in this town.
DR.. Foreman aud daughters had been to
the Confederate Reunion at Richmond, and
there Miss Daisy Lee Foreman was maid Of
honor Co Miss Shelby,-daughter Of General
lady sponsor for Missouri
DR.. Foreman left this county twenty-nine
years ago. and this is his first visit Dur
ing an the years he has cherished love for
ola Jefferson and the people thereof and Is
happy in meeting old friends. lie was a
delegate from Missouri TO Richmond, and
al