Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-03-17
Personal Mention.

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Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Trapnell went to Bal
timore Friday.
Miss Maria Taylor has been visiting friends
in Hagerstown.
Mrs. Levi Porter has been visiting relative.
in Martinsburg.
Mr.. VIM. a. Shaw will remove this week to
White Post, Va.
Mrs. Maggie Morclandis visiting her daugh-
ter near Berryyille.
Col. Forrest w. Brown was in Washington
City last Wednesday.
MIR. Norval w; Gallaher was up from
Washington over Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa L. King has q fine class in art
needle work in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Harry Howell has gone to accept q bus
mess position in Philadelphia.
Mr.. S. Schloss, of S. d. Hirschman s. Co.,
has gone east to purchase ley goods.
Mr.. Geo. B. Goetz returned ON Friday from
a business trip TO Boston and other points.
DR.. 81. R. Moore went to woodsto k on
We dncsdny TO attend the funeral of a friend.
Mrs. Thomas Kain has been visiting her
father, Mr.. Michael Boiler, at Shenandoah
Junction.
Mr.. w. B. Rutherford, of shepherdstown,
has been visiting the familey of Mr.. Joseph
Wageley.
Messrs. John Elliott and chas. NJ. Stone
sifer returned Sunday night from q visit to
Washington aud Baltimore.
Miss Maggie, daughter of Mr.. W. s. Mason,
of Rappahannock. is again at the home of her
grandfather, DIR. G. F. Mason.
Miss a. v. Wilson came to "Mt. Parvo' on
Monday of last week. She expects to return
to Guadalajara, Mexico, in a few weeks.
Mr.. Ed. Henson, late of the Carter House,
has entered upon business in Harper's Ferry,
and Mr.. Robt. L. Trussell is at the Carter
House.
We had a pleasant call from Mr.. John W.
Avirett, the able editor of the Cumberland
Daily Times, who was in Charles Town yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Thomas jenkins, of Berryrille, has
beeen visiting his daughters, Mrs. II. T.
Miley aud Mrs. John G. Whitmore, in this
vicinity.
Miss Grif Moler and brother Virgil. of
Charles Town, and Miss Sallie Fuss, of
Hedgesyille, visited the family of MIR. Frank
Moler, near Millville, last week.
Mr.. j. F. Reiniuger will remove this week
to New Oxford, Pa He and his excellent
family will be much missed, especially the
sweet voice of Miss Mary from the Presby-
terrain choir.
We had a very pleasant little call from
Postmasters Flagg and Vented, of Charles
Town and Harper's Ferry respectively, on
Monday. Both gentlemen were looking well
and were as clever as usual.
[M~drtinsburg Statesman.
Mr.. Vim. NJ. Burns moved to the former
Middlckauff farm last Tuesday, and Tuesday
night tile new home was gladdened by the ar
rival of twin girls. Hence the exceedingly
bright smile that has since wreathei his usu-
ally pleasant countenance.
Mr.. Frank H. Dukesmith, a native of this
tow II. now of Chicago, butSecently editor of
the Durant (Mich. } Express, has been spending
several days with his mother in this place, and
called at the SPIRIT Office whilst here. In en-
tering upon editorial control of the Durand
Express, the successor of Mr.. Dukesmith
says:
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energy and executive ability. He is an enter
prisfng publisher and has done much for Du-
rand notwithstanding the fact that he has
been, as he says, somewhat radical in his
opinions. He has accepted n lucrative posi-
ton with a firm in Chicago, aud will leave for
there in u few days