Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-08-11
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Martha Heck has been quite i'll.
Mr.. George Rouss left for New York Thurs
day.
Hon; Geo. R. Vending has returned to his
Mrs: VIM. Campbell has returned from
Miss Nellie Campbell is visiting relatives in
Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. F. Brown are guests at
Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Virginia Butler is visiting friends in
Washington City.
Mr.. G. w. clipp made a buslnes trip up the
Valley last week.
Miss Ella CLANCY, of Baltimore. is visiting
Miss Mary Daley.
Miss Jones, of GAINESVILLE. o., is the guest of
Miss Fan Gibson.
Miss Lula Wilt, of Nippon, has been visiting
friends in Halltown.
MIR. Charles Tutwiler is home from Phila-
delphia for n few days.
Col. B. d. Gibson left Thursday on q bicycle
trip TO Whrrerton, Va.
Mr.. A. r. Richardson, of Omaha, Nebraska,
Is visiting the home folks.
Miss Colston. of Martinsburg, has been Wis
iting the Misses Mitchell.
Miss Sophie orrick, of Baltimore, is the
guest of the Misses Riddle.
Miss Bertha Bane and little sister Ethel are
visiting friends in Bolivar.
Mr.. Allison Hooff left Wednesday to visit
his sister at Manassas. Va.
Mr.. Thomas Aisquith, of Baltimore, has
been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Beller are spending
several days in Winchester.
Mrs. Edmund r. Taylor is visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. P. Kennedy.
Miss Ida Lippitt has gone TO spend n month
with relatives in Cumberland.
Mrs. F. w. Bigger has gone to visit the
home of her parents in Washington.
Mr.. R. Rion Lucas and wife are visiting Mrs.
Maggie Shepherd. near Martiusburg.
Mrs. Schuyler Bradley. of HarrisOnburg,
Virginia. is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. j. n. Finch. of Rustbnrg. Campbell
county, Va, is ut Mrs. c. II. Gallaher's.
MIR. Norwood Bentley and sisters, Misses
Helen and Lucy. are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Andrew Kennedy. of New York. is Wis
itins his mother aud listers in this town.
Mrs. Meade and Miss Helen Hardcsty, of
Baltimore, is visiting Miss Ella yesterday.
Mr.. Clayton Thrush. who resides in Phil
adelphia, has feen visiting his parents here.
Miss Annie Laporie, of Washington City,
is visiting Miss Sadie Trussell, near Kearneys-
vile.
Porter1icld are spending u week at Atlantic.
City.
Rev, j. P. Stump preached at Wesley
Grove camp meeting on Monday of last
week.
Little Ruth Boiler was with her father, Mr..
Geo. Edward Bcller. when up from Washing
ton last week.
Rev. $. G. Ferguson was a guest at the
Methodist parsonage from Wednesday to
Thursday.
Miss Addie Hartel, of Washington City. has
been visiting the family of Mr.. j. Frank Myers
near Mechanicstown.
|. Miss Hattie o'Bannon and Miss Stacey, of
Richmond, Va. are guests ut Sheriff Eugene
Bakers near Leetown.
Rowan, eldest son of Mr.. F. L. Beller. has
accepted Il position with Mr.. George T.. Light
and will learn pharmacy.
Mr.. John p. Hess, manager of the b.. 81 o..
Relief Department, was in town last week.
and gave us n pleasant call.
Messrs. a. S. Allen. Frank Manning. Jr.,
and w. F. Alexander attended q dance at Jor-
d ans Springs Wednesday night.
Mrs. Aboie Tabler and son BErkhart, oil
Tabler's station. have been spending n few days
with her sister Mrs. j. Frank Myers.
Mrs. DIR. A1Iigcr. of Washington, D. c.. and
little son. are visiting the family of Mr.. j. ii.
BlackIord, near Shenandoah Junction.
Miss Ella claucey, of Baltimore, and Miss
Lon Daley, OF Harper's Ferry, are visiting the
Misses Daley, at Daley in this county.
Mrs. Henry ohlcr, of Chester. S. C., with
her two children. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther F. slifer, in this place.
Rev. Frank Aglionby. of London, England.
reached IllS country " rev OuNS dsO IL Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Fanny Aglionby.
Mr.. H. B. Davenport, DR., of Clay G: H.,
w. Va. is q guest at ".Altoona," the delightful
home of Col. H.. b. Davenport, near.this place.
Mrs. Il. w. Hunter is on a visit at 'Roek
Hail" the homo of Mr.. n. III. Willis. Major
Hunter spent n day or two with his wife last
week.
Col. W.. w. Coe. of Roanoke, Va, chief
| engineer of the Norfolk and Western Railroad,
has been visiting the family of Cot. w. H.
Travcrs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Eugene Barr, of Washing
ton, came to home of Mr.. Barr's parents here.
Mr.. Barr has returned, but his wife and babe
remained.
Rev. job $. Gibson, formerly rector of the
Middleway, Lcctown and summit Point
churches, is summeiing with his family in
Middlcway.
The Misses Spanglcr, of strasburg, sisters
of Mr.. Walter A. S%pangler. at the b. III o. sta
ton, have been visiting Miss Maggie Stickles
in this place.
Mrs. Fannie Evans and daug hter Marian,
aud Master Paul Hay. son of Mr.. E. b. Hay,
of Washington City, arc ut Mr.. L. IL. Strider's,
near Leetown.
Rev. S. w. Cole returned Saturday from
Culpeper, and will leave to-day for the POLO
mae Association aud Rev. DIR, Wlurton's
meeting ut Luray.
Mr.. Chris. Beck, wife and child, of Ohio.
have been visiting his wife's father. Mr.. Ran
dolph Custer, for a week or two, aud returned
home on rhursduy.
Mr.. VIM. g.. Brown. of Preston county,
prominent candidate for the Democratic NOM
~ination for Congress in this district, was in
Charles Town ON Saturday.
Our former countymau Mr.. A. Frank Hess,
late of the b. & o. Relief Department, has
gone to Waycross. Ca, to take charge of n
similar department for the great Plant system.
Misses Anna and Daisy Sigler, of Western
port, Md, and Mics Clara Wiederbusch. of
Moundsville, West Virginia, have been visit
ing Miss Edith Sheetz. Miss Sheetz went with
them to Westcrnport.
Mr.. Benz. Lee Chambers, of the Smithsonian,
Washington, ID. c., came up 10 vote on the
LIST ut TIE Democratic primary and spend q
a few days Mt the home of his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Chambers, Bolivar.