Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-05-26
Personal Mention.

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State Senator Brice W, Catlett, Of Morgan
is in town.
Miss Cora Taylor returned Thursday from
q visit to friends in Winchester.
Mr.. Geo. W. Packet has been spending
several days in Washington City.
Mr.. j. Frank Dorsey is in from the West,
IN q visit TO his mother in this place
Miss Agllonby, of this county, is the guest
of the family of Postmaster General Wilson.
Mr.. Charles Stump has accepted a position
in Mr.. j. W. cofman's New York Racket
Miss Juiia Lucas. of this vicinity. is visiting
friends in the neighborhood OF Shepherds
town. :
Nj. ] IL. Miiey VIII go to Leesburg to.
morrow, to open a big Bargain House
Miss Birdin Moore. of HaItown. has return.
ed from a visit to friends in baltimore and
Oxford, Md.
Mrs. VIM. Hill Brown and little daughter
Amelia Fontainc, of Manassas. Va, are visit
ing Mrs. A. A. Hoof.
Mr.. A. l.: osbouIn. the popular N. & ".
pleasant cali to-day.
Mrs. VI. Hatch Brown, a Kindergarten
teacher of Rochester, n. z, is visiting Miss
Laura Strider. at S13 East Washington street,
Little Fred Seal, son of Mr.. chas. Seal. while
playing on Cork street, was badly bitten on
AA0 "a ~ a - 49,
Sr. C. E. Dudrow, the scntlemanly and
efficient Travelling Passenger Agent OF the
B. 60. R.R., was in Charles Town yester-
day.
Mics SalIie KennedP started for California
on Thursday last. She will go via Roanoke
and there spend q short Time with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Neil. Misses Ellen and Maria
Moore and Mrs. Col. II. B.. Davenport all took
the early train Thursday for Washington and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary j. Moler returned Wednesday
from Washington City, whittier she had been
called on account of the death of an interest,"
ing little granddaughter.
Mr.. e. F. Smith and bride. of Tapeytown.
Md, arrived at the Misses Weirick's Tuesday
for q short visit and took the early train
Tuesday for a trip to Washington.
Mr.. d. G. Farlin, of Washington Cit Y has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank w.
Bigger. Mrs. Farlin and her daughter, Mrs.
Allen w. Balch, of Chicago, are also here
Mr.. Harry Smith, wife and children. of
Front Royal, Va. and DIR. E. L. Smith aud
family, of Berkeley SPRINGS. have been
visiting their mother. Mrs. l.. A. Smith, in
Mi%ddlcway.
Mrs. George W. Roland. living near Sum
nit Point, is hopelessly i'll with consumption
and her death has been duly expected, Mrs.
Roland is q granddaughter of the late Thad-
dcns Baney, and was a bride last November.
Mr.. George Diehl left last week to accept a
position in a drug store in Philadelphia. Mr..
Diehl, we believe, holds the highest mark
from the West Virginia Board of Pharmacy,
and is one of our most deserving young men.
Editor GallaIer, of the Free Press, bad a
severe fall Saturday, but was not disabled
from riding down to the courthouse late in
the afternoon and casting his ballot for
sound money delegates to the Davis con-
~yention.
Mr.. Thos. r. Moore. of Charles Town, was
in Harper's Ferry Thursday looking after his
young man of good address and fine business
qualities, and fy directing his attention this
way and advertising il the Sentinel he will
receiye a liberal share of the patronage of our
people.-H. +. Sentinel.