Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-05-19
Personal Mention.

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Mrs J P. T. Matthias is visiting the Misses
McCurdy-
Mrs. Albina coyle mas been quite sick FOL
several days.
Miss Oh ristine Chew is visiting relatives in
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. W. A Shaw, OF White Post. Va, was
in town Friday.
Miss Mary Wilson visited Miss Halle Alex
ander last week.
Mayor Brown visited Baltimore and Rich
mond last week.
the first OF last week.
Miss Laura strider returned Thursday from
GaudnlRjarn, Mexico.
Mr.. Jacob W. CoTman visited relatives near
Mlddleway last week
Mrs. j.. c. Holmes returned from Winches-
Saturday, still quite sick
Miss Ellen r. Craighill visited relatives in
Shepherdstown last week.
Duputy u. s. Collector R. S. Eichelberger
was in town last Thursday.
Nj. t. u. Bake has accepted a position at
Piedmont and gone to I'LL 1t.
Miss Katie Aisquith has returned from a
visit to friends IN Baltimore.
Miss Rose Mcdonald, of Washington, is the
guest of Mrs. K. A.. Alexander.
Miss Laura Mitchell has gone on an extended
visit TO friends in Norfolk, Va.
Editor a.. =. Snyder, of the Shephcrdstown
Register, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas a. Watson has been up from
Washington City for a day or two.
Mrs. George H. Flagg has returned from
a visit to friends in Alexandria, Va
Miss Catherine Berry visited Mrs. Matilda
Butler in ShepherdstowD, last week.
Mir. and Mrs. W.. o.. Norris returned laat
week from 4 visit to Washington City
Miss Barbour, of Culpepcr county, Va, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bette Beckam.
Mr.. Philip Herr, of Huntingtvn, has been
spending a few days with relatives here.
Mr.. Harvey LaBoyteaux, of Philadelphia,
made a brief visit to the home folks here.
Capt. ". N. Mcdonald and Hon. A. Moore,
Jr-, of Berryville, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. John a. Walrayen, of Baltimore, was
registered ut the Carter House on Friday.
Gen. w. p. Craighil spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Tayloe Perry, in this place.
Mr.. Austin VI. Locke, of New York City, is
spending some weeks with relatives in this
county.
Messrs. John NJ. Daniel and Thos. r. Moore
have been spending several days at Shannon
dale Springs.
Miss Lizzie Ware, of shepherdstown, has
been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Jos. II. yesterday.
Messrs. W. c. Feagans and j. W. slifer re-
Gently visited Mr.. w. a. Shaw, at White Post,
Clarke county,, Va.
Mrs. Martha Burns has moved into her new
residence in town. Qormer Simmons property
on South Samuel street.
The wife and daughters of m GEN
erai Wilson Will return to their home here
about the middle OF june.
Messrs. L. d. G~etzendaner, George Goetz
and s. v. Yantis attended the Republican
conventions at Clarksbnrg and Grafton.
Mrs. Jennie Bolinger and son Ray. of Ha-
geTstown, mother and brother of Mr.. NJ. E..
Bolingcr, are visiting the latter in this place.
Mr.. C. N. wetzel was up from Wa shington
last week. preparing the dwelling on his farm
near Millville for the reception of his family
from Washington.
We received q pleasant visit from Hon. B.
d. Gibson, OF Charles Town, on Saturday last.
Mr.. Gibson, was here on important legal busi-
ness, and whent this was finished he paid his
respects to the Democrat. He is a Democrat
of the old school.-Berkeley Democrat
Drs, Ernest Mr.. Hardy and Claude r. Sill
Norwood, from the University College of
Medicine at Richmond, haye been ut Mrs. O..
Horace Galluhcr, for a week or two. They
Ii ave been before DIR. James NJ. Ransom, of
the State Board of Dental Surgeons, for. ex-
Harper's Ferry after receiving their ccrtif-
Gates, etc.
Messrs. W.. Lewis Boyle. president; Ralph
T. Rokeby, secretary; Il. Floyd Clarke. coun-
sell; and John !. Wcekes, Jr., proxy for stock
hoiders-all of New York-attended a meeting
of the stockholders of the Rub
Der Co.. held at the offices of Joseph Trapnell.
Esq, in this place last Saturday. Several OF
these gentlemen visited our Office, and ex-
pressed themselves highly pleased with
Charles Town and its surroundings. The
Company has q large plant ut Cline, Uvalde
county. Texas, getting out asphalt rock, and
is capitalized at 50 ,00O,0C0.