Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-01-05
Personal Mention.

his home here.
Miss Mary Hopkins was home from Romney
for the holidays.
Mr.. s. ID. Hirschman was in town a couple
of days last week.
Mr.. Albert Taylor spent Christmas at the
parental home here.
Master sydney schloss has entered the West
Virginia University.
Mr. Thornton Perry has been visiting rela-
tives in Cumberland.
Mr.. Chas. A. Watson spent the holidays al
his home near MilIvillc.
Miss Nellie Phillips was home from Wash.
ington for the holidays.
Mr.. Harry Miller visited friends in Harris
burg, Pa, holiday week.
Miss. Mary Kennedy is visiting friends III
Baltimore and New York.
! Miss Mary Woods. of Murtinsburg, is the
guest of Miss Bette Sublettc.
Rev. j. P. Stump and wife visited the old
home at Gerardstown last week.
Mr.. Vim. Theodore has returned from a
visit to his sister. in Winchester.
Mr. Vernon N Simmons. of Hagerstown,
visited his mother here last week.
Miss Ella Cookus. of Shepherdstown, has
been visi ting friends near Hippon.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Diehl spent portion
of the holidays in Frederick City.
| Miss Annie Mnrmion. of Harper's Ferry,
has been visiting in Washington City.
Mrs. Geo. E. %ysons and child have been
visiting relatives at Waynesboro. Pa.
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor visited his mother aud
| sister, at Merccrsburg Pa. last week.
Mr.. George D. Aisqnith has oeen spending
some days at his home in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. of Elizabeth,
N. J., are at Mr.. Geo w. Armentrours.
Miss Margie Kennedy. of Washington City,
has been guest of Miss Maud Howell.
Mrs. Martin Thrush returned Wednesday
from visit to her son, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Mayberry Harrison. of Baltimore, Is
visiting the family of Mr., Guy Webster
Messrs. John CT. Elliott aud Henry hurry
spent several days last week in Baltimore.
Messrs Elmer and Charlie Stonesifer visited
relatives in Harrisburg, Pa, holiday week.
NJ. Mayo c. Brown, of Alexandria. is Wis
iting the family of DIR. James NJ. Ransom.
Mr.. Junius Davenport has been spen ding
few days with his parents, at ALTOONA"
Miss Patsy VI. Berry, of Winchester, has
been spending the holidays with relatives here.
Miss Mary Crump of Farmville, Va, is the
guest of the family of Rev. Dir. a. L. Hopkins,
Miss Marin A. Moore is visiting her sister.
Mrs. baltimore ID. Carter, in Washington
City.
Messrs. t. r. Moore and Paca Kennedy
attended the big Christmas ball ut Martins
burg
Mr.. A. s. Hughes. of Roanoke, came down
place.
Mr.. Walter D. Beller. of Washington City,
spent the holidays with Mr.. Clayton l..
Haines.
Mr.. c. NJ. worthington, of Baltimore, has
been visiting the funIily of DIR. Richard Z.
Yenning.
Mrs Jane Moler aud daughter. Miss Grifr.
have been spending the holidays in Washing
ton City.
Mr.. Robert Nelson. of Lexington. Ky has
been the guest of his sistei. Mrs. Jumcs Nj.
Mason. Jr.
daughter. Mrs. William H. Brown, in Ma
nassas, Va
DR.. Melvin and Mr.. w. P. Bell. b Il o.
agent af Duffields, visited Washington during
the holidays.
Prof. Juo. o. Russell, of Washington, D. g.
has been visiting at the home of Miss Birdie
Mclaughlin.
Mr.. ]. w snydercamc up from Washington
to eat his Christmas dinner ut his old home in
Shepherdstewn.
Mr.. NJ. H. We'll, of Morgan,own, formerly
of Martinsburg. visited his sister, Mrs, Wm.
Kahn, last week.
Mr. Alexander Campbell, of Richmond. Va.
was the guest last week OF his brother, MIR,
William Campbell.
Miss Ella Hout, of Shepberdstown, has
| been spending a few days with her sister,
| Mrs. j. II. Wolff.
Mr. and Mrs. George 4. Fowle, of Washing
ton City. guests of the fnmily of Mr.
| William Campbell.
| Mrs W. w. Coe. OF Roanoke. Va, has been
| spending the holidays with her mother. Mrs.
| William H. Trayers-
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. E. Seal, of Winchester,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
| HOLMES. in this place.
Mr. Joseph Baker, of Essex county, Va,
has been visiting his father. Sheriff Eugene
Baker. near Leetown.
Mr. Andrew Boiling. of the White Star Mill
| ing Co, of Stanton. Va, was in town Tues
day preceding Christmas.
Mr. Edwin D. Matth@i, of iIarrisonburg,
Va, spent couple of days last week with
his relative. Mayor Brown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. baltimore Carter, of Wash
ington City, visited the family of Mr.. Cleon
Moore during the holidays
Master Albert Davis, of Summit Point, came
| home from Baltimore. where he is attending
school, to spend Christmas.
Rev. DR.. 4. C. Hopkins attended meeting
| of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary
| Board, at Richmond, last week.
Harry and 4. j. Shaner, of Washington
| CITY. spent several days last week with the
family of Mr.. of Mrs. W. S. Morris.
Miss Ella Cookus and brother Joseph. OF
| Shepherdstowu, have been visiting the family
OF Mr.. Jas, II. Conlllyn, near Rirpon.
Mrs. C. W. Sheirtze and daughter, Rhoda,
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days with Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Armentrout.
Mr.. Benjamin Trapnell. of Charl eston
| Assistant United States District Attorney fol-
West Virginia, visited his parents here last
woke.
Among those visiting their old home here
during the holidays, VIC note Messrs. q. II
Gallahcr, I. II. Mason, Charles e. Amber
Charles Darlington, Thos. II. Willis and Stanley
Trussell.
Virginia. the loveable young daughter o.
Mr.. G. Butler. has been quite i'll of pneumo
MIA. The little invalid has the careful attcn
ton of u trained Nurse from Washington
and her friends, of whom she has host ART
sincere in there anxiety for her speedy recov-
cry.
Major Allison A. Hoof. commandment O
Miami (Ohio) Military Institute. has been n
home for the holidays. President-eect Nc
KinIey is member of the Board of Director
the faculty, on Maj. Hooff's return, will visit
Canton and pay their respects to the pro
spective chief magistrate of the nation
Mr.. John II. Hall gave US pleasant cal
during the holidays. We met Mr.. ii. las
} spring, hatchet in hand, in Edge-HiE Gem
eiery, where he had gone to mark the spot 70
his grave. which he then expected to be sool
dug. In June, however, he went to Garfield
{ Hospital, Washington City, where lie remain
cd under treatment for month. spent som
time since in Maryland, and has re turnc
home bouyant and rejuvenated, apparently 4
good for a long life as any one among us
to the great qualification of his many friend
here and elsewhere.
5 The Greatest Monarch
Is a fit subject for pity if he is troubled wit
, dyspepsia. while his poorest subject VIII
digests nronerly NAV well be envied by