Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-09-14
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The Misses Wisner, of Martinsburg'
were guests of Miss Bette Sublette.
Mr.. Albrecht Diehl leave to-day on his
return to Hampden-Sydney College,
Hon. w. S. lady and wife, of
Charleston, are at the Carter House
Mrs. r. r. H. Herbst, who has been visit
ing relatives in Pennsylvania, has returned.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Beethoven, of Shep-
herdstown, was in Charles Town Friday,
Miss Katherine Thomas is visiting the
family of DR.. c. c. Lucas, at Kearneys-
vile.
DIR. Vim. Neill was on the sick list last
week, but we are pleased to see him about
again.
Misses Clara Griffith and Bessie Gore
have been visiting relatives at Hope
we'll Nd
Mr.. VIM. Alexander spent portion of
last week with Mr.. H. L. Alexander, in
Martinsburg.
Manager E. K. Legg, of the Baltimore
Building and Loan Association, is at the
Hotel Powhatan.
Mr. ]. w. Davis and nephew, Mr.. S. c.
Cromwell of Washington City, are at
the Carter House.
Mayor Brown returned from Berkeley
Springs Friday evening, but has since
been quite unwell.
Mr.. Charles Diehl will leave to-day to
enter the Theological Seminary of
Princeton College.
Mr.. Charles Smith and daughter Olive
returned last week from visit to rela-
tiYes at Winchester.
Miss Sadie Trussell. of Kearneysville
is visiting Miss Mary Holland, in Mont
gomery county, Md.
Mr.. VIM. AtwelI, formerly of this city, but
now of Camden, n, j., is visiting the family
of Mr.. w. S. Merchant.
DR.. T. French Locke, of Woodstock,
visited the family of Mr.. Elisha Locke, at
Summit Point recently.
Misses Masie and Ella venning, of Charles
ton, S. c., are visiting the family OF their
brother, DIR. r.. Z. Venung.
Mr.. Charles J. Lock, of Montgomery
City, Missouri, is visiting his sister Mrs
Elisha Locke. at Summit Point.
Mr.. Geo. P. Shirley, recently admitted
to the bar, will leave the last of this week
to locate at Parsons in Randolph county
MIR. Jacob w. Cofman, enterprising
proprietor of the Racket Store, left for
New York Friday, to purchase fall goods.
Hon. d. b. Lucas entertained the
judges and clerk of the Supreme Court
of Appeals at dinner at :" Rion Hall :"
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Pratt and daughter,
Miss Carolin Pratt, of California, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Busey, of Georgetown, D. c., are
at Mrs Flagg's.
Our former countyman Mr.. Thomas
Creamer, of the vicinity of Vancleves-
vile, made us a pleasant and profitable
call last Friday.
Mr.. William Daniel, son of Circuit
Clerk John NJ Daniel, is home from
Fayette county, on visit to his parents
at Shenandoah Junction.
Mr.. NJ. L. Wolpe, the popular grocery
merchant, lett Monday last for an extended
visit to New York City. His many friends
here wish him Il pleasant trip.
Mrs. Mary Dorsey was called to Will
Transport, Md, yesterday, on account of
the death of her granddaughter, Miss
Ella Dorsey, aged "A years.
Mr.. Glen Locke, of Harrisonburg, son
! NJ 7 H.. -:s.it
ing friends and relatives in the county,
and returned home last week.
Mrs. C. F. Thomas was called to New
York last week on account OF illness of
her father, Mr.. Jacob Steinebraker, who
died Friday night, at an advanced age.
Miss Alice Wilson, of Rockbridge
county Va, and Mr. Edward Hutchin-
son, of Baltimore, are visiting the family
of Mr.. Adam Young, at Cool Spring. y
Gen. William II. Brown, Mrs. Brown,
Misses Lucretia and Ann Dodge and
Miss Grace Knowlton, of Washington,
are spending a month at the Powhatan.
Mr. viii Taylor and wife, former residents
of Charles Town. now of Was hington City,
| have been SpendillS week WIFI 1hi9' 10y
lor's brother, Mr.. Charles Sechrist, in the
county.
Mrs. Mary E. English, of Kentucky, is
on visit to her uncle, Mr.. Josiah Wat
son, of this county, whom she had not
seen before, though now sixty years OF
age. Her parents left this county in
1851.
Miss Carrie West, daughter of Mr.. Thos
J. West, of the Ripon vicinity left Thursday
to enter the Woman's College at Lynchburg
Va Miss West was at Wesleyan Institute
at Staunton the past two school years and
made creditable record there-as she will at
the Randolph-Mason College which she now
enters.
i Hon. o. S. Long, Clerk of the Court
of Appeals, delivered in the Masonic
Hall Friday night last, a most interesting
and instructive address on the subject OF
Free Masonry, pertaining particularly tc
the work of the Fellow Craft Degree
After the address the lodge proceeded il