Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-07-05
Personal rIention.

1
Mr.. L. d. Getzendaner was in Shep-
herdstown Tuesday.
Miss Katharine Berry is with her cousins,
the Misses Timberlake.
Mr.. Edward Reininger is visiting his
brother, Mr.. c. E. Reininger.
Miss Evelyn Pollard, of Aylett's. Va,
is visiting Miss Julia Alexander.
Miss Lottie Hout, of shepherdstown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Wolff.
Miss Lucy Haymaker, of Winchester,
Va, is visiting Miss Ella Finnell.
Baker Hall is spending his school vaca-
ton with friends at Strasburg, Va
Mr.. ]. NJ. Miley has returned from a
business trip through lower Virginia.
Miss Laura c. strioer is at home from the
Valley Female College of DR.. Hyde at Win
chester.
Mr.. NJ. L. wolpe has been in Baltimore
the past week, combining business with
pleasure.
Mr.. VIM. Horner, of Roanoke. has
been spending several days with Mr.. NJ.
E. Bolinger.
Mr.. j. B. Richardson is at home from
New York, and he has lois of friends here
glad to greet him.
Mr.. Jacob w. cofman, proprietor of
the N. Y. Racket Store, is visiting rela-
tives in Edinburg, Va.
Mrs. chas. E. Seal and two children,
Edna and Fred, of Winchester, are visit
ing Mrs. ]. c. Holmes.
Mrs. Bates Edwards and sons, Ivan
and Carl, have returned from visit to
relatives at Middleway.
Mr.. George Trussell, of Frostburg,
Md, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Geo. W.
Colbert, near this place.
Miss Ida Harlan, of Spring HILL Berke-
ley county, is visiting her aunt, Miss Anne
liza KeerI, on Mildred street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Dorsey and inter
esting little daughter, Anna Lee, of New
York, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. ]. Allison Hooff of Manassas, Va.
has been spending a few days with his
mother and brothers, near Aldridge.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Allen, of Wash
ington, d. c., spent the Fourth with
their brother-in-law, Mr.. ]. F. Bngle.
Nelson Nei1l, brother of DR.. VIM.
Neill of this place, is among the volun-
teers at Camp Alger, near Washington.
A Moorefeld Hardy county, correspond
ent says: miss Ann Peasants Hopkins, of
Charles Town, is visiting Mrs. Julia Gilke-
SON."
Mrs. Rand, of Winchester, Va, and
Miss Carrie Gardner, of Baltimore, Nd,
are visiting the family of Mr.. Adam
Brenneman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Kennedy have re-
turned from visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Richard Iglehart, in Ann Arundel
county, Nd.
Misses Carrie and Julia Grantham, daugh-
tiers of Col. John ]. Grantham, are visiting,
respectively, in staunton and Albemarle,
and Baltimore and Warsaw.
Miss Eliza S. GalIaher came home from
Philadelphia Saturday evening. On Friday
morning, in stepping from a street car, she
sprained an ankle.-Free Press.
Captain ]. NJ Jenkins, one of the
courteous conductors on the Valley
Branch of the B. & o. has returned from.
a weeks vacation spent in Philadelphia
Mr.. Arthur Davenport and children
will sail next Saturday for England, for
two months stay amid the scenes of
Mr.. Davenport's former home. Bon voy-
age and safe return to all.
Miss a. V. Wilson expects to leave MT
Parvo," the home of the editor of THE FREE
Press, tomorrow for her missionary home
in Guadalajara, Mexico. She does not ex-
pect to get back again for two years.
We understand Mr.. Charles Stump, son
of Rev. j. P. Stump, of Fredericksburg, en-
listed in Virginia regiment for the war.
Charley will be gallant soldier. We hope
for his return in due time safe and sound.
Our young crippled friend Travers
Hedges, for the past five years an inmate
of the Church Home in Baltimore, is
home. on few days visit. We are
pleased to see him in good health and
spirits, and wish for him an enjoyable
time.
The wife of Capt W. E. Craighill, U.
S. Army, is now with her father-in-law,
Gen1 Craighill, in our town. She is the
only sister of Lieut.. Byram, of the 1st
Cavalry, who was wounded with the
Rough Riders in the first fight before
Santiago.
5 Mrs Faulkner, wife of the Senator from
West Virginia, accompanied by her small
son, is visiting her father at his beautiful
home near Hampton, Va. Mrs. Faulkner
has entirely recovered from the tedious ill
ness of last winter, which prevented her
taking any part in social affairs Washing
: ton Post.
5 Some men succeed by the skin of their
: teeth" but our young townsman, Kelly
: Beller-so eager to enlist-was rejected be-
cause of an ''ingrowing toe-nail"-though
: in every other particular declared sound in
r head, body and limb. He should accept
the situation gracefully, as he did all that
patriotism and manly courage prompted
him to do.-Free Press.
Uncle sam is recruiting at Washington
Barracks, D. c., twelve companies OF
, men for signal corps service. With the
seventh Illinois company, Capt. McCon
, nell, of Chicago, we find the name OF
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