Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-03-22
PesonaI fIention.

MIS-. Albert Delhi has been quite sicl
again.
Hon. W. H. Travers was in Martins
burg Friday.
Mr.. Howard Taylor returned hom,
Sunday from Guilford, Conn.
Mr.. B. G. Washington spent a coupl,
of days last week in Washington City.
Mr.. B. w. Rngle has accepted a position
with Mr. Frank Munson, OF Newark. N.
MIS-. Margaret Aisquitt and Miss Ami,
Aisquith are spending some days in Bal
timore.
Mr.. Henry c. Dabney, of Montclare
N. j., visited his sister, Mrs. ]. H. holland
last week.
Mr.. ]. w. cofman went to New York
last week to purchase large stock Of
spring goods.
Revs. DR.. Smithson. ]. II. Wolff and
H. A. Murrill will attend Conference at
Hinton, w. Va, this week.
Mr.A. L. Withers and bride have returned
from their trip and will remove to their
ann IL Vicinity VI N1luu1eMdS-
Mr. w. Scott Kennedy spent several
days in New York City, with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Trapnell, Jr.
Mrs. ]. E. Hilbert and daughter, Miss
Mary, returned last week from Washing
ton City, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Blessing.
Mr.. D. L. Rentch, the popular land
lord of the old reliable Entler Hotel in
Shepherdstown, was in Charles Town
Wednesday.
Misses Fannie Littleton and Belle Wat
son visited Hagerstown last week, and
purchased an organ for the Snow Hill
Sunday School.
Mr.. Jos. Goldsmith was up from Ba1ti-
more several days last week, and his
many old friends here were pleased to
greet him again.
Mrs. Rosa. L. King, of Goshen, Va,
stopped over from Tuesday to Wednes-
day last with Mrs. Geo. w. Haines, en-
route to Martinsburg.
Mrs. Daniel Knight, of Berryvi11e,
(mother of Mr.. G. T. Knight,) has been
spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.
H. T. Miley, near town.
Miss Pearl Hughes received the graft
flying news that her mothers condition
was improved, and did not have to go to
Roanoke's last week as expected.
Mr.. Joseph Jacob, of Winston, N. c.,
spent several days last week with his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Myers Palmbaum, and
on Tuesday he and Mr. Palmbaum visited
Berryville.
Brother little, of the shepherdstown
Independent, was in Charles Town yes
terday, and gave the SPIRIT Office the
pleasure of his genial presence for a
short while.
Miss Sadie C. Tabb, of Leetown, has COM
pleted the cource of shorthand and type
writing at the Dunsmore Business College,
and yesterday received certificates of pro-
MISREPRESENTATION News.
Mr.. Charles Shepard, of the great Boston
book-publishing house of Lee and Shepard.
and his wife; and his brother, Mr.. II enry l..
Shepard, of Washington City, and are guests
at Mrs. c. Horace Gallahers.
Mrs, NJ. a. Kahn and her estimable
family of three daughters will remove to
Winchester, Va. They haveresided here
for some time pastand have many friends
who will wish them much pleasure in
their new home.
Mr.. T. E. Grubb, of Chicago, accom-
panied by friend, Mr.. Webster Rapp,)
has been spending few days with his
sister, Mrs. G. w. Bane, at q Nichwoods;"
as has also another brother, Mr.. w. L.
Grub, of Lovettsville. Va.
The many friends of Miss May Hama
ker will be pleased to learn that this tai
ented young violinist. who has been fin
ishing her musical education in Berlin,
will embark on the26th or 27th, via. Ham
burg steamer Pretoria, for New York
We wish hera safe and delightful voyage,
and hope ere long to have the pleasure of
seeing her in Charles Town again.
The Winebrenner property, on East
Liberty street, was sold Friday by A. G.