Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-11-21
Personal rIen on.

MI as. NJ. Mason, Jr., visited wash
ington Friday.
Mr. J. NJ. Mason, Jr., made abusiness trip
to Baltimore Thursday.
Misses Kate and Carroll Eby are visiting
friends in Washington City.
Col. R. P. Chew went on business
trip to Charleston last week.
Miss Mary Woods, of Martiasburg, is
visiting Miss Bette Sublette.
Judge D. B. Lucas left Thursday for a ten
days business trip to Charleston.
Mrs H B. Simmons has been visiting
friends and relatives in Hagerstown.
Mrs. H. w Crittenden left Thursday
to visit her son in Washington, City.
Miss Lucy Roper and cousin. Miss Alice
Roper, are visiting friends in Purcelville, Va.
Hon. Geo. r. wendlinghas returned to
his home here from months lecturing en-
gagements.
Mr.. I. S. Crawford returned last week
from visit to his brother in Augusta
county, Va.
Miss Mary Sheets left last Tuesday for
Swoope, Va, where she will take charge
of the public school.
Mrs. Annie Benner and Miss Clara Leslie
have returned from visiting friends and
relatives in Martinsburg.
Miss Rebecca Boiling, of Baltimore,
who has been spending some months in
town, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. Garland Hurst and sister, Miss
Jennie Tearnley, of Harper's Ferry, have
been visiting in Baltimore.
Editor Robert Rissler spent few days
with the home folks here, and returned
to York. Pa. Wednesday,
Mr.. w. H. Phillips, of Keezletown, Va,
spent several days last week with his
brother. Mr.. d. A. Phillips.
Miss Lillian Bready. of Stephenson
Seminary, spent day or two last week
at her home in Harper's Ferry.
Miss sappington, of Libertytown. Nd,
who has been the guest of Mrs. George
PorterfeId, has returned home.
Bishop Gravatt started out Thursday to
the western part of the State, obedient to
duties connected with his new office.
We regret to learn that Capt. S. d. EngIe,
of Middleway vicinity, has been quite ill,
but are glad to note that heis improving.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Kavanaugh, of Harrison
burg, Va, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Nathaniel Conrad, at Daley.
Mr.. John T. Colston was severely in
jured last Tuesday by having the end of
pitchfork handle strike him in the eye.
Messrs, Vernon S. and Byron Weller,
of Chambersburg, Pa, have been visiting
the father of the former, Mr.. M. S. Weller.
Col. H. D. Beall, of the Baltimore Sun
editorial staff came up Saturday and
spent few hours with his sister, Mrs. C.
Frank Gallaher.
Mr.. James P. Boyd, of the Philadel-
phia bar. who has been visiting his bro
Their, Mr.. SamI Boyd, near town, re-
turned home Friday.
Miss Fan Gibson attended the Hobbs
Smith marriage, big social event which
took place in Ascension Church, Wash
ington City, last week.
Mr.. R. S. NJ. Hoffman was in Hunting
ton, last week attending the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows, representative of Gale
donia Lodge of Shepherdstown.
Mrs. H. w. Castleman, of Baltimore
county, Md, visited the family of the
editor of the Advocate, and is now visit
ing Mrs. c. H. Lewis, at the . Mornings"
Our young friend, Martin sheetz, NJ &
w. agent at Shenandoah junction, was in
town Thursday night, with his hands band
aged incident to burns inflicted in the recent
fire at that place.
Mr.. Dudley Farlin, Jr., who visited his
uncle and aunt, Rev. DR. and Mrs. Epson,
at GIenns Falls, New York, is now with his
sister. Mrs. VIM. Allen Balch, at West Sum
nit, New Jersey.
Mr.. H. T. Miley, who has been on a ten
DAYS visit to friends and relatives in Ohio
returned home Thursday. Mr.. Niley says
that he found that nearly every man in
Ohio is drawing a pension.
Mrs. E. ]. Isanogle, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Katie Merchant, of Shepherds
town, who have been visiting the family
of Mr.. w. S. Merchant, returned to
shepherdstown on Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. League has been over from
Martinsburg the past week, in charge of
the photo. gallery of Messrs. Funk & Co.,
whilst Mr.. Walter Guthaiss, of this firm,
has been on business trip to Martins
burg
Mr.. ]. F. Reininger, accompanied by
his little granddaughter, Ruth, returned
last night from waynesboro a., where
he on Sunday joined his good wife in
celebrating her seventeen birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. +. w. Bigger and Baby Clare have
returned from visit to Rev DR.. and Mrs.
Epson, ht Glenns Falls, New York, and rel
ativcs in New Jersey and Delaware. Miss
Salie Bigger, of Wilmington, Delaware. sis
ter of Mr.. F. w. Bigger, came with them
Tor visit.
Hon. Joseph S. Miller, Commissioners
of Internal Revenue for two terms under
President Cleveland and one of West
Virginia's most popular public men, is at
the Entler Hotel in Shepherdstown, tax
ing rest and recuperating his health.
DR.. d. w. Border, the well-known
physician, of Kearneysville. has gone to
Chicago, where he will take a special
course of treatment with the hope of rid.
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