Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-09-12
Mrs 1 sonneborn is visiting relatives in

Mrs L Somehow is visiting relatives in
Baltimore
Miss Bessie Yontz, of Martinsburs, is Wis
ting Miss Ella Darlington.
Miss Maud Fulton left Monday last for
visit to relatives in Carlisle. Pa.
Miss Elzie Berry left for her Ala
bama home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Roger chew was home the first of the
week visiting his fathers family.
Miss Minnie o. Gale, of BousaclSs, Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs ]. w. Kyle.
Mrs NJ. j. latimer and her daughter, Miss
Mary, of Washington, ID. c., are visiting
thiscity.
Mrs. Lucie Broaddus, of Iuray, spent a
few days last week with her relative, Mrs. J.
Crane
Misses Gibson. Of Baltimore, who have
been visiting Miss Brown, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Davenport. son of Col II b
Davenport, paid flying visit to the pater-
nal home last week
Judge D. b. Lucas was in Charleston this
week on business relating to large personal
interests in litigation.
For the present Maj W. f. Lippitt 44th
U S. Volunteer Infantry, is located at Fort
LeaIenwoitlf, Kansas.
Mrs Maggie Tunquary and children, who
have been visiting relatives in Shenandoah
county, Virginia, have returned.
Mrs James w Rely has improved con-
siderably in health and recently made u
short visit 10 friends in Clarke county.
Mrs. Kate Lucas. who has been spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. James w.
RELY, returned to Baltimore Monday.
Mr.. Dag Kennedy, of Washington, son of
Hon. A L. Kennedy, has been in town cir
culating among his old acquaintance.
Mr.. Edward Burns, son of our merchant,
Mr.. j. e. Burns, has accepted position in
the drug store of Messrs. Brown e Hooff.
Miss NJ. J. Davis. of Luray, Is visiting Mrs
J. Crane, OF this city. She has been for some
time with her relative, Mrs. n. a. Rust, of
Hagerstown.
Capt. II. B. Littlepage and wife, of Wash
ington, d. C., who have been spending few
days with Mr.. Jno. s. Castleman, returned
home F.iday.
Miss Isabel opie, daughter of Capt John
N. npie, of Staunton. and Mr. Charles X.
Robinson were married few days ago in
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Guy Ransom, daughter of DR..
J. NJ. Ransom, has returned from Staunton,
where she has been visiting the family of
her uncle, Capt. Thos. ID. Ransom.
Miss Mildred Williams, daughter of Gen.
Robert Williams, who was ill at Hotel Pow
hatnn last week, returned to her home at
2lOl street northwest, Washington City.
Mrs. Patton, her sister, and DIR. VIM. NeiIl
accompanied her.
Mrs. Ewing, sister of Mr.. b c. Washing
ton, and children left Hotel Powhatan last
week to sail for her home, Cambridge, Eng
land. The husband of Mrs. Erwing is a
very able and distinguished professor of en-
ginecring at Cambridge
Mrs. Charles \. johnson left on the N. e
". train Thursday morning for visit of
several weeks to friends in orfolk and
Roanake Va, and to her cousin, Mrs: Min
ME Cox Graham, wife of Judge Samuel Cecil
Graham, of TNzewell, Va. Little Moselle
| accompanied her.
Mr. Thos II Bales near tom, has son,
Mr.. Arthur Bates who f,u, hit The Spanish
in Cuba, now in the hilipFines- recently
arrived there. And M.inr R"bt r. Bates.
il brother of the elder Bates. who has been
in the Philippines FIR a year. has Just re
turned to this country.
Rev. DIR. a. c. Hopkins returned home on
Monday last. The Doctor, while away, was
the subject of painful mishap: in descend
| ing from a carriage, he caught his contracted
little finger upon the top-post of the vehicle,
forcing the member back so as to tear the
flesh of the palm of the hand.