Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-29
PersenaI MENTION.

mother here.
Cadet Dick Trapnel is home from tn,
West Virginia University.
Mrs Coe and daughter, Miss Sarah
went to Baltimore Monday.
Mrs. John G. Elliott. of Hagerstown
is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. chas. a. Watson has been spend
ing several days in the county
We were pleased to meet Col. Townel
sehley in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. George E. DiehI has been home
from Philadelphia for day or two.
Miss sallie Beller and nephew Hosmel
went to Washington Monday morning.
Miss Emery, of Philadelphia, has been
visiting the family of MI. Louis Diehl.
Mrs. Martha Beall returned Saturday
from visit to her daughter in Atlanta.
Mr.. c. N. Beard has been on bust,
ness trip to Hagerstown and Baltimore
Mrs. J. H. Wolff, of Rileyville, Va,
has been spending a few days in this
vicinity.
Mr.. NJ Palmbaum took in the big Mys-
tic Shrine parades in Washington City
Tuesday
Mr. Humphrey K. Amber came on
from New York last week to visit
home folks.
Miss Grace Norris and Miss Gussie
Maddox have been visiting relatives in
Middleway.
Mrs. Kate Hammond has returned
from visit to friends in Martinsburg
and Leetown.
Miss Lib Fouke,who makes her home
in Staunton. has been spending a week
here with her sisters.
Miss Mary A. Mcdonald, Maid of
Honor to represent West Virginia, left
for Louisville last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mcclellan and
daughter, of Washington City. are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Ransom at The
Homestead"
Mr.. Chester Dunlap has resigned his
position in the postofice and Mr.. Nick
Strider, son of Mr.. N. S. J. Strider, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsal, of New
York, will. on the 1st of June, take the
house now occupied by the family of Mr..
Unger. at the head of Mt. Parvo avenue.
Miss May Kennedy daughter of Mrs.
Julia Paca Kennedy, left on Monday fol-
Washington, andin few days will accom-
pany Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnson to Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Maud Hefebower, of Richmond,
Va, with her daughter Miss Lou, and
two little sons, Sammie and Wilbur, are
visiting at Squire Daniel Hefebower'sa at
Ripon.
Mrs. Maria Moore Hays was chosen
Sponsor, and Miss Julia Merchant Maid
of Honor, to represent John w. Rowan
Camp, of this place, at the Louisville
Reunion.
Col. B. D. Gibson and County Clerk
w. F, Alexander. Shrlners from Charles
Town, attended the grand meeting of
their mystic brethren in Washington
City last week.
We were pleased on Wednesday to
meet our old friend and former county
man Mr.. Jas. H. Conklyn, who, with his
daughter. Miss Alma, was spending a
few hours in town.
Married, at the Carter House in this
place, on Wednesday evening, May 20,
1900, by Rev. R. S. COPELAND, Mr..
Robert A. WhiteselI and Miss Olive
Pearl Hunter, both of Stanton, Va.
Mr.. Clifton Young. of this town, is at
Fort Wood, New York, awaiting trans
port which will take him to Havana, Cuba,
having enlisted in Baltimore for the 9TH
Cavalry, U. S. A. which is doing guard
duty in Havana.
Cards are out for the marriage, We'd
nesday evening, June 9th, of Mr.. Charles
Porterfeld Light and Miss Margaret
Harlem, daughter of Mrs. Margaretta
Harlan. OF Berkeley county. Ceremony
to be performed in the Falling Waters
Church.
Miss Genevieve Carpenter. who spent
the winter and spring with her relative,
Mrs. Willis T. Walker, in this town,
returned to her home at Households,
New York, Thursday week. Mrs. Walker
went as far as Hagerstown with her and
returned same day.
Mr.. ]. H. Williams, of the firm of
Messrs. c. A. Williams & Bros, Win
chester, Va, came down with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Williams, who expects TO
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. T. F. Eddy. Mr.. Williams returned
home on Monday of last week.
Mr.. Charles E. Diehl, son of Mr., Albert
Diehl of CharlesT own, graduated recently
from the Theological School of Princeton
University, taking high stand in his
class. Mr.-Diehl, before entering Prince
ton, was head instructor ofthe Berryville
High School during the session of 90
'97.-Clarke Courier.
goth Century keyless fly fans at c. N.
Coleman's.
The Racket Store buildings of Mr.
Jacob w. Coffman are being handsomely