Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-10-09
PersonaI rIentlon.

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Mrs. F. B. Hooff has returned from
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs S NJ OFT spent several days
in Baltimore.
DR. wmNeill was quite unwell a day OF
two last week.
Mr. Calvin P Howell. of Berryville, was
in town Thursday.
Mr. lob Golladay spentseveral days last
week in Baltimore.
Mr. NJ Albin, ofNebraska, is visiting
his father in this county.
Mr. cruger w. Smith and wife have
returned from Clarksburg.
Mr. F ] Manning is appointed judge
for the Hagerstown races.
Mr. and Mrs ] w Kyle have returned
from a trip to Niagara Falls.
Mrs F w Bigger and little daughter
are at Mr. w w B Gallaher's.
Mrs. John Campbell. of McKeesport,
Pa. is visiting her relatives here.
Mr.. J. D. Billmyer, Democratic nom
inee for Sheriff, is in town to-day.
Miss Nena Porter has been visiting
Miss Ella Weaver, in Front Royal.
Mrs L Somehow and little son have
returned from visit to Baltimore.
Judge Holt, Democratic candidate for
Governor, will speak hers Oct. 20.
Mrs NJ A wolpe and little son have
returned from visit to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ Williams are
visiting the family of Mr. w H Golady.
Mr.. A. w. Cramer has returned from a
visit to his daughter in Nelson county. Va.
Nj. Abner o Albin has returned to the
Baltimore College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
Miss Mamie Howell has returned from
a visit to Mrs H F Kloman, at Hay
market, Va.
Mr. John A Albin has been quite sick
at his home near Kabletown, but is now
getting better.
Little John Albin, of Washington. is
spending some days with his grandfather
near Kabletown.
Mrs Blanche Dickinson and Attal Nor
wood, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs o B Golladay.
Messrs. Arthur Harper and Jas. w.
Beller, of Washington City, made brief
visit to friends here.
Miss Jennie Moore has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. DR.. E. d. Davis,
of Lacy Springs, Va.
Rev. X. S. COPELAND returnedfrom his
vacation accompanied by Rev Mr. Chinn,
who succeeded him at Covington, KY.
Rev R S COPELAND left this morning to
attend the Annual Convention of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew, at Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. Arthur Thomas has been up from
Washington City, to visit his sister. Miss
Ida, who has been quite i'll but is now
somewhat improved.
Our estimable friend Mr. Vim Wilt, of
near Rippon, has been quite sick for some
days, but we were pleased to see him IN
town again last Friday.
Rev. L. R. Milbourhe and family will
leave to-day for visit to relatives in
Somerset county, Md, and expects to
return the latter part of next week
Mr. and Mrs Levi NJ Porter have recent
ly returned from an extended western
trip. during which they visited Chicago
and various points in Illinois and Kansas.
Mr. CLAIBORNE Porterfeld, who has
been the genial and obliging assistant in
the office of Chew & Norris for some
time past, left last week for Richmond,
to enter Massey's Business College.
Wehad pleasant call Friday from our
well-known former countyman Mr. Vim
Lloyd of the Nippon vicinity, who has
been to the Maryland University Hospital
for treatment and returned last Tuesday,
we are pleased to learn somewhat inn
proved.
Mrs William Campbell gave in honor
of her guest, Miss Mcleod, of Washing
ton, delightful Welsh rarebit party on
Monday evening of last week. Those
present were DR. and Mrs William Neill,
Misses Barbara Campbell, Louiel Baylor
and Amy Mcleod, and Messrs George T
Light, ] a Eyster. Jr-. and A s Allen
Misses Eliza F. and Minnie Timber
lake have been having quite a house party
with them, as follows: Misses Downer
and Edna Blanton and Messrs. Eugene
Blauton and Walter S. Hunt, of Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. RobertT Berry, of Phil
adelphia; Miss Katharine V. Berry, of
Athens, Ala; Miss Emma Parks, of Luray,
Va; Mrs Edward B Judson, of Takoms,
State of Washington, and Mrs Thomas
w T1mberlake, of Warren county. Va.
Mr. David Shaull. respected citizen of
Winchester, a native of this county and
brother of Mrs Elizabeth Nicely of Mid
,dleway. died Sept. 81 in the s6th year of
his age.
An exceedingly interesting letter. dated
at Edinburgh. Scotland, Sept 20, from
our highly esteemed fellow countyman
Or. VIM. w. Rouss, who with Mrs Rouss
is making an enjoyable foreign trip, will
be found on our first page.
Died, at her home in Charles Town,
Sunday night, October 7. 1900. Mrs Clara
Emmert, wife of Mr. John A Emmert,
and daughter of Mrs Kate Marstellar,
aged 20 years. Mrs Emmert was loving