Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1900-05-15
Personal rIention.

DHA6 = nuISudys
Paymaster Walter L. Wilson is ordered
TO duty at Pensacola.
Miss Angelica Crosby has returned
from Washington City.
Mr.. D. A. Christie arrived in town
from England last week.
Miss Clara Hooff has returned from a
visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs, Margaret Nolte is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Albert Diehl.
Mr.. Henry Bingham has been spending
few days'with his family here.
Mr., Jos. c. Avis, of BerryviIle, spent
Sunday with his sisters in this place.
Col. B. d. Gibson and Mrs. Margaret
Mason spent Thursday in Winchester.
Miss Peasants Hopkins has been
spending the past week at her home here
Miss Mary Lynn Campbell. of Balti-
more. is visiting relatives at Stephenson
Seminary.
Mrs. Schuyler Crosby entertained
friends at dinnerin honor of Mrs George
| Washington.
Captain and Mrs. ]. E. Wyatt and
daughter, Miss Katie, have been visiting
friends in town and county,
Col. C. W. u. Black and Postmaster
L. D. Getzendaner, attended the Repub-
lican convention at Fairmont last week.
Mrs. Marshall Rohr, of Washington
City, who has been on visit to friends
and relatives here, returned home Friday
Prof. ]. c. R. Warner, of Lexington,
Va. former assistant in the Charles Town
Male Academy, visited friends here last
week.
Mr.. Charles Becker was up from Bal
timore several days last week, attending
the sale of the Becker property in this
county
Mrs. Geo. W. Thomas has returned
from the eastern cities. whittier she went
to purchase spring novelties in the MILL
merry line.
Mr. w. B. Alder was in Washington
City Thursday with his little four-year-old
boy, to consult DR.. VIM. Marmion in ref
erenee to the child's eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Wilson and
Messrs, L. NJ, Long. c. NJ. West and ].
a. Kanode, of this county, are attending
the carnival at Richmond, Va.
Mrs A. NJ. Forrest celebrated her soth
birthday anniversary Wednesday week.
by entertaining her numerous friends at
her home on Congress street.
Mrs. Albert Diehl has been visiting
friends near Newark. N. J., and attended
the graduation of her son. Mr.. Chas. E.
Diehl, at Princeton, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. E. Diehl, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting his parents here, ac-
companied by his little nephew, Master
Elvans Haines, from Washington City.
Mrs. Pendleton. mother of the wife of
the late VIM. 7, Leaven. of Fayette
county, with her daughter is visiting the
family of Maj. E. II. Mcdonald. near
town.
Miss Louise ogle Beall, daughter of
Col. H. D. Beall of the Baltimore Sun,
has been appointed sponsor to represent
the State of Maryland at the Louisville
Confederate Reunion
Mr.. John NJ. Howell has rented the
Starry house, adjoining the residence of
DR.. VIM. Neill, on East Washington
street, and will move thereto about the
first of the coming month.
Mr.. Newton Hedges had a severe fall
from the top of rear porch at the res
idence of Mrs. w. H. Travers, where he
was engaged in painting, Saturday, but
fortunately was not seriously injured
Mrs. Ledyard and two daughters. Of
CazenoviaiSN. y; Mrs. Cooley and daugh-
ter, of Georgetown d. c.; Mrs Dawson
and two daughters; and Mrs. Jennie
Moore Ierrill, of Baltimore, Nd, are at
Mrs. c. Horace Gallahers.
Messrs. David Howell, A. G. Wyn.
koop, r. w. Alexander and c. Franl,
Gallaher, went to Martinsburg Thursday,
to attend meeting of the Eastern Under
writers Association. Mr.. Wynkoop ex-
tended his trip to Hedgesville.
Miss Charlotte Ransom, daughter of
Capt. Thos. c. Ransom, aud niece of DIR.
Jas. NJ, Ransom of this place, has been
chosen sponsor for the Stonewall Jackson
Camp. Stanton, Va, for the annual
reunion to be held in Louisville.
Mrs. S: NJ. Eads, who is with her
daughter Mrs. NJ E. Bolinger, in this
place, has received Intelligence of the
demise, at Prescott, Arizona, of her bro.
Their, Mr.. Thomas Montgomery, aged
about 81 years, formerly of Rockbridgc
county, Va.
Col, R. P. Chew returned Saturday
from the sitting of the State Board OF
Equalization, of which body he is most
able and efficient member, looking care
fully after the interests of the entire State
and at the same time guarding well those
of his own particular section.
Mrs. ]. o, Tutwiler left Saturday fol
Philadelphia, where she goes to enter :
hospital for medical treatment. Mrs
Tutwiler will stop off for a couple of day.
with her daughter, Mrs. Capt. Briggs, a
Harper's Ferry: 1t is the wish anc
prayer of her many friends here that sh,
may be restored to her former COCO
health.
Mr.. ]. F. Brfscoe, wife and two chill
dren, arrived in town on Tuesday. Mr.
/ Briscoe will Immediately take charge o