Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1901-07-23

Misses Agnes and Nellie Philips viii
leave for Grafton for a three-weeks' visit
Messrs. NJ. L. Bolinger and ]. ". Kyle
have been on a trip to Washington City
Miss Sadie Trussell, OF Kearneysville
is visiting friends in Montgomery county
Nd.
Misses Pearl and Maude Copeland, o
Baltimore, have been visiting Mrs. c. F
Wall
Miss Clara seabright, of Winchester
is visiting the Misses Hough, on Yves
street.
Mr.. Geo. r. Vending, IT,, has beer
visiting Mr.. w. Roy Stephenson. il
Winchester.
Miss Bette Beckham, of Dufields, i
visiting Mrs Catesby Woodford, in Bour
bon county, KY.
Misses Blanche Carpenter and Isabel;
Weller. of Hindman. Pa, are visiting
Mrs. G. N. Horn.
Messrs. O. NJ. Darlington and D. S
Hughes attended the Sam Jones meeting
at Inwood Sunday.
We were pleased to meet our youns
friend Mr.. W. H. League, of Martins
burg, in town Friday.
Miss Mai Mason. of Charlottesville, is
visiting her brother, Prosecuting Attor
ney James NJ. Mason, Jr.
Mr.. John Lewis Wiltshire LETT Thurs
day for Hedgesville. where he IS visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Dr. Harris.
Mr.. H. L. Bushong, of Woodstock
Va, is visiting his brother, Attorney F
L. Bushong, in this place.
Prof, ST Geo. T. Brooke, of the IVES
Virginia University at Morgantown, is :
guest of Col. Forrest w. Brown.
Prof. S. P. Hatton left on Monday o
last week for tour through Virginia il
the interest of Powhatan College.
Mrs. W. S. Merchant and Miss Mary
Sheetz have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
W. L. Dalgarn, at Camden, N. J.
Mrs. James NJ. Mason, Jr. and her two
children have gone to her old home il
Hanover county. Va, for three-weeks
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess and daugh
ter, of Hancock, Md, have been visiting
Mrs. Isabella Mclaughlin, aunt of Mrs
Burgess.
Col. and Mrs. H. d. Beall and daugh
ter Of Baltimore, are spending few day
at the pleasant home OF Justice c. Franl
Gallaher.
Prof. ]. s. Garrison, principal of Mas
sanutton Academy, at Woodstock, Va.
has been a guest of Attorney f. L
Bushong.
Sergt. ]. Bradley Baker, OF the D. {
N. G., came over from Camp Ordway
.Leesburg, Va, and spent Sunday witt
friends here.
Mrs. J. w Kelley and children spen
few days with the family of Mr.. A. D
Barr, and lett yesterday for their home a
Strasburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Beard and daugh
ter, Grace, and Miss Bessie Taylor, re
turned yesterday from visit to friend
in Hagerstown.
Mrs. I. Shirley Smith is visiting a
Sudley Place the beautiful home Q
her cousin, Mrs. H. c Mclean. nea
Shepherdstown.
Mr.. R. B. Washington, Jr., of Wood
bury, N. J.. accompanied by his so
Scott, has been visiting his father an,
family in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gibson Barr, of Ho.
lidaysburg, Pa, are visiting Mr.. A. L
Barr and family, having made the tri
here overland by buggy.
Miss Annie Laporte, of Washingto
City, who has been spending. severe
weeks with the Misses Trussell, nea
Kearneysville, returned home last Friday
Mr., and Mrs. A. Welles Stump, VIII
have been spending some time at Shar
nondale Springs. returned on Thursda
evening to their home in New York City
Miss Callie Brown and Miss Nelli
Estep, of Wildwood, Va, who have bee
visiting the family of Mr. s L. Morelan
in this place, have returned1o their vi
ginia home.
MIR. Thos. c. Bowling, of Staunton. Va
son Of President Andrew Bowling of I'll
Jefferson Milling Company, has come
Charles Town to assist in the manag
ment of their mill here.
Mrs. S. Howell Brown and Miss Mau
Wager have returned from Culpep,
county. where they had been called /
the, sudden death of their mother, Mr.
1 Harriet coons Wager.
Miss Lena and Mr.. Lucas Bedinger,
Kentucky, Misses Virginia and Luz
Brooke Of Alexandria, Mr. Alex. M
Laughln of New York, and Mr. Tnck
Brooke Of Morgantown, are guests
Rion Hall, the palatial residence
Judge d. b. Lucas, making quite
house party at this fine old home.
Mrs. Mary Glenn. of Broadway, Va
is visiting the family of Mr.. w. S. Me
chant Mrs. Glen is a sister Of Col. Jcl
/ o. easier, of Oklohoma, a former cor
rade Of Mr. Merchant in the famous 0
Stonewall Brigade. She was during t
war between the States 4 Southern I
/ fugee from Hampshire comfy, and a t
Mr.. Merchant received the wound,
Fishers Hill, that cost him one of /
good legs, Mrs Glenn (then Miss Casl,
was the ministering angel who kind
cared for him at Harrisonburg, and IN
probability saved his life.