Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1901-08-06

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Miss Neill. of Hagerstown, Nd. is Wis
ting Miss Marie Neill
Mrs. John H. Bishop has been visiting
relatives in Loudoun county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs David L. Wageley have
returned from connellsville, Pa.
Misses Clara Griffith and Courtnaye
Howell are at Mr.. S. Mason Clipp's.
Miss Cannon. of Tennessee, is a guest Of
the Misses Kennedy, at the Parsonage.
| Mr.. Chas. C. Conklyn has been quite
sick, but is now getting about again.
Miss Eliza S. Galaher and brother
Shannon left Wednesday for Norfolk.
Mr.. Eddie Sibole. of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. T. S. Watson, Middleway
| Miss Eugenia Berrett, of Carroll coun-
ty, Md. is visiting at Stephenson Semi
nary.
Mr. John H. Bishop has been confined
to the house by sickness, but is now much
better.
DR.. and Mrs, John p. Bishop left yes
terday to spend few weeks at Poland.
Maine.
Misses Pearl and Anna Hughes have
been spending some days with relatives
in Virginia.
Miss Cannon. of Tennessee, is guest
of the Misses Kennedy, at the Methodist
Parsonage.
Misses Baylor and Kelley. of Norfolk,
Va, are visiting Mrs. DR.. A. P. Thomson,
at Summit Point
Mr. Ambrose W. Timberake and wife, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr.. rs sis
tiers, Misses Eliza and Minnie Timberlake
Mr. Bradley Baker came up from
Washington yesterday to spend few
weeks in town, and gave us a pleasant
call.
Mrs. John A. Albin. r.. and children,
John and Anna, of Washington City, are
spending few weeks with relatives near
Kabletown.
Rev Doctor and Mrs. Dame and Miss
Dame, of Baltimore, will spend the month
of August at Hotel Powhatan. Rev. Page
Dame is there.
| Rev. Mr.. Miller. of Pennsylvania, &C
companied by his wife and two children,
is wishing his mother and sister, Mrs H.
| L, Woolley, in this place.
/
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Watkins have
been attending the camp meeting at
Limeton, Va, and were accompanied
home by their cousin, Miss Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Higinbotham, of
Wheatland,' this county, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Baker,
on Peyton street, Winchester, recently.
Our old friend and staunch patron, Mr..
James W. League, of Martinsburg, ac-
companled by Mr.W. Z. Janney, of Md
dleway, gave us a pleasant call yesterday. |
Miss BERTHE Snyder, daughter of Mr.
D. c. Snyder, of Berryville, who has
been visiting the family of Rev. L. r.
Melbourne, left Tuesday for Frederick |
City
Rev. F. H. Havehner, OF Washington
City, who was at "Cool Spring" for
few days, has been since with the family
of the editor of the Free Press, at Mt.
Parvo."
Mr.. John w. Kelley, formerly of this
place, has been promoted from the B. &
o. Office, at Strasburg Junction to posi-
ton with Superintendent Spurrier. in
Baltimore,
Mr.. Vernon Simmons came over from
Hagerstown for a day or two the latter
part of last week, accompanied by the
veteran former editor of the Hagerstown
Mail Mr.. Edwin Bell.
Messrs. T. Ashby and ]. H. Beall, of
New York, and Frank Beall, Sr. and IT.,
of Berryvlie, have been on visit to Mrs.
Martha Beall and Mr.. and Mrs C. Frank
Gallaher, in this place.
Among recent army orders we note the
following Capt. VIM. e. Craighll is re-
lieved from the command of Company A
First Battalion of Engineers. and will pro /
coed from Fort Tottep, N. Y, to Wheeling,
W. Va"
Mr.. Thos. d. West was in town Satur
day, little the worse for his recent con-
tract with hay hosting machinery by way
of weak wrist and arm, but otherwise
right side up and bright and genial as
ever
Mrs. Chas G. Johnson and adopted
daughter, Elsie Selden, and Mrs. Mark
Reed and daughter Desalie. OF Radford,
Va, have been visiting the family of Mr..
NJ. E. Bolinger, ard are now with Mrs
Trussell and the Misses Starry, near
town.
Registered at Hotel Powhatan since
our last report are:
Dr. VIM. Dame. Miss Elizabeth Dame, Miss
Minnie Henkle, Miss camilla Heukle Miss
Rrnce Nicolson. Mrs. W. T. Beasley, Miss
Emily Lee Smith. Mrs Geo. Gam till Miss |
Florence Gambi. Mr.. E. Chesrown, Bal
timore: Mrs NJ. Miller, Miss A. G, Mil
Ter. Mrs 7. W.kipkaid Master Kinkaid. Miss
kinkald, Mrs. T. s. Barrand. fheo Michael. /
darlington Citv; Mr. K G. Hewitt. Louis
vile; Mrs. J. F. Y Paine. Miss Pane, Miss r.
Paine, Galveston. Tex. Miss Fannie HageIty. |
Miss r.da Miller, Miss Edith Geigon, Miss
Bose McClary. Layton f. Smith. Douglas 4.
Stiles. Henry H. Picket, Baltimore; Mrs. J.
Shirley Smith, City.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Harvey
n Dorsey, who had to relinquish remu-
neratiye position in New York City on &C.
count of i'll health and go to. Ariz ma for
recreation and restoration, is now in Denver,
Colorado, and, for the present, has place
in the offices of the &C vernon and Adiutant t
General Mr. Dorsey is an accomplished I
stenographer and typewriter, and will make |
himself Indispensable to his employers if |
he has health and half chance We are |
glad to learn he is improving in health He I
is one of the many Charles Town boys that |
have made themselves useful in their adopt |
ed homes, --Free Press