Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-10-09
PERSONALS


graduation at the Maryland University.
Baltimore, has been following his pro
tession as Doctor of Dentistry in this mia
native home, has located In Luray and
VIII there hang out his single as a doc
tor OF his chosen profession. II Is with
regret TO host Of friends in this com
munity that Berryville loses such an es-
Unable young man, who is a most cana
Die dentist and a young man Of gentle
manly bearing and pleasing address.
His removal from Berryyille was not
occasioned by the lack of patronage. but
by the difficulty of making collections
OF money for services rendered. Our
best wishes for the success he deserves
accompanies him to his new home. and
we believe the people of Luray are most
fortunate in having him to cast his lot
with them.
Mrs. c. p. Lewis and daugters. Misses
Esther, Mary Picton and Carter Penn
Lewis, and son, Master Fielder Lewis.
who occupied "Audlsy,' their beautiful
anu quaint ancestral home near Berry
vile this summer, have gone TO South
Orange, y. j, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Lewis makes this move in order
that she and her family NAV he near her
sons, Messrs. Jas. F. and HID. Lew
is, who are now brokers on Wall Street
New York. Mr.. jas. j. Lewis has been
most fortunate in his dealings on the
stock market, and is reputed to have
made a neat fortune. His success has
been remarkable and his brief career
as broker is another illustration Of
perseverance and grit of sons of Clarke.
who have drifted from her borders to
make their way in the world
Congressman James Hay was in Der
ryville last Friday, looking after his DO
liticsl fences, which he found in good
order and strong az ever He need not
fear any opposition breaking through
Clarke's solid line and carrying Oft any
delegates 20 the Congressional conven-
ton next year. The ties that bind old
Clarke 20 our Congressman are not ONLY
of blood, he being born near Wildwood
but of an admiring people for his SPLEEN
did career i'm Congress.
Editor James NJ. Thompson. Of the
Norfolk Dispatch. the ablest edited cv-
ening paper in Norfolk. Va. is at his
fathers home near Summit Point. con
fined 10 his bed with AN attack of typhoid
fever. His condition i, much improved
at present, and he hopes To get back TO
his editorial duties i'm a few weeks
Mr.. Frank V. Tilford left this place
Tuesday for Huntsville. Ala. where he
will now locate. lie is connected with
the W. II. Roe Knitting Co.. and holds
managerial position in their new factory
recently erected in that city. Mrs. Till
ford will Join her husband in few
weeks
Mrs. Ann Castleman is in Roanoke
visiting her daughter. Mrs l. X. Gibbs.
Mr.. Gibbs is managing the Hotel during
her absence Mr. Frank Castleman Is
also away, having gone to a resort in
Pennsylvania for his health
Mrs. VIM. Melville and Miss Mary
Engle have returned from Norfolk.
where they attended the convention of
the W. c. T. L.
Mr. Charles Rowland has returned
from Pitcairn, Penn, whittier he went
some months ago to secure work. lie
is laid up with an injured arm.
Miss Mable Parshal, of Grand Ridge.
H., is at the home of her grandmother
in this place for the winter She is at
tending school at Miss Colds Seminary.
Mrs. Eustace Williams has returned to
her home in Louisville, XIV. after
spending part of the summer with her
father, Mr.. G. II. Smith.
NJ Louis Syester, member of the
HagerstOwn bar, was the guest this week
of the family of Mr.. :. F. Baughman.
Miss Louise Burke, of Alsxandria. who
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Muuikin at
"Pagebrook,' spent last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. f. :. Kownslar.
Miss Janet Davidson, after a visit of
several weeks at the home of DIR. James
Mcclure, left this week for her home in
Alexandria,
Miss Rebecca Washington has return
ed to her home in Washington. after
spending a month with relatives in tn is
place
Mr.. Bowles Lippitt left this week for
Blacksburg TO enter the Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Mrs. NJ. Macomb, of Riverside. Va.
mother of the station agent here, Is here
visiting her son.
Mrs. j. W. Barringer has returned
home after visit TO relatives in Win
chester.
Mrs. Louis Scheuer is home from a Wis
it to Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Barringer, of Shenandoah
Junction, has been visiting his brother.
Mr. j. W. Barringer.
Mrs. Jacob Warden returned home
Saturday from Montgomery county,
Md, where she spent some time with
relatives.
Miss Beulah Kline has returned 10 her
home In Winchester, after visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. j Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs Roetting, of Charles
town, are guests of the family of Mr.. +.