Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1901-08-13

! Washington.
Miss Stewart, OF Baltimore, is a guest o
the Misses McCurdy.
Miss Nellie Campbell has returned from Q
| visit 10 friends in Cumberland, Md.
Miss McVicar, of Winchester. has been q
guest Of Miss Lucy Griffith for some days.
| Mr.. Edwin Wilson and wife, of staunton,
are visiting Mr. Wilson's mother at Summit
Point.
Miss Fannie Cathcart. of Baltimore is a
guest of Misses A. v. Wilson and Matte v.
Dorsey
Mrs. F. T. Applegate. Of Norfolk. Va,
is visiting her old home at Harper's
Ferry.
Mr., Chas. c. Conklyn lett yesterday to
spend few days at Luray and other
points in Virginia.
Mr.. Andrew e. Kennedy, OF Jersey City,
son of Mrs. Julia G. Kennedy. is visiting
mother and sisters in town.
Rev. S. E. Simpson, Of Parkersburg, and
Mr.. John G. Capehart. of Morgantown. have
been at Mr.. c. Horace Gallaber's for a few
days
Mr.. Lawrence Washington, Jr., of
Alexandria, has been on visit to the
family of Mr.. N. H. Willis. near Summit
Point.
The family of Mr.. Geo. S. Washington,
of Philadelphia, are at Mr.. c. Horace
Gallaher's. Mr.. Washington came with
them Thursday, and returned yesterday
to Philadelphia.
Mr., and Mrs w. d. Swan, Miss r.
Virginia Reeder and Mr.. James w. Bel
Ter, who have been visiting the family of
the editor of the SPIRIT, have returned to
Washington City.
Prof. S. =. Hatton last week visited
Washington City. Charlottesville and
Lynchburg in the interest of Powhatan
College, and will leave to-day for Cum
berland on like mission.
Mr.. w D. Kearfott an his son Thorn
ton, of New York, and Mrs. Anna d.
Ksarfott. of Washington. D. c., are Wis
iting at the hospitable home of Mr.. ] P.
Kearfott. near Kearneysville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Darby and Miss
Mamie Grimes left this afternoon for
Shepherdstown. where they will spend
about week with the family of Mr.
John t. Watson. Martinsburg World.
Miss Julia Hall who has been on visit
to her relatives and friends in this city for
the past month returned to her home at
Charles Town yesterday and was accompa-
MED by her cousin, Miss Mary Opie Tabb,
who will pay her visit. Mdrtinsbmg
Statesman, Friday.
Miss Page Gold, of Gerardstown, Berke-
ley county, is at the Protestant Hospital in
Baltimore. and a few days ago DR.. Finney
amputated her foot. which was made rec
essaty by an injured bone having become
diseased This estimable lady has the SYM
pathy of friends in Jefferson.
James r. Graham, deputy sheriff Of Hart
ford, Conn.,, a former resident, has been
visitor in town for few days He has erect
tl very HdUusOlue MONUMENT at HARPER
Gem etery in memory of his father, mother
and brothers, who are inferred there. which
will add beauty to the cemetery. We are
informed that Mr. Graham was liberal
contributor to the fence fund. which the
ladies greatly appreciate-H r. Sc tinel.
Two weeks ago We had the pleasure of
noting the presence in town, as guest OF
Mr.. w. S. Merchant, of Mrs. Mary Glenn,
of Broadway, Rockingham county. We
learn that after leaving here, to visit friends
in Montgomery county, Md. after taking a
vehicle at the railway station at or near
Rockville, the horse ran away-ran mile
before coming to halt. Mrs. Glenn es cap
ed we are glad 10 lean. with only few
bruises.-Free Press.
The Rev E. r. Leyburn, of Hedgesville,
has been granted vacation for the month
of August. The Alexandria Presbyterian,
of July 9th, contains this announcement
THE Rev. L r. Leyburn, of Falling Wa
ters Church Winchester Presbytery) will
occupy our pulpit during August He is
one of the finest scholars in the church, and
we feel we are blessed in securing his serv-
ces' Rev. Mr. Leyburn is nephew, by
marriage, of Mr.. Robert d. and the Misses
Keerl, of this town.