Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-09-30
Personal rIention.

Dr. III X moore WAS III toHA iiolA
Thursday to Friday.
Miss Corinne Leslie returned to Wash
lington City yesterday.
Mr.. ]. Frank Briscoe. OF Front Royal
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Margaret Crane is spending two
weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. DR.. T. A. Ramey is visiting DIR.
Ramey's mother, at Aldridge.
Mr., John H. Bishop went yesterday on
trip to Loudoun county, Va,
Mrs. Clearance Hilleary. Of St. Louis,
is visiting Mrs. Margaret Bishop.
Mr.. Vernon Carney returned Wednes-
day from Winston. N. c., quite unwell.
Editor Robert c Rissler, of the
Advocate, is visiting relatives in Missouri.
Miss Abbie Beavers has been visiting
Miss Goldie Miller, in Sharpsburg, Md,
Miss Emily Child of Harpers Ferry,
has been visiting trends in Berkeley
county.
Mr.. Geo. w. Thomas, Jr., returned
Wednesday to the Baltimore College of
Pharmacy.
Mrs. w. A. Spengler went to Strasburg
last week to visit the father and sisters Of
Mr.. Spengler.
Mr.. John A. Chew leaves today to
enter the Eastman Business College, at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
Miss Magruder, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. Margaret Getzendaner, on
East Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Reed. of Loudoun
county, Va, visited the family OF Mrs.
W. L. Hedges last week.
Mr.. H. l.. Alexander spent several
DAYS with his mother and sisters here, and
returned to Martinsburg.
Mr.. Seth M. Timberlake, of Fishers
vile, Va, was here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. d. w. Undertake,
Mr.. w. ]. Hopkins, of Philadelphia,
came Tuesday and spent day or two
with his parents near town.
Mrs. Chas. d. Johnson and children,
of Kabletown. have returned from visit
to relatives in Gerardstown.
Mrs, Wilson, wife OF Bishop A, w.
Wilson, is with the family of the editor OF
the Free Press, at Mt. Parvo.
Mr. George Douglass Moore, of this town,
has been elected vice president of the Wash
ington and Lee University law class.
Mr.. Newton Walters and Mrs. H. D.
Rust of Washington City. spent Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. D. A. Phillips.
Mr.. ]. w. Hughes, of Louisville, KY.
came Wednesday and spent several days
with his brothers and sisters in this place.
Miss Grace Cordelia Legg, of Owing's
Mills, Md. has been spending several
DAYS with the family of Mrs. Grace Tay-
lor.
Mrs. Amanda Strider and daughter.
Mrs. w. K. Marshall. are visiting the
family Of Mr. John P. Hess, in Balti-
more
Attorney Angus w Mcdonald, Of Char
lesion. w. Va, has been the guest Of his
father, Major E. H. Mcdonald. at
Media"
Mrs baltimore d. Carter and little
daughter, of Louisville, KY, came Thurs
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleon Moore.
Mr., Howard Taylor came Wednesday
from Savannah, Ca, and left this morn
to take position on the Hagerstown
Daily Herald,
Miss Halle Washington embarked
Saturday from Philadelphia, by the
White Star line, for England, to be gone
over a mouth.
Mrs Frank X. Stockton, accompanied
by her sister, Miss futile, and Miss Lucy
Bentley, spent several days last week in
WdSutuStou Nit}.
We had pleasant calls last Tuesday
from Messrs. John ]. Woodward and
Randolph c. Colston, of the Summi
Point neighborhood,
Col. and Mrs Forrest w, Brown atten
ded the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Dalla:
Tucker, Mrs. Browns mother, at Bedford
City, Va. last. week.
Mr.. Edwin w. Hays and family, WHIT
have been visiting the family of Mr.
Cleon Moore, left for their home il
Louisville on Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Trapnell. Jr., of New Yorl
City, has been visiting the home folks II
this place, and Mr.. William Trapnelb O
| Philadelphia, spent day here.
Messrs. b. F. and H. G. Dooley spen
Sunday~with their aged mother, who
quite i'll at the residence of her eide:
daughter, Mrs VIM. Young, in Berry
VILE
/ Mr. Frederick Grunewald. Frederic
Grinewald, Jr. Miss Estella Grunewal
and Mr. F Berlinicke, of Baltimore. hav
been visiting the family of Mr. John
Johnson.
Miss Beulah VanHorn. the new mill
ner of Messrs. Burns &Shugert, who come
highly recommended, arrived here Wee
nesday evening to take charge of theirmi
linery department.
Rev. Paca Kennedy, who graduated
the Episcopal Seminary atAlexandria, V
last spring. will leave this week for O
ford University. England, where he h;
secured a fellowship for two years.
Rev. A. c. Hopkins, r., returned Fl
day from trip tohis former field of lab
in the Elk Garden section, and spe
several days at the Presbyterian man
before going back to Hampton, Va.
Rev. L. r. Mibourne will lea