Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-09-09
Miss McKown. of Philadelphia, Is visit

Miss McKown. of Philadelphia, Is visit.
| ing Mrs. Geo. s. Eyster.
| NJ. John Y Martin, of Caroline county.
Va, is visiting his daughter, Mrs John g
Wiltshire.
| Mr.. Walter A. Shirley. Of New York, is in
the county on visit to home folks and
other relatives.
Miss Ella Holmes. OF Baltimore. is visit
| ing the Misses Young at Cool Spring,
near Summit Point.
Mrs. Willis F. Walker, who has been Wis
ting her husbands relatives in Somerset.
Pa, returned Tuesday.
Miss Ellie Timberlake who has been with
Misses Eliza ard Minnie Undertake, left
for Richmond Saturday morning.
Mrs. Mollie Locher, who has been a guest
of Rev. and Mrs ). II Wolff, returned to
her home in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. G. Wiltshire is in Caroline county
Va visiting the parental home and the fam
Lily of her brother, DR.. A. L. Martin.
Mrs. E. B. Lunceford went to Balti-
more last week to receive treatment at
the Maryland University Hospital.
Mr.. Albert Watson, has returned with
his family from Kensington, Md. and has
taken charge of Mr.. F. G. Buffers farm.
Mr.. John Lewis Wiltshire has accepted
position with force Of civil engineers en-
,.1o-na ~, Al, a Ilalt;r,ara and 0.in Pail
road
Attorney Geo. w. Holt and wife. of
Washington. are spending several weeks
with Mrs Hotts mother, Mrs Tracey, of
Bolivar.
Mr. John NJ Kyle, of New York, enroute
to the University of Virginia. has been
spending few days with his brother. Mr.
w NJ Kyle.
Mr. Edward Beller. of Washington
City, came Saturday and joined his wife
and children for day or two with the
Misses Beller.
Prof. Edward Armstrong. of Johns Hop
kins. and Rev. Jno 8. Engle, of the Salem,
Virginia. NJ E. Church, South. were guests
of Rev. J H. Wolff Tuesday night.
Mrs. Lizzie Goodwin, of Kansas City,
who has been visiting Miss Eliza Welsh
and Mrs. ] R. Rodrick, left yesterday to
visit her sister Mrs. J. Rufus Smith, IN
Middleway.
Judges Dent, McWhorter and Poffen-
berger. and clerks. Generals Holly and
Oxley. of the Supreme Court of Appeals,
are at the Powhatan- Judge Brannon is
at the Carter House.
Mrs. F. W. Berry. accompanied By two
of her children, left for Charles Town, W
Va, on w ednes day morning of this week
to visit relatives in that town. She will b.
absent several dsys.-Page Courier.
Mrs. VIM Young and Mrs. Edward
Kercheval, of Berryville have been visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Margaret Dooley,
who is quite sick. Mr. Young was also
down for day or two
Rissler Mathena, second son of Consta
Bile ]. A. r. Mathena, left Tuesday for
Pitcairn. Pa. to join the already large
colony of Jefferson county young men in
the employ of the Pennsylvania Rail
road,
Rev DR. A c Hopkins, when heard
from the latter part of the week. was at
Montreal, doing well, and expected to go
to Niagara to remain over Sunday. Will
probably return home the latter part OF
this week
Messers. w. S, Merchant, Chas. c..
Conklyn, George F. Walker and son,
Lewis. w. B. Alder, Charles Stone
sifer, J. NJ. Miley and G. R. Rodrick, at
tended the Front Royal Horse and Colt
Show last week.
F. V, Russell and wife, of Great Bend,
Kansas, who have been visiting their
aunts, Mrs. D. S. Hughes, Mrs. Fenton
Griffith and Mrs. Adam Young, lett
today for Luray, to visit friends, and
will also visit the caverns.
Mrs. Mary Osborne and three daugh-
tiers, of Winchester Mr.. AID Mrs. c. w.
Singhass, of Springfield Hampshire CO.;
Mr.. Harry jenkins and son, John, Of
Loudoun county, were here attending the
funeral of their relative. Mr.. John A
Albin.
Mr.. Garland c. Backus, for some time
past with Col Forrest w. Brown, has
taken position as stenographer and
| typewriter in the office of the n & w
R'y, at Roanoke. We wish our deserving
young friend much success in 1is new To-
cation.
Mrs. Geo. S. Eyster. Mrs. Chas. A.
Johnson and daughter. Miss Moselle, ISIS
Mary Guy Ransom, Miss Virginia Butler
and Messrs. B. Lee Moore and Robt. w.
Baylor were visitors from Charles Town
to the Front Royal Horse and Colt Show
last Friday.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. Beall, of New York
/ City, came for visit to his mother. Mrs.
Martha Beall, and to his aunt. Mrs. G.
Frank Gallaher; also to see his sister,
Mrs. James A. Davenport before her re-
turn to Atlanta, Ga. He was accompan-
led by two of his children.
Miss Olive Senseny- of Middleway. aged
about IS years, fell dead Wednesday at
her home, of heart disease.
The firm of Burns Bros. has been dis
solved and the business will hereafter be
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