Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-08
Personal rIentioil.

Saturday.
| Mrs. Annie Campbell has been visiting
friends in Clarke.
| Mrs. Louis Diehl was quite sick sew.
leral days last week.
/ Miss Dallas Russell is visiting relatives
in Washington City.
| Miss Nellie Campbell returned Thurs
day from Berryville.
| Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins is visiting rela-
tives at Abingdon, Va
| Mr. Rumsey c Smithson has returned
from Mansfield, Illinois.
| Miss Mary Clendenning has been visit
ing Miss Katie 3 NoIapd
Mr.. Frank Moreland has been quite
sick, but is now improving.
Maj A w Mcdonald went to Balti-
more Thursday, on business.
Mr. Theodore Brown spent day or
two in Winchester last week.
| Mr.. Edward Welsh. of Washington
City. spent several days in town.
Misses Mamie and Lacy Young have
been visiting friends in Winchester.
Miss Mason, of Stanton, Va, is visi-
ting the family of Rev. J, S. Alfriend.
/ Miss Stella Bane is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Byers, i'll Shepherdstown.
/ We are pleased to see our young friend
Mr.. Perry Barr getting about again.
Miss Nellie Phillips and Mrs. Nettie
McClung have been to Washington City.
| Mrs. o. P. Turner. Of Baltimore, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. Joseph Tharpe.
| Mr.. F. L. Bushong left Friday to spend
few days at his old home in Woodstock,
Va.
MIR. Geo. E. Wysong came up from
Washington City to spend the Fourth
here.
Hon. Vim. Campbell has returned from
a tour of a number of counties in this
State.
Mr.. Kearsley Wysong has taken posi-
ton in the Office of Washington & Alex
ander
Miss Geneva Birdsall OF Washington
City. has been visiting. Miss Annie E
Ramey.
Mrs. Schuyler Crosby and Mrs George
Washington returned Friday from AT
lantc City.
| Mrs. Hector Bell, of Bardane, is on
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Adams, in
Cumberland.
Mrs. Rosenberger. of Washington City,
is visiting her sister Mrs Seibert, at the
Watson House.
Mr. J. Howard Taylor of Bridgeport
Conn, spent several days last week with
the home folks here.
Master Cecil Eby has been enjoying an
outing of some days with an uncle near
Stephenson's Depot
Mr.. and Mrs VIM T. Elliott left
Thursday to spend few days with rela-
| tiyes near Winchester
Misses Mary Wills Spots and Ethel
Houke. of Warrenton, Va, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs A d Barr.
Messrs Henry Murray and Mason Sites
spent several days last week at Clear
brook and in Winchester.
| Mr. Edward Cooke came Thursday
from Cumberland to spend few days
with the home folks here.
Mr.. Allen Wilson. of Washington City
came Friday and remained over Sunday
with his mother in this place.
Mr. Harry Bushong, who has been
travelling IN the interest of the McCor-
mick harvester, has returned to town.
Mr.. Chas. r. Mccain, a prominent
and sturdy Democrat of Middleway Dis
trict, gave US a pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. Vernon Carney came on from
Winston, N e.. and has taken charge OF
the N. & w. night Office at Berryville, Va.
rem county. Va, to join his wife, who has
been spending some days in that locality.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Clipp arrived here
from Plttsburg on. Wednesday to spend
the Fourth of July holidays with relatives.
Misses Mary Wilson, Halle Alexander.
Margaret Kennedy and Jessie Logic left
this morning to spend week at Shan
nondale.
Mr.. Marshall Turner, of Louisville,
KY, has been spending some days with
his uncle. Mr.. Geo. H. Turner, at
Bloomery."
4 Messrs. Fl. A. Carroll. W. b. Alder,
Jno o Aglionby. Jas Lucas and Harry
c Gibson attended the Leesburg Colt
Show last week.
Miss Belle Gibson, daughterof Mr. Jack
Gibson, of Fauquier Co, Va. is visiting
the family of her uncle, Mr. John w Glib
son, at Gateway"
Messrs t R Kennedy, of Pittsburg. and
Francis H Randolph. of Washington City
spent several days last week with the
family of Mr. Cleon Moore.
Mr. Samuel Bolton, of Philadelphia
came Tuesday, accompanied by hi:
grandson, Charlie Watson, to visit hi:
daughter, Mrs Horace c Osbourn.
Judge D. B. Lucas was much indispos
ed at his home, Rion Hall, near Hall
town, several days last week, but is nov
much better and was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. H. Bowers. now prominen
} and prosperous business man of Birming
. ham. Ala, is visiting his old home nea
: Leetown, Mrs, Bowers accompanying,
him.
:, We are pleased to learn that our towns
man Mr. James NJ. Mason. Jr., since hi