Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-01-28
Personal rlention.

Mrs. ]. e, Holmes continues quite IN
we'll.
Mr. r. Y. Boyd was down from Win.
chester on Friday.
4 Hon. A. Moore, IT., Of Berryville was
in town on Saturday.
Mrs. B. F. Ramey was quite sick for
several days last week.
i Miss Carrie West is visiting Mrs. H. P.
HamilI, IN Winchester.
i Capt. George Baylor. we are pleased to
note. is much improved.
i Mrs. Annie Campbell is spending some
days in Washington City.
4 Circuit Clerk Daniel was on the sick
list several days last week.
Mr.. Chas. w. Brown left yesterday on
a business trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Kate Williams, of Woodlawn, Nd,
is visiting at Mr.. G. w. Ruhrs.
/ Mr.. Marshall J. Rohr has been up from
Washington City for several days.
Mr.. Max Mcknight, of New York, has
been spending a few days in town.
| Miss Melvin. of Duffields. is visiting
frinds in Luray and Stanton, Va.
Mr.. r. d. Shurgert returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Baltimore.
Miss Rachel Merchant is home from a
VISIT her aunt in Frederick City, Md.
Rev. ]. P. Stump has been reported i'll
with erysipelas at his home in Baltimore.
! MrJnoD Crowle. j, of Stanton. Va has
been visiting his sister. Mrs T c Bowling.
Mr.. c. c. Tyler. Of Washington City.
is spending few days with Hon. c. NJ.
Wetzel.
Misses Mary and Ella McCurdy left
Thursday evening for the Charleston Ex-
position.
Mr.. Harry Hopkins spent several days
last week in Martinsburg and Washing
ton City.
Mr.. Joseph Somehow. of New York,
came Friday to visit his son, Mr.. Leon
Sonneborn.
Mr. Rudolph Mclaughlin, OF Lowmoor,
Va, is visiting his mother, Mrs Isabella
Mclaughlin.
Miss Minnie Gale, of Bonsacks, Virginia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Kyle, on
Congress street.
M;,e nor, Tbo,,,ae rat,rred Cat,,rdor
from an extended visit to friends in
Washington City
Miss Katie E. Swan. of Washington
City. is visiting Misses Elsie G. Haines
and Katie E. Rowe.
Mrs. A. H. Hintch. of Roanoke. is Wis
ting her sister, Miss Margaret Crane. on
North Mildred street.
Mr.. A. D. Hays, who has resided in Shep-
herdstown for year or two, has removed
his family to this town.
Mr. Horace c Osbourn has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Miss Mollie Daley, of Daley, left
Wednesday to visit the family of Mr. JOS
L. Daley. at Harpers Ferry.
Mrs. Levi Lyme. of the Mlddleway
vicinity, is visiting her mother, Mrs,
Emma Bingham, at Shippensburg, Pa.
Misses Virginia and Lucy Mason, of
Rappahannock county, Va, are visiting
e1,x..- ,,,otbar Mrc Ma,oa,.t NJ oco,, |
Mr.. Thos D. Darst. of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, near Alexandria.
was a guest over Sunday of Judge Frank
Beckwith.
Kew. DIR. VIM. Campbell, of Richmond
Va. has been the guest of his cousin, Rev. |
Or. c. N Campbell. at the Stephenson
Seminary,
Miss Minnie Quick is much improved
since her recent accident, and has been
spending several days in town with Mrs.
!. l.. Pentz
Mr.. Walter Withers, wife and child. of
Woodsboro. Nd have been visiting Mrs.
Withers' father, Mr.. Adam Young, near
Wheatland.
Evangelist W ] Hubbard was in town
Yesterday. guest of Rev L r Milbourne,
and in company with his host gave US a
pleasant call.
DIR. H. r. Moore. oculist. will make pro.
fessional visit to Charles Town on Saturday, |
February LIST, and will have rooms at the
Carter House.
Mr.. Isaac H. Anderson and daughter, |
Miss Annie. are at Mrs. Mary Burns An
derson's. called here by the sickness of
Mr.. Anderson sister.
DR.. w. B. Grove, Passed Assistant Sur
geon, U. S. n. has been ASSIGNED to tie
European Station, and will witness the cor
onation of King Edward VII.
Mr.. Clarence Clipp and sister. Miss
AFRO. accompanied by Miss Hattie Con-
rad. visited their uncle. Mr.. James B.
Clipp, in Hillsboro. Va, recently.
Mr.. Jas. c. Burger. Of Elliott's Meat
Store, was called to Hagerstown Sunday
on account of the illness of his father,
Mr.. Jacob Burger, who is since better.
Mr. Elmer L. Stonesifer came home
Saturday from Steelton, Pa, in bad
shape-a heavy piece of steel having tai
len upon his foot and injured him very
severely.
Mrs. Martha Davenport left on Mon
day last to attend the wedding of her
son, Mr.. Henry B. Davenport, at Clay c.
H. in this State, and to go from thence
to the residence of her daughter. Mrs.
Catesby Woodford, near Paris, KY.
| Col. Nat. Ward Fitzgerald was up from
Washington a day or two last week, and
gave the SPIRIT Office pleasant call on
Wednesday. Col. Fitzgerald desires our
1 Deopie to look out for an interview with