Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-11-04

Capt. Milton H, Rouss has returned from
his California visit.
Mr.. c. E. Graves, of Winchester, was
in town on Thursday.
i Col. B. ID. Gibson has returned from
his eastern business trip.
i Hon. Geo. r. Vending has returned
from his western lecture tour.
Miss Marie Moore, of Flint Hill. Va,
is visiting Mrs. ]. A. bearing.
Miss Dallas Rowan has been visiting
Mrs, Geo. w. Smith, in Bolivar.
Rev. A. J. Willis. of Middleway. gave
US pleasant call on Wednesday,
Mr., S. c. Hammock. of Davis. Tucker
county, has been visiting Rev. J. H.
Wolff.
Mr.. Geo. M. Beltzhoover. Jr., has been
commissioned by the Governor Notary
Public.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav d. Brown return
ed from their wedding trip Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Kate Trussell is visiting her
brother, Mayor Eugene Shugert, in Har-
pers~ Ferry.
] Mrs. G. E. Hinch and babe, of Roanoke.
are with Mrs H's parents. Mr.. and NJ rs.
Joseph Crane.
Mr. Charles Rissler is able to be out.
and we were pleased to see him in town
yesterday.
Prof. E. M. Chapman, OF Shenandoah
Junction, gave US pleasant and paying
call Saturday.
Miss Lima Hospital, of Loudoun coun-
ty, Va. is visiting Miss Abbie Beavers.
at . Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hilbert, of Wash
ington City, are visiting the family of
Mr., S. c. Young.
Mrs. r. w. Potterfeld. of Harpers Fer
ry has been on a visit to Mrs. ]. G..
Holmes in this place.
Mr.. Richard Trapnell has returned fror,
a sojourn of ten days among college
friends at Morgantown.
Miss Edith Sheetz has returned from
an extended visit to Roanoke. Va, and
| Winston, North Carolina.
Rev, Jas. H. Watkins on Thursday
NOV ed his family to Airmont, Loudoun
| county. Va, where he is now located.
Mrs. S. " r. Crosby and child rem, of
Boston, are visiting Mrs. Schuyler Crosby
and daughter on East Washington street.
David Howell, Esq. left yesterday to
attend a meeting of the Episcopal DID,
cesar Standing Committee, at Martins
burg.
The two little daughters OF Mr.. Chas
E. Reininger are down with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Reinnger, though somewhat i'm
proved. is still sick.
Mrs. Arnold Tomkins, OF the Chicago
Normal School, Chicago, has been visit
ing her cousin, Mr.. Geo. w. Snyder,
near Summit Point.
Mrs G. W. Bane and daughter, of
Redwood" were among our callers
Saturday. Mrs. b. is one of the SPIRITS
most reliable subscribers.
Miss Berta Dutterer, who has been at
home for several weeks nursing her sister.
Miss Flora, i'll with typhoid fever, return
ed to Washington ON Wednesday. Miss
Flora 1s convaleScent
Mr.. T. E. Grub. of Chicago. accom-
panied by his wife ard a friend, Mr..
Webster Rapp, has been on visit to his
sister. Mrs G. w. Bane, at Richwoods, :
and left for home last Friday.
Mrs. ]. E. Brock, of Jacksonville, Fla.'
and Mrs. w. H. Snapp, Of New Market,
Va, the former accompanied by two
children, have been on visit to their
sister, Mrs E. c. Sibert, at The Watson.
The vicksburg Daily Herald of Octo Der
Town, West Virginia, was in the city yes
terday visiting his old chum and comrade,
Col. c. G. Flowerree. Mr.. Rouss expected
10 leave last night
Mr.. John Henderson, of Washington
City, came Thursday to visit friends in
town. Mr.. Henderson is a son of ex-
Senator Henderson of Missouri, who by
his vote defeated the impeachment of
| President Andrew Johnson.
Mr.. Stuart Winters and wife, Mr.. Frank
Stewart and wife, of Pttsburg, Pa; Mr..
John Stewart and wife, of Washington
City, Mr.. John Reed and wife, and Miss
Nobel Stewart, of Baltimore, came for
the funeral of their brother, the late Geo.
S. Stewart, of Bolivar.
Mrs Robert Emmett Wiley, of Little Rock,
Ark who came to visit her mother, Mrs.
Stocks and grandmother, Mrs. Cu,shaw,
form erly of Harper's Ferry at Columbia
Heights, Washington City, has recently un
dergone a critical operation at the Episco-
pal Ear. Eye and Throat Hospital in that
City She has been under the treatment of
four skilled physicians (specialists) and
trained nurses and is now steadily improv
ing
Mr.. Henry D. Beall, for many years
connected with the editorial department
of the Baltimore Sun, and one of the most
widely known and highly esteemed ed.
itors in the south, and brother of Mrs.
c. Frank Gallaher of this place, was on
Monday night of last week stricken with
paralysis and became unconscious. His
physician however, has strong hopes Of
his recovery and says that his condition
is favorable, The news of Mr.. Beall':
affection is received with sincere an6
universal feeling of sorrow in this his ma
tive county, and many prayers, I'VE doub
not. will be offered for his speedy recov
cry TO his former good health.
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