Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-03
Personal rIention.

Misses McCurdy.
Miss Smith, Of Culpeper, Va, is visiting
her sister at Powhatan College.
| Mrs. Graham Wilson has been spending a
few days in Washington City.
| Miss Nettie Dorsey is visiting friends in
Williamsport and Hagerstown-
| Miss Amanda Grow returned Thursday
from visit to Washington City.
visit to her sister, in Parkersburg.
| Mrs, Gerard D. Moore and children have
returned from Baltimore county, Nd.
Miss Katie Gardner, of Bunker Hill, is
visiting Miss Carrie Gardner, at Leetown.
Mr.. John M. Osbourn, of Duffields, has
been the guest of Mr. G. Mason Conklyn.
Mr. Harrison Lloyd, of Martinsburg, is
a guest of Mr.. B. E. Beavers, near Riverside.
Mr.. A. Vernon Carney has entered upon
the duties of N. Il w. operator at this place.
Mr.. Thomas Ryan, who has been housed
since Christmas, is getting about on crutches.
Miss Annie Bates has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. Alfred Bates, in Washington
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, of Berkeley
Springs, are the guests of Mrs, Schuyler
Crosby.
Mrs. G. Frank Gallaher fell in the yard at
arm near the wrist.
Mr.. ane Mrs. VIM. A. Boyd, of Carlisle,
Pa, are visiting the family of Mrs. Ella
Sites, near Halltown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Colbert, of
Wheatland, have been visiting Mr.. Adam
Colbert, near Winchester
Mrs. G. M. Weist, of Ripon, has been
called to Berkeley county by the serious i'll
ness of her father, Mr.. Foreman.
Mr. Wells Hawks, business manager of the
Criterion Theatre, New York, has been crit
ically i'll, but is now much better
Mr. Geo. H. Bowers, who has been visit
ing relatives near Leetown, left Thursday
for his home in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. D. j. Howell, Of Alexandria, and Mr..
Albert Bolts, of Fredericksburg, Va, were
here to attend the funeral of the late David
Howell
Mrs. Belle jackson, sister-in-law, and
Misses Viola and Minnie Sumption, of Win
chester, attended the funeral of Mrs. w. M.
Boxwell.
Mr.. b. F. Trostle, a well-known resident
of the Kearneysville neighborhood, has gone
-, Do I, hoe
ployment.
Mr. j. Ed Burns, of the enterprising and
popular firm of Burns & Shugert, left yes
terday for the eastern cities, to purchase
spring goods.
DR.. H. r. Moore, oculist, of Washington
City, was at the Carter House professionally
on Saturday, and spent Sunday at the old (
home in the county.
Col. Forrest W. Brown and Mr.. Cleon
Moore, during their recent visit to Charles
ton called upon and had a pleasant inter-
view with Governor White.
Private Charles E. James, 44th United
States Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort
Washington, has been spending few days
leave at his fathers home near town.
Mr.. George H. Child, of Harpers Ferry,
has been in New York attending meeting
of stockholders in the Alaska gold mine rep |
resented by Col. Nat Ward Fitzgerald.
Mr.. John Wilson, Jr, of Halltown, has
received government appointment. and will
be assigned to duty at the heavy ordinance
proving grounds at Sandy Hook, near New
York City.
Misses Nellie Brown and Flossie Munday |
two of Charles Towns most charming young
ladies', have for the past week been the guests
of Miss Lena Shull at her home, Fritz's
Rest" near town.
Miss Bessie Allen has gone to spend few
weeks at her home at Summit Point, after
which she will return to Charles Town and
open her millinery store here for the spring
and summer season.
Mr. Wesley P. Bell, who recently resigned
the position of B. & O. Travelling live stock
agent, has become station agent of that COM
pany at Tunnelton, W. Va, and has moved
his family from Shenandoah Junction to
that place. Mrs. W. f. Leedy accompanied
them out to Tunnelton. We regret to lose
Mr.. Bell and family from Jefferson, but wish
them much happiness in their new home.
GLOVER SEED.
Timothy, alsyke, alfalfa, Ky. blue grass and
orchard grass seeds at Wall, jenkins & Ship
mans.