Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-02-24
Personal rIenfion.


Mr.. John W. Daley has been on the sic
list.
Mrs. B. D. Gibson gave tea Thursda
evening.
Mr. George Porterfeld was in Martinsbur
last Tuesday.
Col. b. d. Gibson has been spending few
days in Charleston.
j Miss Mary Guy Ransom is visiting rela
tives in Richmond, Va.
i Justice G. Frank Gallaher has been on tn,
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Samuel Stickles has been quite sick
but Is now much better.
Miss Ellen T. Carter is with her sister
Mrs. Annie H. Campbell.
Miss Louise Latimer, of Washington, il
visiting the Misses Wilson.
Mr.. w. T. Brown spent Sunday with hi.
parents, near Shepherdstown.
Miss Corinne Kercheval, of Berryville, il
visiting Mrs. Gerald F. Conklyn.
Miss Mary Woods, of Martinsburg, has
peen visiting Miss Bette SubIett.
Mr.. NorvaI w. Gallaher has been up from
Washington City for several days.
Mr.. James Riley was critically i'll last Fri.
day, but is since somewhat improved.
Mr. Randolph Peyton, of Norfolk, has
been visiting his mother, in this place.
Mr.. Joseph Funton, of Newark, N. j., has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. E. Hiney.
Miss Edith Thompson and Miss Jay, OF
New Xork, have been guests at DR.. Neill's.
| Mr.. w S. Clayland, of Baltimore, has been
spending several days with Messrs. Brown
| Bros
| Mr.. Harry Miller is on from Philadelphia,
spending few days with his parents in this
place.
Mrs. Jas. w. Carney left Friday morning
to visit her sister, Mrs. John E. Hough, in
Roanoke.
Mr. J. Albert Link has been an invalid
from an attack of grip at his home near
Dufields.
Miss Louise Baylor returned Wednesday
from visit to friends in Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Rev. Father Tearney and Rev. Harry Nc
Faden have been on visit to relatives at
Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. David We'll, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Kahn, returned to Bal
timore Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j Howell of Alexandria,
have been spending several days with the
formers father, in this place.
Mr.. Reginald Haines came down from
Luray Thursday morning and spent the day
here, enroute home to Winchester.
Misses Lacy, Mamie and Rebecca Young,
and Miss Jennie Webster, have returned
from visit to friends in Berryville.
Miss Lena Moore, who has been visiting
Miss Bessie Baker, near Leetown, has re
turned to her home near Waterford, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Burden and Mr.. Hart
of New York City, attending the Henderson
Crosby wedding, were guests of Mrs. E.
Tayloe Perry.
Mr.. John B. Henderson, Jr., the groom,
of Washington, and Mr.. Henry n Arnold,
of New York, best man, were guests of Mr..
VIM. H. Wilson.
Miss Alice Preston, of Tuxedo, N. Y, who
was maid of honor at the Henderson, Crosby
wedding, whilst here was the guest of Mrs.
r. w. Alexander.
Mrs Edith Abreach and Miss Virginia
Entler, who have heen spending some time
with Mrs. Samuel Stickles, returned to Shep-
herdstown yesterday.
Misses Elizabeth Oakley and Edith Crosby
Thompson, of New York, bridesmaids at the
Henderson-Crosby wedding, were guests of
Miss Christine Chew.
Misses Elizabeth Oakley and Edith Crosby
Thompson, of New York, bridesmaids at the
Henderson-Crosby wedding, were guests of
Miss Christine Chew.
Miss Isabelle Miller and Nora L. Magruder,
two interesting young ladies of Keep Tryst,
Md, have been guests of Powhatan College
and of the family of Mr.. J. L. Elgin.
Miss Bertha George and Miss Ruth Berrett,
of Sykesville, Md. Miss Oda Nicholas, of
Martinsburg, and Miss Emily Williams, of
Montgomery county, Md, have been guests
at Stephenson's Seminary.
Mr.. W. W. Coe, of Kenova, w. Va; w.
I. Coe, of New York; H. A. Riddle, of
Chambersburg Pa; and Mr.. Abel Hunter
and sister, of Martinsburg, were here to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth P Travers
Among those who went to Washington
City last Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Diehl, Misses Mary and Corinne
Lucas, Miss Trevor Shirley, Mrs. C. D.
Eby, Miss Willie Eby, Miss Stella Rich
ardson, and Messrs. John l.. and John
David Lewis.
Among recent army orders we find the
following: Capt. William E. Craighill,
Corps of Engineers, is assigned to duty as
engineer of the Seventh and Eighth Light
house districts, to take effect upon his arrival
at Mobile, Ala, relieving Capt Spencer
Cosby, Corps of Engineers. First Lieut.
Hanson B. Black, Ordnance Department
will proceed to Fort Monroe, Va, on official
business.
dispatch from Ocala, Fla, dated Feb
ruary IL, says: :. A magnificent audience
greeted George r. Vending, the noted lec-
turer, at the opera house last night. His
eloquence and fame as an orator had preced-
ed him, and the anticipations were high, and
no one was disappointed. His subject was
" Stonewall Jackson and for an hour and a
half he held the enwrapped attention of his
hassee ON the 9Th, and received the most
complimentary mention.
Seasoned oak and hickory wood for sale
in the woods or delivered in Charles Town.
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