Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-10-20

Mrs. Charles E Baylor spent Fair week in
Hagerstown
Mr.. Geo. Z. Diehl has gone on business
trip to Tennessee
Mr.. Melvin strider spent Sundey with his
parents in this place.
Mr.. George Porterfeld was in Berryville a
day or two last week
Mr.. J. w. Coffman left yesterday to visit
relatives in Edinburg. Va.
DR.. H. R. Moore, Of Washington, was at
|the Carter House last Saturday.
Mrs. Seth VI. Timberlake, of Fishersville
Va, is visiting the Misses Undertake.
Mrs. c. H. Bowel. of Clarksburg, is yisi-
ting her daughter, Mrs. Edward Spinks
Mrs. A. NJ. s. Morgan spent day or two
last week with relatives in Shepherdstown!
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Walter, of Rappahan-
mock county, are visiting Mr. J. A. bearing.
Mr.. Robert Chew has. returned from VIM
chester Memorial Hospital, much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0, Talbot and daughter,
Miss Rosa, will spend this week in Freder-
lex City,
Miss Ruth Blue, of Washington City, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert Link, near
Dufields.
Rissler Mathena has been home visiting
his parents, and returned to Pitcairn, Pa. on
Tuesday
A number of Powhatan College girls at
tended the Hagerstown Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Maude Howell is visiting friends in
Washington, and at Mr.. D, J. Howell's in
Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs, John w Gibson are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. DIR. Bingham Wilson,
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. N. s. J. Strider returned Friday from
the State meeting of the Knights of P ythias,
at Charleston.
dren are up from Washington, visiting their
relatives here.
Mrs. S. p. Hatton and Miss Miller, of
Powhatan College, spent Wednesday in
Washington City.
Mrs. f. H. Kloman and son, of Haymar-
ket, Va, are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Trapnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore have returned
to Washington after visit to Mrs. James
White, at Mechanicstown.
Miss Amelia Keeri has returned from a
visit to Eerkeley county, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Sallie Harlan.
Mr. John D. Currie has been on visit to
York, Pa, where he visited his sister and
attended the York County Fair.
Mrs. Henry J. Eby and Miss Annie Locke
have returned from a visit to friends in
Washington City and Baltimore.
Misses Ann Douglass and Margaret Dom
nelly spent the week of the fair in Hagers-
town, with friend, Miss Suda Yates.
Miss Nellie Conklyn, accompanied by her
uncle, Mr.. G. Mason Conklyn, has gone to
visit relatives in Washington and Richmond.
Rev. Dr. A. G. Hopkins and Ruling Elder
Cleon Moore have gone to attend the meet
ing of the Synod of Virginia, at Abingdon.
Miss Fannie Roberts, daughter of Mr..
John W. Roberts of Summit Point. has TAX
en- position as nurse in the Davis Hospital
at Elkins
Mrs. j. W. Russell went to Baltimore
Thursday morning to be with her brother,
Mr. " m, Kefauver, who is critically i'll at a
hospital there.
MIR. Thomas H. Mason came Saturday to
spend a few days with his brother. Prosecu-
ting Attorney James NJ. Mason, Jr., and is
much improved
this place, reached Newport News October
5, on the steamship Kanawha, after visit
of six weeks in England.
Miss Laura Grim, of Summit Point ac-
companled by her aunt, Miss Boun, of New
York, visited the family of Mr.. s. NJ, Clipp,
near town, few days ago.
Mrs. S. C. Truehart. Secretary of the
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions, M. E.
Church South, was during her visit in town,
the guest of Miss A. V. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs Otto U. Won Schrader and
daughter have arrived from ST. Louis and
will go to Claymont as soon as their furni-
ture can be put in and remain there until
January l.
Miss Amy Weller, of Charles Town, who
has been on an extended visit to Ohio and
Michigan, is now the guest of the family of
Mr.. H. G. Knapp, Perysville ave-, Ale
ghany Pa.
Miss Buckley. Deaeoness at st. Andrews
Chapel, east side of the Shenandoah, has
returned from visit to Philadelphia, bring
ing with her two assistants, one of whom
will spend the coming winter with her.
Among the relatives and friends from a
distance attending the funeral of Mrs. Mary
E. Merchant were Miss Woodie Alexander,
Baltimore; MIR. H. Vernon Sheetz. Morgan
town, w. Va; w. O Atwell, Lynchburg
Miss Sue VI. Henson, Mrs, James Henson,
Mr. Howard Henson and daughter, Messrs.
Gold Ballenger and Samuel Cockrell Bum
ker Hill, Berkeley county Mr.. John Mer-
chant and son, Shepherdstown Mr.. w. f.
Stinnett, Washington; Mrs NJ. E. Peter
man and daughter, Martinsburg; Mr.. and
Mrs Alton Osbourn, Shenandoah junction.
We open the season with an immense stock
of merchandise. We make every effort to
have our goods right for their intended pur-
pose Prices are very low ON every article.
We call your attention to our advertisement,
asking you to make our place your head
quarters Very truly yours.
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