Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-03-24

Mr.. ohas. H. Blake, Of Clarksburg is il
town.
Mrs. JAS. Law. Hoof has returned from
Manassas, Va
Miss Ella Maxwell has returned from Gulf
port, Mississippi.
Mrs. E. c. Sibert left Thursday to spend
a month in Florida.
Mr.. VIM. Theodore has gone to visit his
parents in Baltimore
Mr.. VIM. H. Wilson has been spending a
few days in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Theodore returne
Tuesday from Baltimore.
Mr. Gilbert Rust, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing his parents in this place.
Judge Daniel B. Lucas and wife are spend
ing some days at Fort Monroe.
Inspector J. G. Holmes left Friday on an
official trip to Charleston, w. Va,
Mr.. S. L. Palmbaum, of Berryville, spent
Sunday with his brothers in this place.
Mr.. L. G. Walter, of Kabletown, left for
Baltimore Thursday to purchase new goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Albin spent Sunday
with the family of Mr.. VIM. Wilt, near
Ripon
Mr.. c. 7. Shugert, of Burns a Shugert,
left yesterday for the east to purchase new
goods.
Mr.. Walter A. Shirley, of New York City,
made brief visit to the old home in this
county.
Washington City, and is at Miss Eliza
Welsh's.
Miss Mary Rice, of New Market, Va, came
Wednesday to spend a few days at the Wat
son House.
Mr.. Rissler Mathena, son of Constable J..
A. R. Mathena, is home on visit from
Pittsburg.
Mrs j. p Watkins is over from Shep-
herdstown, spending few days at the Wat
son House.
Mr.. William j. Hopkins, of Philadelphia,
spent Tuesday night with his fathers family
east of town.
Editor Robt. c. Rissler, of the Farmers
Advocate, left Saturday to spend several
days in Illinois,
Mrs. j. Frank Myers and Mrs. w. F. Shep-
pard left Wednesday to visit friends in
Washington City.
Mrs. William Clarke and daughter, of Keep
Tryst, Nd, have been visiting the family
of Mr.. J. L. Elgin.
Mr. Edgar " Crittenden, of Washington
City, spent day or two last week with his
father, near Ripon.
Mrs. Oscar L. Watson has been visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. Henry Jen-
nings, in Middleway.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. I. Ramey and daugh-
ter, of Clarke, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Nellie Ramey, near Aldridge.
Mr.. Bonn Grim, son of Mr. Geo. r. Grim,
is very sick at his home at Summit Point,
threatened with pneumonia.
Wednesday to assist his brothers, Messrs.
Max and VIM. Theodore, in business here.
Travelling Passenger Agent G. E. Dudrow,
of the b. & o., we are pleased to learn is
getting about again since his recent sickness.
Mrs. Stewart w, Waterman and children,
of Orange, n j., and Miss Annie Mcleod, of
Washington City, are at Mr.. George Porter
fields.
Passed Assistant Surgeon D. H. Morgan
son of the late Col. w. A. Morgan, of Shep-
herdstown, has been promoted to the rank
of lieutenant commander in the Navy.
Rev. J. II. Watkins came Tuesday from
Mountville, Va, to spend day or two with
his parents. Mrs. Watkins came with him,
and will remain here until after Conference.
Mr. Stewart Grim, son of Mr.. Geo. r.
Grim of Summit Point, is at hospital in
Washington for treatment for appendicitis,
under care of DR.. Carr His sister is with
him
Messrs Arthur r. and George w. Thorn
as, Jr., respectively of Washington and Bal
timore, were called home Wednesday by the
extreme Hines of their mother, who we are
pleased to say is since much better.