Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-01-31

| Assessor g. w. Conrad has been sick with
grip.
| Mrs. w. D. swan has returned to Wash
ingtonEity.
| Mrs. Gustav D. Brown has been quite sick
the past week
Mrs. Brady Shoemaker, of Nippon. has
been quite sick.
Rev. 7. B. Shepherd is visiting the family
of Mr.. j. NJ Heidwohl
Mr.. Charles Phillips has been down from
Berryville for several days.
Mrs. John Myers. residing near Bloom
cry, was quite sick last week
Mr.. Marshall J. Rohr went to Washington
City Saturday, on business trip.
Mr.. Chester A. Dunlap spent the past
week with his parents in this place.
Mrs. r. W. Alexander spent Monday and
Tuesday of last week in Baltimore.
Mr. Carl Wetzel. son of Hon. c. NJ. Wet
eel, gave us a pleasant call last week.
Mrs. H o. Talbot has returned from
visit to her daughter, in Washington City.
Ex-Sherif Billmyer has been ON the sick
list, and is now off on a little trip for recu-
peration
Editor Boone, of the Shepherdstown
Panhandle, gave us an agreeable call Friday
afternoon.
Sheriff j. w. Gardner came to attend the
funeral of his uncle, Mr. s. Howell Brown.
last Thursday.
Mrs. G. j. Faulkner and Miss Sallye have
gone on trip to the Pacific coast, and Vel
lowstone park.
Miss jamie Ordway. of South Framing
ham. Mass, is visiting the Misses Dunlap,
on East street.
Miss allie johnson has been very i'll. at
the residence of Mr.. r. d. Donnelly, but is
now much improved.
Mr. Willie We'll, of Baltimore, came Sat
urday and spent couple of days with his
father and sister here
Mr. H. L. Miley spent several days in
Washington City, and visited Rev. DR.. A.
NJ Cackley at Hyattsville
Miss Julia Merchant attended the silver
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. w. f, Hemp, at
Remington, Va last week.
Mr. Jas. W strider, enterprising merchant
at Leetown, was pleasant caller at the
SPIRIT Office last Thursday
Miss Nora Pentz is visiting friends at Ha-
gerstown and other points, and Miss Lima
Young is filling her place at the telephone
exchange
Attorney L. G. Green went to Berryville
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his cousin,
Angus Mcdonald, who died recently at
Milford. Idaho.
Mrs. Eleanor Howard, of Alexandria, and
Miss Mary Roper, Of Petersburg, are guests
at Col. r. p. Chew's, Mrs. Howard is a
sister of Mrs Chew
Mr.. A. Yudioff has returned from a visit
to his wife. at the Maryland University Hos
pital Baltimore, where she has undergone
surgical operation. Mrs, Y. is getting along
nicely, and expects to come home this week
Miss Amelia Diell will leave this evening
for Washington City. to attend the wedding
of Miss Madge Fowler, "a former pupil atPow-
hatan College. She will also, before return
ing home, visit Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York City.
Mr.. E. X. Dinkle, formerly of this place,
now of Piedmont, this State, a son of Mr..
Lewis Dinkle of this place, has accepted
position in the large department store Me-
Mullen Brothers, in Cumberland at very
handsome salary.
Mr.. Allen G. Wilson, formerly passenger
agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at Washington, has severed his connection
with that road, ON account of his health and
is now with the passenger department of the
Denver Rio Grande Railroad, and is located
at Pueblo, Col. We hope lhe health-giving
breeze of that locality will be beneficial to
our young friend, and that he may soon re-
sumo his work nearer his old home.