Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-02-07

Mrs. Luther Slifer is visiting her daughter
in Florida.
Mr.. Z. E. Cooke was in Shepherdstown
Wednesday.
Attorney H. II. Mccormick was in Berry
vile last week.
Miss Frances Chew attended the recent
ball at Annapolis
Mrs G. n. Coleman has been confined to
the house by sickness.
| Miss Estelle Bane has been visiting re'a-
tives in shepherdstown.
Miss Eliza S. Gallaher is visiting her
brother in Philadelphia.
Messrs James W. Carney and L. A. Os-
bourn are on the sick list.
Mr.. Fl. Lee Young spent several days with
friends in Woodstock, Va.
| Miss Marie NELL has returned from visit
to relatives in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Vim. T. Ramey, of BerryviIle, spent
Wednesday in Charles Town
| Miss Fannie Bell, of BerryyilIe has been
visiting Mrs. ]. V. Bell at Bardane.
Mr. Herman Huyett and sister, Miss Net
tie, visiting relatives in Hagerstown.
Mr.. John Lewis left yesterday to take a
position with a wholesale firm in Cincinnati.
Miss Lii lie Wyndham has returned home,
after a two months visit to her brother in
Ohio.
Ex-Mayor George Washington has been
confined to his bed for several days by
sickness.
DIR. Daniel H. Morgan and bride were in
town several days last week, guests at the
National Hotel.
Mr.. Roger Chew came home from New
York to attend the marriage of his sister,
Miss Christine Chew
Miss Fannie Heidwohl, of near Leetown,
has been visiting Mrs. K Nj. Chapman, at
Shenandoah Junction.
Mrs. Florence Coyle and Miss Bell Snyder,
OF Summit Point, went to Washington last
week to hear Paderewski.
MIR. and Mrs j. A. bearing have given up
their house on West Liberty street and are
boarding at The National.
Mr. Tracy L Jeffords has been appointed
member of the Floor aud Promenade Com
mittee for the Inaugural Bal.
Our genial young friend and author, Mr..
VIM. II. Wilson, has been spending a few
days with his mother in town.
Mr.. Chester H. Cockrell has been up from
the Norfolk navy yard, spending few days
with his mother in this place.
Miss Alberta Ronemus, of Shepherdstown'
and Miss Lizzie Link. of Duffields. are visit
ing Miss Dove Feagans at Wheatland.
Col. B. d. Gibson, prominent attorney
of Charles Town, W.Va is registered at the
Hamilton. Hagerstown Herald. Wednesday
Miss Margaret Neill, of Hagerstown, and
Miss Rush Williams, of Bel Air, Nd, have
been on a visit to Miss Marie Neill in this
place.
Mrs. White, wife of Governor White, en-
tertained in honor of number of ladies'
among whom was Mrs William Campbell of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Butler, of Shepherds
town, spent a portion of last week with
aunts, Misses Ella and Molie CraighiIl, in
this pace.
Mr.. John H. Hostler. well-known and
enterprising resident of the east side of the
Shenandoah, gave us pleasant call on
Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. j. Hopkins, who travels for a
Philadelphia firm, stopped off in town and
spent Tuesday night with his parents, mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hopkins.
We were pleased on yesterday to meet Mr..
H. L. Black a prominent dairyman of Dicker-
son, Md, who was here on business and was
the guest of his friend Mr. Park Matthias.
Hon. Marshall Mccormick, of Berryville,
has been in Richmond attending the
Court of Appeals in connection with the
case of Fritts vs.. N. 4 w. Railway and other
cases.
Mr.. VIM. nj. Snyder, of Kansas City, Kan |
sas, has been visiting his nephew, Mr.. Sny-
der Bane, north of town. Mr.. Snyder is a
native of Shepherdstown, but has been liv- |
ing in the West for 26 years.
Miss Lillian Bready, Harpers Ferry Mr.. |
?. S. Willard, Bakerton; A. NJ. sites, Hall /
town, and sister, Mrs. ". A. Boyd, of Car
Use, Pa, attended the funeral of MIR. P, e.
Deatrick in Martinsburg on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. w. Rouss attended the /
golden anniversary celebration of ex-Judge |
Augustus W and Mrs. Barbara A. Nico-
demus, at Paramount" their country home
1t Buckeystown, Nd, Wednesday afternoon.
Cards have been issued to the marriage of |
Miss Jessie Allen Edwards, of Weldon, N. G.,
70 Paul spotswood Roper, of Petersburg, Va.
The wedding will take place Wednesday af-
+ernoon, Mbruary 8. Mr.. Roper is a brother
IF Miss Mary Roper, who is guest at Col.
R. p Chew's.
Mr.. Geo. W. Billmyer, of Shepherds
own. has been looking after the business of
lis brother, ex-Sheriff Billmyer, during the
alters absence from home for the recupera-
ion of his health. He is like the ex-sheriff,
! pleasant, affable gentleman, with whom it
S agreeable to come in contact.
The Charleston Gazette says: The invi-
atoms for the tea which was to have been
,iven by Mrs. E. w. Wilson Wednesday az
erpoon at her home on Capitol street, CON-
ELEMENTARY to Mrs. Campbell, of Charles
Town. have been recalled, owing to the i'll
hess of Mr.. Wilson.
| will buy four or five hundred chickens.
lens, ducks and guineas. G. +. WALL.