Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-12-12

bee11 ouite sick.

| Mrs j. NJ. Taylor has been quite sick.
Mr.. John W Gibson continues quite sick.
DR.. r. v. Shirley. of Kenova, is visiting
relatives in county and town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w Kearn. of Middleway,
are visiting at Mt. Jackson. Va.
Mrs. JAS H. Wolf returned Saturday
from weeks visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Geo F. Walker and Constable ]. A.
r. Mathena are somewhat improved
Mrs. Charles E. Jones, of Leetown, has
been on visit to friends in Maryland
Mr.. Joe jackson, of Littleton, N. c.. has
been,yisiting friends in Charles Town.
Mrs j. J. Lyme, ofShenandoah junction.
scent several days in Washington City.
| Mrs. Mamie Alexander, of Martinsburg,
has been visiting her son and daughter here.
Miss Lena Stole of Berryville is visiting
her brother. Mr.. Ernest Stole, on Mt. Par
vo avenue
Mr.. Joseph Trapnell. Jr.. Of New York,
spent several davs last week with his
parents here.
Mrs. r. w. Alexander and Miss Katie
Aisquith spent several days last week in
Washington City.
Miss Maude Howell has returned from a
visit to friends in Charlottesville and other
places in Virginia.
Misses Ethel lands and Grace Stonesifer
have been on visit to Miss Virginia Frazier,
in Shepherdstown,
Mrs Albert L. Moore, of Front Royal.
Va, has been visiting her son, Mr. Albert
N. Moore, north of town.
Miss Catherine Lyme, of Sharpsbnrg, has
been on a visit to her brother, Mr.. ) ].
Lyme, at Shenandoah Junction.
Miss Nettie Dorsey came up from WASH
ington and spent from Friday until yester-
day with her mother in this place.
Mr.. P. N. Brilliant has moved from the
country into Middleway where he is con-
Quoting successful buichering business
Mr.. Harry X. Bushong came from Wood
stock Thursday for a two-days' stay with
his brother. Attorney Frank l.. Bushong.
Mrs. d. j. Howell, of Alexandria was one
of the chaperons of the first german of the
season given at that place few evenings
ago.
Mr. j. NJ. Miley attended a meeting of the
Standard Oil Co in baltimore last week
and is now spending few days in Charles
Town.
Dr. Alex H. S. Rouss came home from
the University of Pennsylvania to spend a
day or two at Thanksgiving with his parents
at Kaoletown.
Mr.. Geo A. Cook brother of Mrs Thomas
Elliott, and the Misses Richards. of Win
chester, drove down and spent Sunday at
Fleming Springs.
John Haefer, of Bloomington, H.. and
Jesse Haefer. of Pittsburg, are on a visit to
their aged father, Mr.. Richard w. Haefer
and their sister, Mrs, Charles E. Dutrow, in
Bolivar.
Mr.. D. j. Howell, of Alexandria, former
ly of this place is secretary and treas urer
of the Colonna Drydock Company, of Nor
folk, just organized with capital stock of
5000 900.
Mr.. Will o. Rau and sister, Miss Katherine,
and Miss Katie O'Beirne, of Harpers Ferry,
have been among the guests at house party
and Mrs. Bessie Wilson Cookus, ofHalltown,
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Miller,
in Martlnsburg.
Col c. G. Lewis, of Louisville. KY, has
been visiting his brother. Mr. George X.
Lewis. Col. Lewis is in his S5th year and
as active as many persons thirty years
younger He has been resident of Ken
lucky more than fifty years.
At the first german in Lehmann's Hail.
Baltimore, on Monday night of last week. a
number of young ladies made their debut
and there were many handsome gowns in
evidence. Among them we note Miss Annie
Price Craighill. daughter of DR.. James w
Craighill, of Baltimore, and granddaughter
of Gen. VIM. r. Craighill, of this place, in
gown of white radium with bertha of
point lace and pearls. She was chaperoned
by Mrs. Charles Willett, whose gown was
of black white net over taffeta.