Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-05-15
Personal Mention.

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Miss Catherine Koonce, of Washington, is
| at Mr. James w Cores. near Millyille.
i Mrs. J. Albert Link and little daughter, of
Dufields, are visiting in Washington City.
Mr. Fl M Hopkins has been spending sew
eral days with his wife at Mr. W Hopkins.
DR. D P Fry and family, of Hedgesville,
have been spending day or two IN Middle
way.
Mr.. Kearsley Wysong has returned from
visit to Mr. H. L Alexander, in Martins
burg.
Mr.. Louis Diehl and daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Phillips, have been ona visit to Wash
ington City.
Mrs. J. L. Pentz and children are visiting
Mr.. Pentz's daughter. Mrs. Frank Kraigh, in
Philadelphia.
! Mr., and Mrs.. w. F. Alexander spent sew
eral days in Martinsburg, and returned
home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs John p Kennedy, of London.
England. are visiting Mr. Kennedy's mother
and sisters here.
Mr. Young, of this place has accepted
a position with the Eastern Panhandle, in
Shepherdstown.
Mrs w Beard and son Daniel, of Ha-
gerstown. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles N Beard.
Mrs w w B Gal.aher and Miss Louisa H
Gallaher left Thursday for visit of several
| weeks in Washington.
Messrs Harvey Hill and Stanley Downey,
of Baltimore, spent Sunday with the family
of Mr. j X P Leslie.
Mr. Lee Engle has been up from Washing
ton to spend few days at the home of his
mother, Mrs G w Engle, near town.
Chief Trumpeter Clarence Manuel, U S |
Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort Washing |
ton, Md, is visiting his mother here.
MrA o Davis has arrived from Farming
ton. and has joined his family at his recent
ly purchased Miley farm, near town.
Misses Nellie johnson and Esther Kaplan,
of Hagyrssown. spent Sunday with Miss
Grace Rohr. at Mr.. NJ. E. Bolinger's.
Misses Lille and Minnie Wyndham have
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of their aunt, Mrs. Mack Wilmington.
Mrs. H. K Green, of Washington City,
accompanied by her little son, is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Rohr.
Mr. Frank Cockrill, popular and efficient
clerk at the & . station here, has been APP
pointed cashier in the station at Staunton.
Mr. George P Shirley and family, of Par
sons. are spending some time with his ia
ther, Mr. John G Shirley. in Middleway.
Rev. N. O. Sewers, Superintendent of the
West Virginia chidrens Home. is spending
a few days in town. the guest of Mr.. A. d.
Barr
Col. Forrest w. Brown and Attorney
James NJ Mason, Jr, attended the United
States Circuit Court, in Richmond, last
week.
Mr. G Albert Taylor, of New York, visited
his parents in this place. and was accompa-
MED home Sunday night by his sister, Miss
JOSIE
Misses Mamie H. Young, Rena Rohr and
Dallas Russell. chaperoned by Mrs. VI. j.
Rohr. have been on a brief visit to Washing
ton City.
Miss Annie Price Craighill, who has been
visiting her grandfather. Gen, w. P. Craig
hill. in this place, has returned to her home
in Baltimore.
Rev. j S. Alfriend attended the meeting
of the Eastern Convocatien, at Hedgesville
last week. and is now spending few days
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Micajah Wood. of Charlottesville,
Va, accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Mary Watts Wood. is visiting her niece, Mrs.
James NJ. Mason. Jr.
Mr. W Spengler has been on a visit to
mis- nephew, Mr. George Hinkins, who has
recently been appointed agent for the South
ern Railway at Alexandria.
Mrs John E. Latimer and Mrs v. L. Per,
ry, of Hyattsville. Nd. are visiting their
sisters, Mr,. John Forterfeld and Mrs Cru
ger w. Smith, in this place.
Mr.. Lester Hough who has been with his
sisters here on the sick list has returned to
Atlanta Ga. where he is in the employ of
the Southern Printing Company.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Child, of Harpers Fer
ny, who have been spending week or two
at South Pennington and other points in
Massachusetts, have returned home.
Rev. DIR. A. G. Hopkins will 60 this week
as Commissioner from Winchester Pres
bytery to attend the meeting of the South
eru Presbyterian Assembly at Greenville.
South Carolina
The Episcopal Council of the Diocese of
West Virginia will meet in Charles Town
June 6. The delegates selected to represent
Zion Church are: Geo. r. Vending, A. B.
Hurst and B. g. Washington. Alternates
Frank Beckwith T. T. Perry and h. W.
Alexander
Among recent United States Army ORDER
is the following 1.-THE resignation of Ma
jor William Lippitt, surgeon. of his CON-
mission as an officer of the army, has been
accepted Major Lippitt will devote his
attention to his large practice in and about
San Juan, Porto Rico, and to the manage
ment of his coffee and pineapple plantation
Mr. George Wilson, of Louisville, Ky, has
been the guest of his cousin, Mr. E G Will
son. at the Hermitage Stock Farm" Mr.
Wilson is native of Kabletown, this coun-
ty, but went to Louisville before reaching
manhood, and has become one of the lead
ing business men of the Kentucky metrop-
oils.
MIR George S Hinkins, formerly of this
place and son of Mrs 8 Fisher, has been
promoted to agent at Alexandria. This is a
fine and responsible position. and to give it
to SO young man is notable. His many
friends here are delighted at his rise in the
railroad world. -Strasburg News. Mr. Hin