Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-01-23
Personal Mention.


Mrs. John w. Gibson is very sick wit
pneumonia.
Miss Mary Hopkins left Thursday to visi
friends in Petersburg, Va
4 Miss Trina Sechrist has gone to New Free
dom, Pa. to visit relatives.
Mr.. H. s. Blessing has been quite sick, bu
is now getting about again.
Miss Grace Bane is visiting her cousin
Miss Julia Bane, near Leetown.
Il Capt. Milton Rouss returned Saturday
from trip to Washington City.
Mrs. Samuel Watkins has been quite sick,
and is now only slightly improved.
Mr.. John H. Bishop returned Friday from
a visit to his farm in Loudoun county.
Mr.. P. w. Feagans, of wheatland, has
been on visit to relatives at Bunker Hill.
Mr.. Earl Gore went to Washington Sat
urday to take position in. the Navy Yard.
Mr.. w s. Mason, of Rappahannock coun-
ty, Va, has been visiting Mrs. NJ. D. Mason.
Miss Minnie johnson, of Warren county,
Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watkins
Mrs. H. " r. Crosby and Miss Anna
Hughes returned Tuesday from Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Will Hesser has been visiting his
brother, Rev. Claude Hesser, near Balti-
more.
town. Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, W. G.
Carroll.
Mrs. 8. P Hopkins, of Martinsburg, has
been visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. VIM. j.
Hopkins.
! Maj. j. Ogden Murray has been in town for
several days, and gave us pleasant call on
Saturday.
Mr.. John o. Johnson has been indisposed
for few days, but we are pleased to see him
about again.
Mr.. James Kuykendall. of Cumberland, is
visiting his father, Mr.. Thes. Kuykendall,
at Summit Point.
Mrs. Geo. W. Haines and daughter, Mrs.
Gustav D. Brown, spent several days last
week in Washington City.
Inspector j. G. Holmes returned Thurs
day morning from Charlottesville, Va, and
left Friday for Philadelphia
Miss Margaret Crane has returned from a
visit to Baltimore. Mr.. Charles L. Crane
also spent several days there
Mr. Garrett w Bape is representing the
E. A. Brown Tobacco Company. of Green's
bofo, N c.. in West Virginia,
Miss Gertrude Blake has returned to her
home at Brucetown, Va, after spending
week with Miss Dove Feagans.
Messrs. Max and William Theodore went
to Baltimore Thursday to attend the mar
rage of their brother, Mr. Philip Theodore
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hoffmaster, of
Keedysville, Md. are visiting their sister.
Mrs John w Clipp, Sr., at Forrest Home. I"
Mr.. Adam Brenneman. who is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Melvin, in Baltimore, came
up to spend day OF two at his home near
Rippon.
Miss Edythe Sheetz has returned from
visit to Fortress Monroe, where she went to
dine on board the United States Battleship
Missouri.
Mr.. II. w, CIittenden and daughter, Miss
Nellie, formerly of this county now of Tako-
ma Park, D. c., are spending the winter at
Pontiac. Mich
Miss Annie Coyle, who has been visiting
Miss Dove Feagans at Wheatland, has re-
turned to her home at Bunker Hill accom-
panied by Miss Feagans
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Grice, of Sharpsburg,
Md, have returned to their home after
spending a few days with their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs, John w. Clipp, at Forrest
Home.n
Mr.. j. NJ. Miley has been spending several
days in town, and will leave today to repre-
sent the coal dealers of Charles Town in a |
meeting of the Retail Coal Dealers Associa-
ton at Lynchburg.
Mr. Robert Riddleberger, a successful
merchant of Charles Town, spent several
days this week with his wife. who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs b. J. Hotel
Woodstock Herald.
Mr. Chas. F. Page, of Washington City,
formerly of this place and son-in-law of Mr.
IN. ~ u. EtilutI Ntub WEST tedlufuiiy 10 dC-
cept position in Oklahoma, where Mrs.
Page and little son will join him later on.
Messrs. Theodore A. Brown, Henry L.
Murray, Geo. c. Marsteller, and William
Phillips took farewell dinner on Sunday
with Mr. Mason Sites, in view of the latter
moving away from the county in short
while.
Attorney II. H. Mccormick has been
in Winchester, called there by the illness of
hisfather, Hon. Marshall Mccormick, at the
Memorial Hospital in that city. We are
pleased to learn by telephone before going
to press that Mr. Mccormick is better.
MIS- d J. Bush has returned home from
visit to her parents at Winchester where
she went to attend the celebration of the
10th birthday of her father, Mr.. VIM. l..
Wierman, who has many friends in this Vi
entity that will be glad to know that
he is enjoying splendid health.
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