Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-25
Personal Mention.

Mrs. John L. Burns is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mr. Noryal W Gallaher is up from Wash
ington.
Mr.. H. N Bradley spent Wednesday in
Martinsburg.
Mr.. Henry shultz is spending few days
in the county.
Mr. Harrell Rohr is up from Washington
City for the holidays.
Mr.. John I. Trussell is visiting his daugn-
ter in Washington City.
Mr.. ]. Ed Burns, Jr.. is home from Johns
Hopkins Medical School.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hopkins has returned from a
visit to friends in Baltimore,
Mr. L K Dinkle, manager of the Free Press
has been ON trip to Romney.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.. Cooke have been spend
ing several days in Martinsburg.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM r. Parker, of Washing
ton City, are at Mr.. Louis Diehps.
VIM. Neill. Jr, and Theodore Shugert, Jr .
are home from st, Johns Co lege,
Landlord Brown, of the Jefferson, was in
Baltimore last week on business trip.
Miss Cecilia Cockrell is home for the
holidays from her school at Remington Va.
Mr.. Rodney Sampsell. of Hagerstown. has
been on a visit to his parents, near Wheat-
land.
Misses Anna Bell and Margaret Mason.
of Virginia, are guests of Mrs. Col, B. D..
Gibson.
Mrs. Edward G. Henson is visiting the
family of Mr.. L. N. Roetting in Charlottes-
vile, Va.
Mr. Earl Gore is up from Washington
| is spending the holidays with his parents III
this place
Mr., A, T. Davenport is home from the
Sheffield Scientific Department of Yale
University.
Forrest A, Brown, Loyal Grayatt and
Francis Daniel are home from the Episcopal
High School.
Messrs. Brooks LaBoyteaux Stanley Trus-
sell, Albrecht Diehl and Travers Coe are on
| from New York.
Miss Anna Mason, of Charlottesville, Va.
| is visiting the family of her brother, Mr..
James NJ Mason, Jr.
Mr.. G.. L Dillow of itcairn, Pa, has
been visiting his parents. Mr., and Mrs. Jno.
J. Dillow. near Millville.
VIM Packet, Jr., Edward Fishe and
| Charlie Thomas are home from Dunsmore's
Business College: in Staunton.
Judge W Gooch of Richmond, has been
spending several days with the family of
his old schoolmate, DrJ Ransom.
Miss Agnes McCotter, of the Powhatan
College faculty, is spending Christmas with
Miss Matilda Powers, near White Post.
Mr.. John Hopkins, who has been trave'-
| ing in Michigan for the Natural Food Com
pany, of Buffalo. n Y is home to spend
Christmas
Mr. Thos. Hill Mason is in town from
Fort Smith, Arkansas, visiting his father,
Hon. j. NJ Mason, and his brother, States
Attorney Mason.
Misses Augusta and Sallie Bennett, of Gull
pepper, Va, have been spending few days
days with their uncle, Mr.. j. L. Campbell,
| near Kearneysville.
| Messrs Robert S. Bates. of the West
Virginia University. and Henry Bates, Of
Huntington, are with their parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIM. G, Bates. at Middleway. for the
Christmas holidays.
| Mr. Charles F. Page, formerly of this
place, who married Miss Katie Stlider, has
been transferred from st. Louis to Wash
ington. and receives handsome increase
in salary He is government draughts-
man and was sent to Oklahoma some time
| ago, and from there to ST. Louis.
| Mr.. and Mrs Brantz VI. Roszell, of Sewa-
nee, Tenn, have been spending several
days with Yrs. Roszell's parents. Col. and
Mrs, r. P Chew. They will sail from
Philadel phia on tho Goth for trip to Eng
land, France and other parts of Europe. to
be gone until the middle of February.
We were pleased to have a call on Friday
from our staunch old Confederate friend
| MIR. John Il. Castleman. CT Clarke, from
whom for half hour we had an interesting
recount of some of the daring deeds OF
Mosby's Men. Mr.. Castleman takes the
very plausible position that the interceptior
and capture of Sheridan's wagon trains il
this section early in 1864 prevented him join
ing Grant at Petersburg and prolonged the