Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-10-29

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{ Dr.. H. h. Moore spent Saturday II town
Col. b D. Gibson went to Baltimore O
Friday:
Architect i. D. MuIlett was in town .,
Saturday
Mr.. Geo. w Welsh has returned to Wash
Iington City.
| Mr.. Charles Phillips was down from Der
Iryville over sunday.
i Mr. j. Dan Heidwohl is out again afte,
two weeks sickness.
Mr.. Theodore A. Brown was quite sick fol
several days last week.
| Capt. Thomas Eagan has been visiting his
brothers in this vicinity.
| Miss Kate Riddle visited Washington City
and Baltimore last week.
| Mrs. A. G. wynkoop has returned from
and Richmond
| Attorney Geo. A. McGlone has been quite
i'll at his home in New York,
Mr.. A. G. Wynkoop spe t sepera days
last week in Washington City.
Miss Rachel Merchant spent last week
with frieEds in Frederick City.
Miss Mary F. Lippitt, of Washington City,
| is whiting Mrs. Z. Tayloe Perry.
Mrs Chas. w. Brown and daughter. Thee,
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Herbert Young has been up from
Washington on weeks vacation.
Miss Christine Washington spent several
days last week in Washington City.
Mr.. James Leslie has been home from
Willow Grove. Pa, for few days,
Mr.. w. f. Alexander, of Clarksburg, has
been spending few days in town.
Mr.. Terrill PorterfeId and mother left
yesterday for the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. C. W. Taylor has been in Baltimore
making purchases of Christmas novelties.
DR. W. w. Trail. of Washington City, has
been visiting his mother, in Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. w. S Kennney spent. several days
lasa week at his farm in Warren county, Va.
Mrs H. A. Carroll spent Thursday with
Mrs. I. B. Moore and daughters, ct HALL
town.
Mrs. Edward Phillips and son, Abner,
have been on visit to relatives in Washing
ton City,
Mrs. Sophia Herr and daughter, Miss
Lena, returned Thursday from visit to
Baltimore.
miss Jennie Ware has taken room with
Mrs. Isabella Mclaughlin on West Wash
ington str ct.
Mrs, Mollie Sapplngton, of Weston,
has been spending some days with Mrs
Maggie Russell.
DR.. A. II. S. Rouss, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his father, Captain Milton Rouss,
near Kabletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Boxwell. of Winches-
ter, were called here by the death of Mrs..
W. B. Woodward.
Mr.. B. H. Riddleberger. the popular man
ager of the Racket Store, was in Baltimore
last week buying goods.
Messrs. George and Frank Walker, George
Elliott and Bane Brown left Tuesday for
jamestown and other points.
Mrs Robt. H. Phillips and Mrs. T. L. Ris-
sler nave been in Frederick. Nd, visiting
relatives and attending the Fair.
Miss Fannie Sheetz has returned home
fter an extended visit to relatives in West
ernport. Nd, aud Keyser, w. Va.
Messrs. John W. Locke. W. F. Alexan-
der and F B. Hooff attended the Confed-
crate Reunion at Norfolk last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Francis H. Craighill. of
Gainesville Florida. spent several days with
their uncle. General VIM P. Craighill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Alexander and MIR
and Mrs. e. E. Cooke attended the Snod-
grass-Fau kner wedding in Martinsburg.
Mr.. Otto U. vonSchrader, former owner
of Claymont, was in town Wednesday, en-
route from Europe to his home in st Louis.
ON. Coleman, an old Kanawha boy, is
attending the Synod as a ruling elder from
Charles Town church ---Charlesto Gazette.
Postmaster H. N Bradley attended the
Postmasters' Convention in Washington
City last week. He was accompanied by
Mrs Bradley
Col. and Mrs Forrest W. Brown left Fri
day to visit their son. Forrest A. Brown,
who is member of the law class at the Uni
versity of Virgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bond and little son, of
Baltimore, and Mrs Jennie Clendenning, of
Rockvil e, Md, are guests of the family of
Mr.. John b. Good, west of town.
Mrs. E. L. Weaver, with her little daugh-
ter. Lillian, has been down from Staunton,
and from here went to New York to visit
her brother, Mr. A. Wells Stump.
Senator and Mrs. VIM. Campbell have re-
turned home. by way of the jamestown
Exposition, from Gloucester county, Va,
where they have been visiting relatives.
Mr. Strother Moore, ron of Mr.. Geo. W..
Moore, has gone to Birmingham. Ala, to
take position as civil engineer with the St.
Louis and San Francisco H6iroad Com
pany.
Capt. A. J. Thomson, an Elder of the Ber-
ryville Presbyterian Church, spent Wednes-
day with DIR. 7. A. Ramey, enroute to the
meeting of the Synod of Virginia, at Charles
ton in this State.
Mr.. e. Graham Wilson, of this county,
was best man at the marriage of his brother,
DR.. Louis F. Wilson, of Waterford, to Miss
Genevieve Haynes Adams, of Middleburg,
Va, at Middleburg. October II.
i Col. julius G. Holmes returned Saturday
from the Virginia Confederate Reunion al
Norfolk. With his natty gray uniform and
J three stars he looked every inch the
Southern officer. and handsome one Al
that.
/, Mr.. Harry NJ Hopkins came Thursday
evening from Frederick TO visit his family
and left Friday evening on his return to tn,
jamestown Exposition, where he has beer