Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-12-24

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Norris.
| Jack Getzendaner is home from Shepherd
College.
Mr., Lane B. Alexander is here from Ham
cock, Md.
Mr.. Fred Thomas has been quite sick the
past week.
Mr. VIM. Neil, Jr., is home from St.
Johns College, Annapolis.
Mr.. Hyman Wiener has been spending
several days in Gettysburg.
Rev. A. C. Hopkins. Jr.. of Hampton. Va
is at the Presbyterian Manse.
Mr.. Robert Bates. of Middleway, is home
from the West Virginia University.
Mrs. Robt. NJ. Morgan. of Halltown. spent
Saturday with her mother in town.
Dr.. J. Ed Burns, is home from the Johns
Hopkins Medical school. Baltimore.
Harry Thorpe. of Mt. Jackson, Va. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. L. A. Brinker.
Prof. and Mrs. Brantz N. Roszel of Sew
anee. Tenn, are at Col. r. P, Chew's-
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Southern Seminary, at Buena Vista, Va.
Miss Alice Blair. of Hyndman. Pa. is WIS.,
iting the Misses Huyett. at Rock Spring.
DIR. Lewis M. Allen, of Baltimore, has been
visiting his sister Mrs. H, H. Mccormick.
Loyal Gravatt is home from the Sewanee
Grammar School, at Sewanee. Tennessee.
Miss Belle Dangerfeld of Alexandria. will
be a guest this week at Senator Campbell's
Our good friend Mr.. F. N. Moler was a
pleasant caller at the SPIRIT Office yesterday
MIR. and Mrs w. T. Coe of New York,
are spending Christmas with Mrs. W, W.
Coe
Mr.. Claude E. Haines and family are
spending the holidays with their relatives
here.
Mr.. Vim. H. Hartford, of the National
Hotel, spent Tuesday at his home in VIM
chester.
Mrs. E. Haywood Bowley, of Shepherds
town. spent several days with Mrs. A. NJ. s.
Morgan.
Mr.. j. B. Huyett has returned from at
tending the Sheep Growers Institute at
Weston.
Mr.. Will Schultz, of Clarksburg, is visit
ing his brothers. Messrs. Charlie and Frank
Schultz.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Ramey and Son Arthur
have returned from q two weeks sojourn IN
Florida.
Mr.. Allen Koontz. nephew of MIR. Geo. W..
Smith of Bolivar, sailed with the Pacific fleet
last week.
Mrs. Z. G. Watson, of Leetown, who re-
ceived severe fall few days ago, is much
improved.
Mr.. l.. Theodore, of Baltimore. is visiting
his brothers, Messrs. Max and William
Theodore.
Mr.. j! G. Murphy, of Mt Jackson. Va, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Shaull, near
Middleway.
MIR. Chas. L. Young of the Berkeley
Springs News. is with the home folks here
for the holidays.
Miss Julia Bane. of near Rippon. spent
several days with her aunt Mrs. Gerald
Conklyn, in town.
Mrs. Sallie Rohr. mother in-law of Capt
julius G. Holmes. is critically i'll at her
home IN Winchester.
Mr.. W. L. Brown. of Inwood, was in town
on Tuesday, attending the funeral OF his
aunt, Miss Mary E. Finnell.
| Miss Magma Conklyn. of near Mechanics
town, spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Bane, near town,
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Page attended the flu.
neral of the late Seth NJ. Undertake, al
Thinking Springs, last Thursday.
| Mr.. strother Moore came from Burning
ham, Ala to spend the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Moore.
Messrs. Mann and Richard Page are homt
for Christmas -the former from the Univer
sity of Virginia and the latter from Missouri
Mr.. Herbert Jennings, who has been work
ing in Richmond for the r., F. & P. Rail
road, has returned to his home in Middle
| way.
Mr. Randolph Moler, student at the Wes
Virginia University, is speeding the holi
udyS Will ulo pdreuJS, MI. anu All ? Aoni
NJ Moler.
Messrs, Ramsey and Bernard Peyton, en-
gagged with the Amarican Bridge Co., a
wissahicon, Pa, are here for the Christmas
hold ays.
Mr. Stanley Shugert. who has been at
tending the Pennsylvania University ant
teaching in Delaware College, in home fo
Christmas.
NJ jor VIM. Craighill, U. s. A, who il
stationed at Mobile, Alabama, has been herr
to spend day or two with his father, Gen
: VIM. P. Craighih.
! Mr. Forrest A. Brown is home from tn
r University of Virginia, and has with hip
, as his guest Mr.. Amber NJ. Blackford. o
the Episcopal High School.
Mrs. L. X. Dinkle, and little son, of Rom
ney, are visiting Mrs. Dinkle's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bates Mr.. Dinkle vii
come today to spend Christmas with them
Public Sales.
Saturday January II Livery Horses
Vehicles, etc.. by E. L. Wyrtt.