Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1907-11-05
Personal Mention ,

in Baltimore.
Mr.. NJ Palmbaum has gone east 70 pur
chase new goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore spent seyera
days in Baltimore,
Mrs. r. q. Bushong spent couple of day
. IN Sykesville. Nd.
Mrs. Dr. Alfred NJ. Smith. of Hagerstown
: spent Friday in town.
Mr. W. 7. Brown left Thursday to accept
a clerkship ut Inwood.
Messrs L Il and c Huyett spent last
! week in New York City.
| Mr. Edwin ". Hays and family. of Louis
vile, are at Mr.. Cleon Moore's.
i Miss Alms Lee Williams spent several
days with friends in Berryville.
Il Rev. Father Collins, of Harpers Ferry, has
been on visit to Richmond, Va.
| Attorney j. NJ. Woods, of Martinsburg,
attended court here last Thursday.
Mrs. Max Theodore and little daughter,
Ethel. have returned from Baltimore.
/ Miss Eva G. Ramey has returned from a
weeks visit 10 the jamestown Exposition.
| Mr.. Wright Wysong left Thursday even
ing to resume his duties in North Carolina.
! Mr.. U. S. Martin, of Shepherdstown, was
in Charles Town in his automobile last week.
Mr.. George E. Rider the genial clerk in
Mr.. g. e. Hughes store, has been on the
sick list,
ali &c Woo prv{r Gsfxr
has been on visit TO hissister, Mrs. D. A..
Phillips.
Miss stella Avery, who has been visiting
Mrs. F. L. Bushong. has returned to her
home in Pensacola, Fla.
| Mrs. Gerard NJ. Rissler, Miss Donna G..
Rissler and Miss Gertrude Phillips went to
the jamestown Exposition.
| Mrs. w. w. B. Gallaher and Miss Louisa
H. GaIlaher have returned from visit to
Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. C. N. Coleman, since attending Synod
at Charleston. has been spending few days
at the jamestown Exposition.
Misses Annie. George and Lucy Robin
son, of Powhatan College, spent several
days. at Rock Spring last week.
Mr.. NJ. Scott Weller was called to Lewis
town. Nd, on Tuesday by the serious. illness
of his brother. Mr.. Presley Weller.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trapnell, who have
been spending some time in Baltimore, have
returned to their home in this place.
Mrs. Maggie Russell and daughter, Miss
n 4 e - 1.x< T<xJ.xx
H. Miller in Brunswick on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Haines aud little
daughter, Thelma, have been up from
Washington on a visit to their relatives here.
Mrs Thomas j, West and son, Thomas.
have returned home-the former from
Washington and the latter from jamestown,
Mr.. Burns Huyett has gone for three
weeks trip to Mineral. Preston and Taylor
counties, W. Va, conducting Farmers In
stitutes.
Mr. G. Mason Conklyn and his niece Miss
Nellie Conklyn, and Miss Mary E. Kerche-
vel. have been spending week at the James,
town Exposition.
Mrs. Adam Young, of Cool Spring, and
Mrs. r. G. Robinson. of Winchester, have
been visiting Mrs. d. S. Hughes, who has
been i'll for some weeks.
We are pleased to note That County Com
missioner N. Il. Roberts was in town on
Friday bright and cherry. out again from
his recent sickness. We had pleasant call
from him yesterday.
County Commissioner Daniel Hefebower
and MIR. Jas. HI. Conklyn returned Saturday
from Nebraska. and report delightful
trip. Commissioner Hefebower gave us a
pleasant call yesterday.
We had pleasant call last Tuesday from
our old friend Mr.. JAS. W. Lloyd. of Kear-
neysyille. whom, we are gratifed to note,
has survived hiSexperience of trying to but
railroad locomotive off the track and is
about again
A great-great-grandson of George WASH
ing toms brother Samuel, Capt Mervyn 7.
Blu ckey, is on duty as an army engineer at
Puget sound.-Ex. Capt Buckley is neph
ew of Messrs. Wm B. and Geo. w. Pack
EFT of this vicinity.
MIR. w. S. Kennedy was pleasant caller
at our office this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy will leave tomorrow to spend the
winter in Baltimore, where the SPIRIT OF
JEFFERSON will follow to give them the
Charles Town news.
Miss Elizabeth McCampbell, of Gosiad.
Texas, arrived here on Thursday from New
York, whittier she had gone to meet her
motheran two sisters on their return from
European trip. Hiss McCampbell will be
the guest of Misses Alma and Mamie Phil
| lips while here.
| We had pleasant call this morning from
our old friend Mr.. A W. Hawks genial
Sunshine Hawks''-who W II lecture to-
night in Washington Hall, for the benefit of
Lawson Bolts Chapter, U. d. G. We are
always,g ad to see him, and in the language
of the immortal Rip. . May he live long
and prosper"
/ am willing to Sc and buy back several
| hundred cattle to be fed corn to come hack