Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-11-10

Mrs 7 Jollifre is visiting her parents
! Luray, Va.
Mr.. Alfred Bates was in town for sewers
days last week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Haines. of Winchester, spen
Tuesday in town.
Mr.. C. E. Beller returned to Washington
City on Saturday.
Mr.. Walter w. Alexander went to Balti
J more on Saturday
DR.. ]. Ed. Burns was up from Baltimor
several days last week.
Mr.. Black Kanode spent day last weel
with his son at Rippon.
| Rev. G. A Gibbons, of Romney, has beer
visiting Bishop Gravatt.
Mr.. Chas E. Daley. Of Cumberland. has
been srending few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Beller and little SOL
have been up from Washington City
Attorney G. N. Campbell has been spend
ing several days in Washington City
Mr.. Stanley P. Shugert came home from
TIE university VI cuHsy isaAio ~ wv.
Mr., Tom Stonesifer came from New York.
to spend several days with the home folks.
Mrs. John Koonce, of Florida. is visiting
her sister, Mrs George Koonce, near Hall
town.
Rev. L. r.. Jones. of Luray, Va, spent
several days with his daughter, Mrs L. s.
Jolliffe.
| Mrs Brantz M Roszel. of Winchester, is Wis
iting her parents, Col. and Mrs. r. P. Chew
in town.
Judge Luke G. Strider, of Washington
City, visited his sister. Mrs. q. N. Coleman.
last week.
Attorney Geo. w. Holt and wife, of
Washington City have been visiting relatives
in Bolivar.
Rev, j. T. Williams has been in Winches-
ter assisting Rev. d. H. Kern in a protract-
ed meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. NJ West. of Rippon,
spent several days with relatives in Gerrards-
town and Inwood.
Mrs. Wade Elgin and little son Hampton
have been up from Washington visiting her
uncle, Mr. John T. Trussell.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. T. Ramey. of Berry
vile. spent Wednesday with the family of
Mrs. Nellie Ramey, at Oakland"
/ Rev. w. II. Flanagan and wife have gone
to Richmond. Va, to attend the sessions of
the Virginia State Baptist Association which
convenes November 10.
Inspector G Holmes left last week to
take chsrge of work on the Philadelphia
postoffice building, Mrs Holmes will join
him in that city this week.
Mr. and Mrs L Somehow. Mr. and Mrs
Nj Rothschild and Miss Rosa Rotchschild.
of Baltimore, have been on a visit to Messrs.
Myer and George Palmbaum.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Crittenden, of Tako-
ma Park, d. c., spent several days last
week with Mr., B. F. Yates and family
at the old home place near Rippon.
Col B. d. Gibson and Messrs. Gustav d.
Brown and Joseph Cockrell have gone to
Fairmont--the two former to attend the
meeting of the Grand Chapter. and the lat
ter to represent Malta Lodge in the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kennedy returned last
week from a two weeks stay on their farm
in Warren county. Va, and left Wednesday
for Baltimore, where they will spend the
winter Mr. Kennedy gave us pleasant
call on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Hess Renhart. who has been in
poor health for some time past, has gone to
Or. venning's where she will take course
of treatment, Her many friends in Sbep-
herdstown hope that she may speedily be
restored to health. Register.
Miss Jessie Wilt of this county was one of
the bridesmaids at the marriage of Miss
Pearl Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I
E. Marshall. to Mr.. J. Harden Howell. of
waynesville, N. G. The wedding took place
at the home of the bride Locust Dale
Nelson county, Va.
Among those who came up from Washing
ton City last week to vote were Messrs.
Walter D Beler. Garrett w Bane, Eugene
Ely. Herbert r Young, Thomas w Buckley.
L NJ Blessing. Geo W Welsh, Hopkins
Welsh. George Polling, Charles Phillips,
Vernon and Denver Weller, Edward and
Wildey Ware. c W RuhI. Cleveland Small
wood. Wade Elgin and Geo Rissler.
| Gunner F.. T. APPRECIATE. of the United
States Navy, was in town on Monday of
last week, accompanied by Mrs. Apologize
and their little daughter Frances, Miss
Adele Daily of Harpers Ferry. and Miss
Marion Woodford of Dorchester county,
Md Gunner Apologize, who is an old SUBJ
scriber to the sPIRIT and has received it in
various foreign lands gave us a pleasant
call whilst here. He has been on shore duty
in Washington for some time past, but ex-
poets to 80 to the Philippines next year.
| He will be remembered as an officer of Ad-
miral Schley's flagship New York, when
that vessel was in the thickest of tie fight
sending the Spanish ships to the bottom in
the great naval battle at Santiago.
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