Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-20
Personal Mention.

Miss Rachel Merchant spent day wit
friends in Millyille.
Marion Bolinger visited his grandparent
in Hagerstown last week.
i Miss Julia Merchant spent several Gay
last week in Hagerstown.
Miss Mary Rodefer left Saturday to visi
her sister in Talawada, N Y
i Mrs. Sallie Harlan, of Berkeley county il
visiting her sisters and brothers here.
Mrs. Chas W. Brown and little daughter
Theo, spent last week in Hsgerstown.
VIM Blackford. son of Mr. j VIM Black
ford at Bardane. is i'll from typhoid fever.
Ms John o Tackett is spending few
davs in Town with her aunt, Miss Eliizs
| Welsh.
MIR. W. B. Johnston. of Spring Forge. a.,
is visiting his aunt Mrs. s. L. Rissler in the
county.
Mr.. M. L. Eavenson, of Pennsylvania, has
been spending week with Mr.. C. F. Wall
at Altoona.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Probst have been
guest for several days of Mr.. aud Mrs. Nj.
E. Bolinger-
Miss Ella Welsh has gone to Martinsburg
to be present at the marriage of her cousin.
Miss Hensel.
Hon. Geo. r. Vending has gone on a
lecture tour and Mrs. Vending is at mrs.
G. I. Baylor's.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Taylor. of Towson,
Nd. are visiting Mr.. Taylor's sister, Mrs.
Gerard d Moore.
Mrs. VIM l. Gore and son Charlie. and
Miss Cora clipp, have been visiting relatives
in Washington City.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Emmert, of Piedmont,
are visiting Mr.. Emmert brother, Mr.. J. A.
Emmert. in this place.
Rev. DIR. 4. G. Hopkins and Ruling Elder
c. Frank GaIaher are attending the Synod
of Virginia IN Roanoke.
Mrs. A. X. Hardy and children have been
spending a week in Winchester, with her
mother. Mrs VIM. Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Little, of Duquense,
Pa, are visiting the latter's sisters, Mrs
Howell Brown and Mrs. w. r. Whiting.
Mr.. G. S. Musser. editor of the Shepherds
town Independent. was a business visitor
to Charles Town on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fred B. Young and son, Harry, of
Memphis. Tenn. are guests of Mrs Young's
brother-in-law. Deputy Sheriff s. G. Young.
Mrs. E. G. Coyner and little son, Grayson,
of Berryville, spent several days with her
cousins, Messrs O. NJ, and r. H Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Irwin, of Shenan-
doah Junction, have gone to Edinburg. Va,
to be with Mr.. Twins father who is reported
to be seriously i'll.
Mrs. j. w. Hunsickcr of Summit Point
vicinity, is spending some time in Scranton,
Pa where she was called ON account of the
death of her brother.
Mr.. VIM G. Ruhl with Mrs, Ruhl and lit
tie cousin Wade Hampton Elgin are up from
Washington for few days stay with Mrs.
Ruhl's father, Mr.. John L Trussell
apt. and Mrs. julius G. Holmes have
gone to attend the meeting of the Virginia
State Camp, T. G. ". at Charlottesville. and
from thence will visit Richmond. Norfolk.
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Mr.. Oscar W. Ramey who has been in i'm
paired health for some time past left yester-
day for sanitarium on the Mountains near
Pen-mar, for so?ourn in the hope of Inn
proyement, which we trust will be fully
realized.
Mr.. Edward P. Dooley. of Columbus, o..
is visiting his brother. Mr.. B. F. Dooley.
He was accompanied from Berryville here
last week by his sisters, Mrs VIM. A. Yourg
and Mrs. Merch Kereheval, and his neice,
Mrs. VIM. Stole.
Mr.. John T. HilI of Westminster. Md,
who has been spending several days with his
daughter, Mrs. Edwin F. Davis, was pleas
ant caller at the SPIRIT Office on Saturday.
Mr., Hill is an intelligent gentleman, and a
Justice of the Peace of Carroll county he
expresses full confidence in the Democrats
| carrying Maryland by a good majority at the
coming election. Mr. Hill was accompanied
here by his son, Mr. Thomas Hill, Jr, and
wife.
| Mr.. Robert Watson, of Girard, Ohio, Wis
tied Mr. North Newton and family at Fed
eral Hill' Saturday and Sunday Mr.. Wat
son is an exhibitor of Short Horn cattle. and
was at Hagerstown last week and wi be at
Frederick this week. For twenty-five years
he has been showing in Pennsylvania and
Maryland circuits. and has sold many fine
cattle in this section. He remarked whist
here that after careful examination of JEFF
ferson county, he considered it one of the
finest and richest counties he has ever seen,
and if he were younger man he would sure
ly locate here. He also remarked that the
Newtons showed good judgment in their
location, and all that was lacking was mill
tary title and gated saddle horse.
| A horse was stolen from Mr. w 0
Champion. of Summit Point, on Friday
night. The animal was taken from in