Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-04-21
Personal Mention,

Il Mr.. Norval ". Gallaher is up from Wasl
Iineton.
Deputy Sheriff Eugene Shugert was i
town on Tuesday.
Mrs. sallie Beller has been visiting rels
tives in Washington City.
Miss Carrie West visited MISS Julia Mel
chant. and attended Presbytery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Long. of Nippon
were in Washington ity last week.
Deputy Sheriff Grantham, was pleasan
caller at the SPIRIT Office this morning.
Miss Bessie Watson, of Martinsburg. i
visiting her uncle. Mr E Watson, at Lee
town.
4 Mrs. Fenton Griffith went to Ballston. Va
to spend week with her son, MIR. Carol
Griffith.
Miss Emma tackle, aunt of Mrs. S. H
Lands. left Thursday for her home in For
reston, Ill.
j We were pleased to have call this morn
ling from County School Superintendent e
d. Turner.
/ Mrs. Appleby came from Washington te
see her mother, Mrs N. s. J. Strider who
has been i'll.
Mrs Wilbur Winters. of Harpers Ferry,
has been visiting Mrs w Gardner, neal
Shepherdstown.
Miss Sydney Wynkoop is spending the
Easter holidays with Miss Marian King, in
Washington City.
Il
Mr. Geo w Haines and niece, Miss Kath-
crime E Rowe, have been visiting relatives
in Washington City.
Postmaster H N Bradley left this morn
ing to attend the Republican Congressional
Convention, at Elkins.
| Miss Agnes McCotter. of the Powhatan
College faculty. spent the Easter holidays
with Mrs Geo W Haines.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. B. r.
Ramey has SO far recovered as to be able to
drive into town this morning.
Master James Daley, of Harpers Ferry,
is home for the Easter vacation from the
Peabody Institute. Washington City.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Frederic
Webster Legg. Of the banking house of
Hambleton & Co.. Baltimore. in town on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Bussard and daugh-
ter returned to their home near Millville,
after visiting Mrs. Bussard's sister. Mrs.
Samuel Barr, in Martinsburg.
Rev. w. F. Roberts has been visiting his
brother, County Commissioner n r. Rob-
erts, in Middleway, and left Thursday for
his new appointment at Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. VIM. c. Lyme, who has been employed
as bookkeeper with the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company in Philadelphia, is on q
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lyme.
in Middleway.
Mrs Bette N Tackett, of Front Royal. and
Mrs DR. E D Davis, of Harrisonburg, Va.
are visiting their sister. Miss Jennie Moore,
and their two brothers. Messrs Chas H and
Benz W Moore. in the county.
Our esteemed former townsman Mr, B. c.
Washington. Jr., for some years past val
ued official of Bureau of Labor and Com
merce, has returned to Washington City af-
ter a six months southern official tour.
MIR. Jas. W. Gore returned last evening
from attending the funeral. at Frostburg,
of Mr.. David Sloan, a former member Of the
Millyille Milling Co.. and well known here.
he was accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Elsie.
Mr. John A Albin will leave tomorrow
with his family for Oceola, Nebraska. where
he will make bis new home. We regret to
have them leave old Jefferson, but wish
them much happiness and prosperity in
the great west.
We had a pleasant call today from our
highly esteemed old friend Mr.. Jacob II
Moler, of Bolivar. Mr. Moler is now nearly
eighty EIGHT years of age, and has been a
| reader of the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON ever
since its first issue in 1874
Among the young men who have been
home for Easter have been: DR.. j. Ed
Burns. Jr N from Johns Hopkins Medical
School, Stanley Shugert, from Philadelphia.
Forrest Brown from the anniversary of
Virginia, Claiborne .Porterfeld from Fort
Desota, Florida, Charlie Phillips and Earl
Gore from Washington City; Lester Stone
sifer, Stanton, Va.