Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-12-01


d Architect A. B. Mullett was in town Satul
day.
;, Mr.. Rissler Mathena is at home from Phi
cairp, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Elliott, Of Flowing Spring
4 is quite i'll.
/ Mr.. Chas. W. Conrad went to Baltimor
On Tuesday
Miss Lou Mytineer. Of Romney. is visit
ing the Misses Butler
| DR.. and Mrs. ] NJ. Miller have been visit
ing in Hampshire county
Il Messrs Geo Thatcher and Latham Smiti
are guests at Mr. A G Aoore's.
| Miss Nary Clendenning has returned from
a visit to friends in Washington City.
Mrs. e. Graham Wilson went to Summit
Point Tuesday for day or two with friends
/ Miss Ruth Huyett was home from Fort
Loudoun Seminary, Winchester, for Thanks
giving.
Mrs. r. E. yenning has gone to Charles
ton, s. c., to spend several weeks among
relatives.
Mr.. Fred GLAZE, of the firm of Glaizs
Brothers, of Winchester. Va, was in town
last week
Thanksgiving holidays with friends IN Ber-
kelley county.
Mr.. VIM. Neil. Jr has been home from
Johns Hopkins University for the Thanks
giving season.
| Col. Samuel Walton, of Falls Mills Va,
spent several days with Misses Annie Miller
and Ella Fouke.
] Mr. John Wager and friend. Mr.. Percy J.
Edmonds, are visiting Mrs. Howell Brown
and Mrs. W. T. Whiting.
| Prof. and Mrs. Brantz NJ. Roszel, of Win
chester, have been spending several days
with the family of Col r. P. Chew.
Mr.. and Mrs North Newton have returned
| to their home, Federal Hill from visit
| to their former home at Youngstown, Ohio.
Delegate-elect John P Kearfott and Mr..
Milton s. Miller, of Kearneysvllle, were
pleasant callers at the SPIRIT Office on Satur-
day.
Mrs. James M. Allen. of Swim!ey Station,
and Miss Bessie Allen of Charles Town,
spent day with the family of Mr.. A. l..
Watson, West King street Martinsburg
Mrs. John Strother and two children. of
Gentry, w. Va are in town. The eldest
child, little boy of six years has typhoid
fever and is at the Anna Hughes Sanitariam.
VI I ~. ~ T r,llarS ord cor, Harry
and Mrs. W. F. Baker. have been visitin g
friends in Shenandoah county. va. Mr.
Baker joined them from Friday to Monday.
Rev, DIR. A. G. Hopkins. accompanied by
Mrs. Hopkins and his daughter Miss Ann
peasants, left yesterday for Hampton, Va.
to officiate at the marriage of his son, Rev.
A. c. Hopkins, Jr.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin Parker, of 1851
Church st n w, have as house guests Miss
Moselle johnson of Charles Town, w. Va
aud Miss Ethel Stearns of "stoneleieh
G curt" Culpeper. Va Washington Post.
Misses Nina E. Havenner and Augusta w.
Russell came from Washington to see their
aunt, Mrs. W. w. d. Gallaher. Miss Rus
Sell leIJ Oh luSSQdy lOI NiucneotCis onN
there expected to leave for Portland, Oregon.
Mr. Harry E. Young, a well known printer
of Charles Town, left on Monday of last
week for Berkeley Springs, to become man.
ager of the News at that place. Mr. Chas l.
Young, late of the News, has taken posi-
ton with the Farmers Advocate
Hon. Sam Williams, of Wytheville, Va,
was in town Friday to see his old wartime
| Comrade. Maj. j.. Ogden Murray. The
Judge it is said will be Virginia's next At
torney General Judge Williams was one
of tie Democratic electors at large on the
| Virginia ticket in the late election.
Mr.. Geo. L. Rissler gave us pleasant call
yesterday. Mr.. Rissler has been a sterling
patron of the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON for a
half century or more. and came in to renew
his subscription for another year. Though
well up in years, he comes to town frequent
ly, and we are always glad see his genial
countenance and feel the grip of his honest
hand.
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