Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-01-05
Mabel ~ ysol.g spent Christmas infis


/ Mabel " 5solg spent Christmas infia
town.
| s1r and Mrs VIM H Wilson spent liz HON
/ days in town.
Miss Anne Peasants Hopkins vas hnase
for Christmas.
Master Howard Sechrist has been visiting
Wilbur Lands.
Mr. Harry Young has been down from
Berkeley Springs
Mr. and Mrs Frank Robinson spent Christ
mas in Winchester.
| Mr.. Chas. 7. Butler. of the Free Press.
has been quite sick.
Mr Clinton Bush was home from Staunton,
Va, for the holidays
Marion Bolinger spent portion of the
holidays in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Norval W. Gallaher was up from
Washington for Christmas.
MrWB Horner, of Roanoke, spent n day
or two at Mr. NJ E Bollnger's.
Miss Bessie D Baker spent Christmas With
friends in Loudoun county. Va.
Mr.. Cameron johnson whilst here was a
guest at the Presbyterian manse.
DIR and Mrs c E Clay, of Hedgesv!ile,
spent Christmas with relatives here
/ Miss Alma Williams is visiting her sister.
Mrs Sloan Kuykendall in Romney.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Turner spent sew
eral days with Mr. Geo. NJ. Knott, at Mcler's'
Mr. Geo N SPOTS, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
has been on visit to his sister, Mrs u
Barr.
Misses Nettie Good and Ethel Lands
spent the holidays with friends in Balti-
more.
Mr. Chas E Ti1nberlake, of New York,
visited his sister, Mrs II Page, during the
holidays.
Rev A G Hopkins, Jr and bride, of Buena
Vista. Va. spent Christmas at the Presby-
terrain manse.
Messrs f FL Gardner and JAS C Campbell.
of Millville, were. pleasant callers at our
office last Tuesday.
Col John Grantham, of the Middleway
vicinity spent day last week with Dir Geo
w Shirley III town
Mr. Louis Theodore. of Baltimore, spent
the holidays with his brothers, Messrs Max
and William Theodore.
/ Mr. and Mrs John Fitzhugh Buckner, of
Washington City, have been spending the
holidays with the family of Mr. ID . Talbot
Lieutenant Commander Julian Latimer
1 att nor
from Washington to spend Christmas with
Mrs. I. W. Latimer.
MrWP Grove, of Harpers Ferry. was IN
town Saturday, accompanied by his friend
VIII c Clarke, of New York, Attorney for
the Pennwood Coal Co.
Attorney Geo A. McGlone, of New York.
was here Saturday to attend meeting OF
the stockholders of the Carmen-Guanajuato
God Mining Company.
Among those up from Washington for
the holidays were: S. N. Hedges, Charlie
Phillips, Vernon and Denver Weller, Thomas
Grandstaff and Earl Gore.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Parker and little son,
of Philadelphia, and MIR and Mrs Albrecht
Diehl of New York, spent Christmas with
the family of Sr Louis Diehl.
Mr.. B. T johnson went to Baltimore last
: week to see his son who was severely hurt
in an accident there. and brought his wife
up here with him saturday evening.
Misses Margaret Shugart, Dorothy Brady,
ouise Rau and Helen Miles, of Stephenson
Seminary, spent the Christmas holidays
r with their parents in Harpers Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs G W Grim and children and
Mr. and Mrs N L Hoffmaster and little daugh
:, ter. of Brunswick Md, spent Christmas
r with the family of Mr. John W ClIpp, Sr
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Watson and little
: daughter, Virginia, of this place, Joinee
l. Mr.. Watson's brothers. DR.. Eugene Wat
son, of Baltimore, and DIR. Brown Watson
a and wife, of Brunswick. in a reunion witt
> their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat
son, at Middleway, on Christmas Day. ant
later MIR. o. L. Watson and family enjoyed
= a similar gathering at the residence of Mr.
] Henry Jennings.
, Among those here for the holidays hay
II been: Forrest A. Brown and Mann Page
from the University of Virginia; hornto
and Craighill Perry, from Woodberry Fol
. est. Va: Baker Hall, St Albins, W. Va; "
- c. Osburn and F. W. Thomas, from Haml
den Sidney, Va; Harry Philips, frol
OF Washington and Lee University; Wilso
s. Higes, from the Fl hburneMilitary Academ!
Waynesboro, Va; Roger Chew, of Bayonn'
n N J.. Charlie TAYLOR from Bridgeport
Us Conn; Shannon Galaher. from Philade
phia; H K Amber. from New York; 10y
en- Gravatt, from Shenandoah Valley Academ.
e. Winchester; f L Wyatt, from Savannah
Ga; James Shirley, from Staunton, Va.
A LARGO rick of fodder BELONGING