Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-02-23

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| Personal Mention.
Miss Rens Rohr is up from Washington
City.
| Mrs Louisa Hall visited Mrs. Anne Line
| in Shepherdstown last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davenport spent sew
eral days in Washington City.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. Oscar W.
| Ramey WAS in town Wednesday.
| DR. Ed Burns has been up for several
days from Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Miss Cecilia Davenport has returned from
visit to her sister in Clarke county.
Mrs john Rose, of Baltimore. has been
spending several days with Mrs Ed Burns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford, of Terra Alta.
| is a guest of the family of Mr.. Geo W.
| NARROW.
Mrs. Jas. II. Shepherd, of Shepherdstown.
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. N.
). Morgan.
Miss Ethel Jones, of Luray. has been here
with her sister, Mrs T 8 Jol1iffe, who has
been quite i'll.
MIS- John McGolrick sustained stroke
of paralysis Thursday evening. but is since
much improved.
Mr. G.. l.. Marbury. of the Eastern College.
Front Royal, Va, spent Tuesday with MIR.
Norman johnson.
Senator VIM. Campbell attended the
Charles Town Society banquet in New York
Thursday evening.
4 al II hnma Jnhna
Hopkins University to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Porterfcld
Mrs DIR DAVIS, of Summit Point, who
! has been i'll for several months, is now
!, able to be out again.
d Mrs. Thomas Elliott attended the funeral
of her uncle, Mr.. John NJ. Cooke. in VIM
chester. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Vim. G. Clipp has returned from
visit to hei sister. Mrs. Walter Griffith, in
Fairmont, in this State.
Mr.. B. F. Langdon, of Myerstown. left
/ Friday on q business trip to Philadelphia,
: Pa. and Plainsfeld. N. j.
Mr.. Henry jennings. of Middleway, hal
been on visit to his daughter, Mrs. Dan
Fry, in Washington City.
Mr.. Z. Graham Wilson spent several days
: in Waterford. Va. having been called there
by the illness OF his father.
:. Mr.. w. s. Croft, the electrician, has beef
l. in Winchester equipping with electric light
is the residence of Col E. V. Weems.
Major and Mrs Richard sylvester cam
up from - ashiagton and spent dav or tw
, at their summer home at Harpers Ferry.
Ia Mrs. F. 2. Lynch. of Halltown, is in Alb
~ ington, Va, with her son, George, who M
;, derwent very serious operation, but is MOI
improving.
H. Mr.. and Mrs. N, 8. Myers, of Sharpsburs
r and Mrs. r Winder, of Hagerstown, hav
been guests for several days of Mr.. and Mr.
of s. H. Lands.
II We were pleased to zoe our old Confede
ate friend, MIR. J. b. Coyle. weo has bee
housed up for some days by sickness in tow
on Wednesday.
Isl Miss Bessie Lamar and Miss Mary Do
Fl nelly. of near Moei's, spent several da.
re with Mr., and Mrs. J. Frank Turner
South Mildred street.
he Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Diehl, accompani'
ns1 by their little granddaughter, Wiiheimi
eel Phillips, left Thursday to visit their daus
rio ters in Philadelphia and Washington City
plet MrRL Withsrs, leading citizen OF {
a,y Summit Point vicinity and President OF :
Coz Farmers and Merchants Deposit 20,
a pleasant caller at the SPIRIT Office toda!
,rr Sheriff Char.es d. Wysong has been
49, Charleston the past week. where with OIL
'aN sherifs of the State he has been seeking
tue secure certain amendments to the pres
lay laws relating to the fees of these officers
lot' Mrs Alex Hagner, Mrs Jsmison
fui. Messrs Vernon and Roger Simmons,
as Hagerstown. and Hon and Mrs NIL
lIJrner, of Frederick. came yesterday to
N TEND the funeral of the late Mrs Geo.
for Porterheld.
~, Miss Genevieve Kearfott. one OF
'. lcharming young girls of Kearneysvilie.
ioi gone to Charleston, W. Va, where she
" spend some time with her grandfather.
He'd John P. Kearfott. member of the Hous
Il be Delegates. Register.