Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-12-20
Personal Mention.

ot. Louis.
Mrs. 4. P. Chew spent several davs n
Washington City.
Mrs Paca Kennedy has returned to her
home in Alexandria
Mrs, James Porterfeid spent several DAVIS
IN Washington City.
Mr.. Walter Alexander was in New yorl,
on business last week.
Mrs Jehn Porterfeld has returned from a
weeks visit in Baltimore.
Mr. Benjamin Ramey spent several davs
In Winchester on business.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, of Philadelphia is
visiting her old home here.
Mr. John Brazier has returned from a
visit to friends in New York.
Mr. Conrad Smith has been on the sick
iist suffering from attack of quinsy.
Mr James Benny came Saturday night
ana spent several days with his family.
Nr Ihos Il Moore was housed M for
several days with an attack of La grippe.
Mrs Richard Kimba1, of CHINA. Nebras-
ka, Is visiting her sister. Mrs Chas L Crane
Misses Olive and Bessie Smith have bsen
visiting relatives in Stephens City, Virginia
Mrs. G. II. Briggs and Mrs, c. &. wentzen
OF Harpers Ferry spent Friday in CHARLES
Town.
MISS Irene Houser, of Bakerton, has re-
turned from visit to friends near Duf-
fields.
Mrs Harriet Simmons has returned from
visit to her son, Mr. Vernon N simmons. in
Hagerstown.
Mr. Turner, of the east side of the
shenandoah river. gave us a pleasant call
on Saturday.
Miss Hilda Kahn, who is attending school
at Luthervi11e, Md, is home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Augusta Magruder of Warrington
City, is visiting Captain and Mrs. H Z.
Getzendanner.
Miss Jennie Shaull, of Martinsburg, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. Held
wohl, near Leetown.
DR. and Mrs VIM Neil have returned from
visit to their daughter, Mrs Keith Neville,
at North Platte, Nebraska
Mrs. Raleigh Moler and daughter. Miss
Minnie, of near Uyilla. spent Thursday
with Mrs. Hunter Watson.
Mrs, Clifton Frazier and daughter Miss
Virginia, of Shepherdstown, are visiting
the family of Mr.. G. L. Stonesifer.
Col r Chew returned Wednesday from
New York, coming via Winchester and Wis
iting his daughter. Mrs B NJ Roszel.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Page have gone to
New York, and while there will be the
guests of Mr. Charles f Timber lake,
Mr.. Stanley Trussel has returned to New
York, accompanied by his sister. Miss Mai
Trussell, who will spend few days with
him there.
Miss Elizabeth Gibson and grand-daugh-
ter, Harriet Wilson, of Gateway" have
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. E
Perry, at Halltown.
Mr. Lewis X Dinkle, of the Hampshire
Review, is expected next Friday, to join
his wife and son at Mrs Thos II Bates's for
| the Christmas holidays.
Mrs Strider and sister, Mrs w W
scarborough, have returned from Lebanon,
| Pa. where they were the guests OF Col j 4
| Boyd at Hathaway Park.
Mr. Harry E. Mundey, Jr., who was in
| the Anna Hughes Sanitarium here with
pneumonia, has recovered and returned tc
his home in shepherdstown.
| Mrs Maria Daniels many friends here
ness at her home in Frederick sburg and
hope for her speedy recovery.
Willis King, of near Vaudeville, one OF
the old Charles Town boys known by every
body in the palmy ante-belum days, was in
Charles Town yesterday and today
Miss Ami1le Ladd, of Mobile, Ala. who
is student at Chevy Chase Seminary, neal
Washington is spending the Christmas
holidays with her aunt Mrs Geo w Haines
| Messrs Harry and John Schultz OF
| Gettysburg Pa, and Charles Cooper, OF
Baltimore, were i'll Charles Town on Tues
day, attending the funeral of the late Mrs
Ann c. Schultz.
| Me Geo L Smith. of the Ha1ltown vlclni
ty.wa pleasant and to us profitable
caller at the Spirit office yesterday. MI
Smith is one of natures nobemen, whose
genial presence and honest handshake we
always enjoy.
| Mr.. Edward d. Matthaei, who had beer
| in Baltimore hospital for three months
and is since improving, spent few days
with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Willie Cock
rell, in this place, and then, with his WILT
and little son, Willie. returned to theil
home in Frostburg, Nd.
Miss Lille Lake, of Warrenton, va, Mls
Agnes Page, of Washington, Miss Nellie
Hutchinson, of Ashburn, Va, Miss Addi'
Timberake, of White Post, and Mr. Charles
Timberlake, of Brooklyn, N. Y. and tou
sons. Tom Seth, Logan and Richard lin
berlake. attended the funeral of Mr. II Mani
Page on Tuesday.
T., rapt OF onca q GOOD SlX-rOOm nous