Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-10-10

Miss Ethel Watson, of Leetown, is visiting
friends in Martinsburg,
Miss Emma Amber is visiting Miss Grace
Sargent in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. VIM W Rouss was pleasant caller at
the Spirit Office yesterday.
Miss Pearl O'Bryan has been visiting the
Misses Houser, at Bakerton.
Mrs Alice Osburn. of Kabletown. has been
visiting Miss Barbara Campbell.
Mrs William Myers has been visiting Mrs
Chas d Johnson. at Kabletown.
Misses Annie and Bessie Daniel have re-
turned to their home near town,
We were pleased to have a call yesterday
from former sheriff w Gardner.
Mr. Frank Rouss has returned from a
visit to friends in Stevens City, Va.
Mrs NJ Roezel, of Winchester. is visiting
her parents, Col and Mrs r Chew.
Mr. Tabler, well-known citizen of
Duffieds, was in town on Thursday
Miss Nellie Moore is visiting her amt, Mrs
Douglas Davis. in Harrisonbnrg, Va.
Mrs Susan Leslie Jamison. of Pittburgh,
is visiting relatives in Charles Town.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard is the
guest of her sister, Mrs h. P. Chew.
Yrs. w. o, Norris and Mss Francis Chew
spent Wednesday in Shepherdstown.
Miss Irene Houser. of Bakerton. is visit
ing friends near Shenandoah Junction.
Miss Katherine Lyon. of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of Miss Amelia Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs c N Beard and Grace spent
Wednesday in Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Bee LaBoy teaux has taken boaid
with Mrs II. p. Cline for her school session
Mrs D Walker is spending this week in
Hagerstown, guest of MIR Huyett and fam
lily.
Miss Lillian Harrison, of Martinsburg,
has been the guest of Mrs, Forrest W.
Brown.
DR.. VIM. Neill, Jr., has returned to the
John Hopkins Hospital to pursue his
studies.
Misses Lorraine and Yvonne Murphy re-
turned from Europe, where they spent the
summer.
Miss Mary Watson of IL. Grange" has
been visiting Miss Edith Shaull, near Mid
dleSay.
MIR David Eakle and bride, of Johns
town, Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs S H
Lands.
We were pleased to meet our venerable
Capt j Melvin i'll town on
Miss Blanche Wilt, of Rippon has re-
turne from "a visit to Miss Ethel Jenkins
1t Boyc-, Va.
j N. W. Funk, a prominent citizen of
ant call today.
ISIS Horteuse Britner. of Shepherdstown,
has been spending ii week with her aunt,
Mrs o Albin.
Mr. Marshall Mcdonald, of Ferryvil e, has
been visiting the family OF Mi Ell McDon-
aid. at D." " edia."
Junction, have returned from the Eastern
shore of Maryland.
Mrs Henry Jennings, of Middleway. has
been spending few days with her daush-
ter, Mrs 0 l. Watson.
MIR Philip T Sprecker. brother of Mls II
Lands, VINO has been visiting her, has been
Ill. but is now better
Mi and Mrs Arthur Becham, of Greens
boro, n C., have been on visit to the fam-
lily of Mr. W Brown
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cockey and daughter,
mother. Mrs A. G. Moore.
Miss Hilda Kahn, accompanied by her
father, Mr. Vim Kahn, returned to Mary
land College at Lutherville.
Attorney James NJ Mason, Jr. sailed from
Europe September 30. aud is expected to
arrive home October or 10.
Mrs James Al Allen, of the Rippon vicini-
ty, has been in Martlnsburg to visit her
daughter, Mrs Arthur l. Watson.
Mr. North Newton was in town on Thurs
day, none the less genial for having re-
Gently become happy grandfather
Mrs. Mary Rettberg, who has beer sp nd
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. thas
w Brown. has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs Thos Il Clendenin and Miss Ca rrie
Cham bers, of Harpers Ferry, were pleasant
callers at the Spirit Office last Wednesday.
MIR jacob Rothschild, of Germany, is Wis
iting his daughters. Mrs George Paimbnum
aud Miss Minnie Rothschild i'll this place.
MranI Mrs d Il Houser and daugn ;ers
Charlotte and Eleanor, of Bakertou, spent
several days with friends III Strasbur@, VI
City Mail Carrier Perry Barr left Satu day
for Chicago on a vacation. Mr. Edward
Moreland is filling his position as mail car
rier.
Mrs E G Wilson attended the State meet
ing of the Daughters of the Confederacy a
Elkins, as delegate representing Lawson
Bolts Chapter,
Miss Augusta Magruder. who has beer
visiting mrs H, c, Getzendanner, has re
turned to Washington. Miss Margare
Gatzendanner accompanied her home.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Clyde Mile
out again since his protracted siege of typ
hold fever. Mr. A s Allen, we are glad t.
learn, is Improving and is now sitting up il
bed
DIR and Mrs VIM Neil and son, DR. Wn
Neil, Jr., Mrs Harriet Simmons and MIR
Mary Baylor attended the funeral of NJ
Alexander Neil at Hagerstown last Satur
day.
Fall shape in hats for men are shown b.
Geo. c. Marsteller. One Price Clother.
Single and double barrel shotguns, singh
and repeating rifles, at Cooke Il Phillips s