Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-22

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Mr.. A X selden. of Washington, has
joined his wife at Mr. Wysong's.
MET Licklider, Secretary of Morgan's
Grove Fair. was in town on Friday.
Mr. g a Batten. of Clarksburg. spent sew
erai days last week iii Charles Town,
Mrs Joseph Ludwig and sons. If Wash
ington. arc guests of Miss Ella Fuuke.
DIR. VIM. Neil, Jr., has been up for a
short visit from Johns Hopkins University,
Mr.. W. H. Moreland. OF Culpeper, Va, at
tended the Confederate Reunion here last
Thur sday.
Mr. and Mrs w j Renner. of Covington.
Va. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs G Lip
pitt Renner.
Miss Elma Wager. of New York. Is visit
ing her sisters. Mrs Howell Brown aud Mrs
" T Whiting.
Miss Esther Whiting. of Washington. who
has been visiting Miss Mary Brown. has
returned home.
guest at Ivy Cottage" the home of Mr.
Arthur Davenport.
Miss Lucy O'Neai Miley is spending sew
eral days with her aunt, Mrs r s Duiterer,
at 9 Walnut Grove.''
That sterling old ex-Confederate 2, t.
Markle, of the Middleway vicinity. was
here TO the Reunion.
Mrs Helen Butler, of baltimore, has been
visiting her relatives. MrJ w Daily and fam
lily. at = Shannon Lea
Mrs Jones Hoyle, of Dickerson. Md has
been visiting her mother, Mrs, JAS. t Trus-
sell, ne Kearneysyille.
Mr. Geo H Bowers is up from Birmingham,
spending few days with his family at their
beautif ul home near Leetown.
Mr. John Wager who has beeu visiting his
sister, Mrs Howell Brown has returned to
his home III Washington.
DIR and Mrs G W Lailey and Mr. and Mrs
Chas Baker. of Washington, are guests of
the Misses Daley at - Shannon Lea"
Miss Agnes Wake aud. little niece, Mary
Atkinson McIihany. of Charlottesville, are
visiting the family of Rev DR. A C Hopkins
Miss Emma Strider, of Philadelphia and
Mrs ii J Warthen, of Washington. are visit
ing their parents. Mr. and Mrs n s } Strider'
Miss Ellen Craighill has gone to spent til
remainder of the summer with her sis
ter Mrs c I V S Butler, in Shepherdstown.
Messrs Gustav d B own, of this place and
William l. Clayland, of IL timore left Tues
day in Mr. Browns autom, re for Atlantic
City,
Rev. f. E Osgood and family, Of Rich
mond. are spending the summer with Depu-
y'Sheriff and Mrs C B Wentzell. at Harpers
Ferry.
Mr. Charles Daley came from Cumber-
land to attend the Confedera e reunion on
Thursday and to visit the home folks at the
Bloomery,
Mrs Larned aud the Misses Iarned, moth
Ell aud sisters of Lieut. Larned, are guests at
- Ivy Cottage" the beautiful home of Mr.
Arthur Davenport,
Miss Hunt and Mr. Edwin Parker, of Wash
ington, and Miss Rachel Turner. of Shep
herdstown, have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Chas Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rettburg and children,
Charles and Margaret have re urned to their
home In Baltimore, after spending several
weeks at Mr. c w Browns
Messrs Il. Roberts and NJ. f. Bolinger
have returnsd from attending the meeting
of the West Virginia Grand Lodge, Knights
of Ply ,has. at Wheeling.
Mis- Blanche Wentzell accompanied by
Miss Annie l.. Moan, of McDonongh, Ga
is visiting her father, Deputy Sheriff c. X.
Vented, at Harpers Ferry.
Mrs. f A. Chambers and Miss Carolyn
Chambers, of Harpers Ferry and Mrs, Thos
X Clendenin, of Washing on City, attended
the Confederate Reunion here.
Miss Isabelle Dona dson, of Roanoke, has
been visiting Miss Katie Z Row, and Mrs "
Bolinger, enroute home from a visit with
her parents to New York. Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
sons, aud DR. and Mrs L II Clark, of Pow
ha.an in this State, were IN Charles Town
from Tuesday to Wednesday last, guests at
The jefferson. Col Tierney is we'll known
to number of our citizens as one of the
best all round Democrats in the State, and
was prominent candidate last winter for
United States Senator.
Mr. Lewis W Dooley, Mrand Mrs E Peyton
Dooley and Mrand Mrs J H Dooley, of Col
umbus, Ohis have been visi ing relatives
here, and Mr. E Peyton DOGGY gave Us a
pleasant call on Saturday. Messrs. Lewis
and Peyton Dooley are natives of Charles
Town and as most former Charles Town
boys have grown to honorable manhood,
We were much pleased to meet them again,
and to revive memories of the happy long
ago.
Messrs. Woody & Baker nave relaid
pavements along the Episcopal rectory
property and along the front and west