Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-05-02
Personal Mention.


Mr. N Coleman has been quite sick yes
terday aud today.
Mrs. Lewis X. Dinkle and son Lewis
have returned to Romney.
Mr.. Geo. E. Diehl has been spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Melvin T. Stridcr has been visiting
her parents in Berryville.
Mrs VIM. Neil spent several days with
relatives in Frederick. Md
Miss Mary Hopkins has returned from a
visit to relatives in Winches er.
Mr.. and Mrs J. d Walker have returned
and are at Mr.. W. W, Johnson's.
Miss Susie Smith, of wickliffe, was
week end guest of Mrs. w. o. Norris.
Entered at the Post Office at Charles
Town, w. Va, as Second Glass Matter
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Coe and Miss Sara
Coe, will sail early in July for Jamaica.
Attorney George VI Beltzhoover Lr. made
business trip to Hagerstown last Tuesday.
COL r. p Chew returned last week from
business trip to Charleston in this State.
Mr.. Frank Hoke Rouss has returned
from business trip to Lawton, Oklahoms.
Rev. J. S. Alfriend attended the Church
Congress held in Washington City last
week.
Mrs. David Wageley and children, of
Washington. spent week with relatives in
town.
Former Deputy Sheriff d. H. Nichols. of
Harpers Ferry, gave us pleasant call yes
terday.
Mrs Gertrude Miller has goneto Roanoke
to spend several weeks with her son, Mr., c.
S. Miller
Rev, j. C. Hawk and Mr. Lippitt Renner
visited Martinsburg by automobile last
Thursday
. DIR. and Mr.. B. NJ. Roszel, of Winchester,
have been on visit to the family of Col.
K, P. Chew.
Mr.. Edward Tearney, of Baltimore is Wis
iting his uncle Col. J. Garland Hurst. at
Harpers Ferry,
Randolph Campbell, of Orange, N. j.,
spent few days with his brother, Hon.
Wn, Campbell.
We were pleased to see County Commits
town on Saturday.
Mr.. S. J. c. Moore aud bride have re-
turned from their we'd ding trip, and are at
Mr.. Cleon Moore's.
Mr.. Frank f. Clendenning. of the U. S.
Railway Mail Service, has been visiting his
parents. near town.
Clothing Store, has gone to Baltimore to
purchase new goods.
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Brenneman are up
from Baltimore to spend the summer at
their farm near Rippon.
Mrs. Dallas Tucksr and Mrs. Brenting, of
Bristol, Va. are the guests of Mrs. fuckers
mother, Mrs, Alexander.
Miss shugart, of Harpers Ferry, has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Forrest Littlejohn.
at Shenandoah junction.
Mr., Bane Brown. one of our enterprising
Spirit Office last Saturday.
Mr.. Geo H. Bowers came from Birming-
ham, Alabama last week, and was with his
family at the jefferson Hotel.
Mr. George Vending, of Baltimore, spent
day here with his mother, Mrs George X
Vending. at MR. L 6 Baylor's.
Mrs Frank J Manning Is home from
Charleston and stopping with her daughter,
Mrs Rolfe Gerhardt, at "Vinton."
We were glad to see our old friend Nh
George w NARROW who has been sick, in
town Wednesday looking exceedingly well.
Mrs. Harvey Hill, of the vicinity OF
| the Shannondale Springs, visited hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Smith. last
week
Miss Katherine Riddle will sail May "a
| with party of friends for England. and
will be there during the Coronation
festivities.
Circuit Judge Daley, of Romney, was il
town for several days attending Presbytery
and was the guest of Maj. and Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald.
| Mrs Eveline Undertake, of Baskerville
| Va. and Mrs. Ambrose Undertake, OF
Washington City, are guests OF the Misses
Undertake.
Mr. Jacob w Coffman, who has been a
San Antonio, Texas, for his health for sew
eral months past. has returned to his hom'
in this place.
Mrs. b. f. Langdon. who had gone t.
Toronto. Canada, to witness the graduation
of her son, Harry, was called home by tn
illness of her husband
MIR. Victor A. Harder, of New York, Pres
ident of the Powhatan Brass and Irol
Works, and his son, hr. George Harder
: were in town for several days last week.
MIR Carl Wetzel, who has been spendin
! vacation with his parents, Hon and Mr.
, C NJ Wetzel, near Millville, has returned t
, work as telegrapher on the b q o Railroa
| at Terra Alta, w Va.
!, Miss Hilda Kahn, who has been attendin
the Woman's College near Baltimore, la
returned to her home in this place. In
' school has been closed for the remainder
, the session on account of an epidemic c
typhoid.
Mr.. Stanley P. shugert, of the Universit
q of Pennsylvania had with him while hel
for the Easter vacation, Messrs. Bruce
Mudgett, of Moscow. Idaho, and Il.
Patterson, of China Grove. N. c., both fe
low-students in the graduate department {
the University.
Mary st-other, an old-fashioned Virgin
a negro woman. desires to obtain empio.
inert. Will stay nights. and do housewol
. az desired by her employer. Can brir
| Aan.,,nandatio If desired.