Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-02-28
Personal Mention.

Mrs clayton l. Halnes is quite SICK.
Mr. George Elliott has been on the sick
list.
Mr. B F Ramey has been quite sick, but il
now better.
Mr. f P Dinkle, of Bolivar, was in town
on Ihursday.
| Mr.. James Bonncy spent Sunday with
his family here
Miss Mozelle johnson is the guest of Miss
Hunter in Washington.
Mrs. VIM. Trapnell, of Romney, is visiting
relatives in Charles Town.
| Mr. and Mrs Geo NJ Beltzhoover. Jr, spent
Sunday IN Shepherdstown.
Mr.. Geo. E. Wysong spent Tuesday and
Wedne sday in Washington.
Mr., T. T. Perry spent several days in
Baltimore and Washington.
Mr. S W Roger, of Gaylord, gave us a
pleasant visit last Thursday.
Miss Mary Turner. of Fairmont, is visit
ing Mrs A o Davis. near town.
Mrs. J. b. Walker went to Washington
Monday to be absent two months.
Mrs G Rider is indisposed and has been
kept indoors for the past four weeks.
Mrs. John B. Brazier has has been visiting
Mrs. d. j. Howell. in Alexandria, Va.
Rev. J, IL. Moore spent several days last
week with his brother, Mr.. Cleon Moore.
Mr. Henry C. Page spent several days with
Mr.. William Timberlake. at White Post.
Va.
Mr. Anthony Schultz, of Clarksburg, Wis
tied his brother, Mr. Frank Schultz, last
week.
Mr. Andrew Hunter Kent. of st. Louis,
visited his aunt, Miss Florence Hunter.
last week.
| were pleasant callers at the Spirit Office
yesterday.
Mr. Chas L Dagarn. of Morestown. N. j.,
has been on visit to his brother, Council
man w l. Dalgarn.
Miss Sadie Hickman, of Loudoun county,
Va, is guest of her aunt, Mrs Jos Bell
in Shepherdstown.
Mrs Robert Morgan and children. of Hall
town, spent several days last week with
Mrs o Darlington.
Miss Kate Eagan is quite sick with the
grip; Miss Ann Eagan who has been very i'll
for three weeks is much improved.
Mrs. Joseph Miller and daughter, Miss
Shirley Miller, of Ninevah. Va. spent
several days with Mrs. d. S Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Tavener. who have
been visiting Mrs Littleton, near town.
have returned to their home in Martinsburg
Miss Emma Brown attended the Hum
phreys-Talbott wedding at the Roanoke
Apartments, Washington, d. e., on Wednes-
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon N. Simmons, of
Hagerstown, made flying visit to Charles
Town, and took Mrs. Harriet simmons with
them on their return home.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Johnson spent Friday
night in Shepherdstown, taking in the local
entertainment for the benefit of the Shep-
her'istown Fire Department
Mrs. sallie Beller, of Washington City,
who has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home on Tuesday. accompanied by
Mrs. Kelley Beller and children.
Mr.. Harry E. Young, formerly foreman of
the News at Berkeley Springs. has again
returned to that place and taken charge of
the mechanical end of that paper.
Capt, j. S. Melvin. of Duffields, one of
our oldest and most highly esteemed sub
scribers, whom we are always pleased to
meet, called yesterday and renewed his
subscription for another year.
Mr. L A Hessey and Mr. Thos w Beale,
two very Old citizens respectively of Bolivar
and Halpers Ferry, have visited Charles
Town within the past week and were as
clipper as young bucks in their prime.
DR.. VIM. Neill was called to Bal timorc
saturday on account of his son, VIM. Nell,
Jr, having dipthelia at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, The latter, We are pleased to
learn. is doing as well as can be expected.
Attorney Geo NJ Beltzhoover, Jr., went to
Richmond, Va, on Tuesday to argue the
cdsc VI " Ociouc anu JIG oucuduuodu
Valley National Bank VS. The Charles Town
Light and Power Company in the U S Cir
cult Court of Appeals.
Rev j. w. Reeves will on Saturday even-
ing next at 7;9O O'Clock. in Chestnut Hill
church, deliver a lecture on Ancient and
Modern Methodism." Mr. Reeves will also
deliver this lecture in Fairmont church on
Saturday, March IL. at 1880 p N.
Called here to attend the funeral of Miss
Florine Leslie were: Mr. John A Hill. Con
shohocken, Pa; Misses Cora and Lena Ben
ner, Martinsburg; Mrs C C Tab1er. North
Mountain; Mr. James A Leslie, Willow
Grove IA; Mrs Clifton Miller. Bluemont,
Va.