Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-08-01

Miss ailda Berger. of Baltimure is visit
ing Miss Ethel Lands.
Miss Hattie Coyle Is spending few day
with Mrs. NJ. E. Bolinger.
Miss Kathleen Robinson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Burns Huyott.
/ Mayor John strother. of Ransom. has
returned from trip to Boston.
Mrs. j. B. Firnell sustained an attack of
acute indigestion Friday morning.
Mrs III E Bolirger went to Hagerstown on
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs N E
Snaveiy.
| Mrs. Foster Morss left yesterday to spend
several days with friends at Front Royal,
Virginia.
/ isses Ada and Lula Jennings. of Middle
way, are with their sister. Mrs Dan Fry. in
Washington.
! Yrs. r. H. Pearman and daughter, Mar
guerite, have returned from Culpeper. Va !,
and York. Pa.
| Little Eliza Weirick, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Weirick. is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
| DR.. ]. Ed. Burns is here from Wheeling,
visiting his parents, having made The trip
/ by automobile.
| Miss Matte Moore, of Rockbridge county
| Va, spent the week end with the family of
Mr. Cleon Moore
Miss Esther West, of Rippon, is visiting
her schoolmate, Miss Helen Kuykendail, at
| Mount jackson, Va.
| Mrs Nellie Green, of Texas, is visiting
her sister Mrs. B. w. Fowle, at State Sena-
tor William Campbell's
| Attorney Geo w Shirley and family. of
Parsons, are with the family of Mr. John
| G Shirley, at Middleway
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Mcdonald, of Clarks
burg, have been on visit to Mr.. McDonald's
aunt. Mrs. Annie Hamilton.
Miss Carolyn Stegar, of Washing on, and
Miss Dorothy Thomson, of this county.
have been visiting Miss Barbara Campbell.
Miss Bette Wcirick has returned from
Pennsylvania. bringing with her as her
guests, Mrs. j.. A. Smith and daughter,
Adelaide.
Mrs. +. X. Beller. accompanied by her
two children, of Washington, came to spend
three weeks with her mother, Mrs. Annie
Hamilton.
Mr.. James Crider, book-keeper at the
Jefferson Cooperage Company, was recently
called to Harrisonburg, Va. by the death
of his fati er
Mrs. Barnes aud daughter Margaret. Miss
Susan Bell aud little broth iohn Barton.
And~AIiss Alma Warden. .. "ardensvi lie,
are at Mrs H. I. Ciine's.
Mrs Rose Whitmore, of Baltimore. has |
been on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. |
Bowling. Mrs. Whitmore has just.returned |
from an extended trip abroad.
Mrs. VIM. Neill returned on Saturday |
from North Platte. Nebraska. Her son,
Mr.. William Neil. Jr. came home from |
Johns Hopkins the same day.
Mrs. G. r. Kemp and daughter of Gulf
port, Miss, are guests of their relatives |
here-the Misses Timberlake, Mrs. H. C. |
Page. Mrs. E. G.. Wilson and Miss Ella
Maxwell.
Miss Mary Heiser, of Nashville, has been
a member of the interesting house party of |
Mrs Geo. Ii. Bowers, at ''Elmwood.n the
Bowers home near the banks of
the Opequon-
Mr. VI E Bolinger left Thursday on his an
nual leave to visit Atlantic City, Norfolk
and Bluefeld. Mr. Harry Burks, as relief
agent, will take his place at the N 4 w sta
ton during his absence.
Rev. Richard W. Trapnell, of Bluefeld,
spent several days here with the family of
his brother. VIM. Trapnell, and lett Tues
day, accompanied by his father, for Charles
Town. Hampshire Review.
MIR. D, C. Fulton will take his annual
cave for fifteen days and he and Mrs Full
ton will leave today for visit to points in
Virginia. Mr.. Moreland will take Mr Full
toms place i'll the postoffice during his alb !
sence.
Miss Mamie Young has been visiting Mrs .
C C Collier and Mrs A Dunlap, in Cleve-
and, Ohio. Whilst there she went on trip, .
in company with Mrs Collier, Mrs Dunlap. !.
and MIR and Mrs Edward Welsh to Toronto, .
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. /,
A cablegram to relatives in Martinsburg
from Miss Mamie Cunningham, who is
party of young ladies. in
Guiding Miss Virginia Wall. Of Charles
Town, on a European trip. announced the
safe arrival of the tourists at Havre, France.
On Wednesday of last week From Havre
he party went to Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Wysong, of Port
Washington. Long Island, visited Mrs Wy :
songs parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Wysong.
near town. Mrs. Wysong and son will stay
here month or more. Her husband who
is District Attorney for Nassau county.
New York, left last week for home. pres
sure of professional business preventing
him from making a protracted stay here.
Several good secondhand cook stoves,
cheap. w. 2. yesterday.
For sale, five gallon demijohn of Bear
Lithia Water. Apply at Spirit Office.
Sc 600 to loan on first mortgage on real
estate. Apply to
H. II. MoCo MICK, Attorney.
just reeeived-The new fall and winter
,f9ll and 10 p line of made to measure
ladies' and mems suits s. H. Lands,