Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-04-02
Personal Ment,o..


Hon George X Vending left Wednesday
for Boston.
Mr. J Q Tutwiler. of Bolivar. spent yes
terday in town.
Mayor T @ Green is in Washington City
on legal business.
Mr aud Mrs II r Cine expect to spend
Easter in Moorefield,
Mr. and Mrs w F Alexander visited WASH
ington City last week.
Mrs w X Marshall is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs G N Coleman.
MIR X E L Strider spent few days with
his parents near Leetown.
Mr. w w johnson spent several days last
week in Washington City.
Mr.. o. L. Watson. of Ransom, gave us a
pleasant call last Thursday.
Messrs. Myer and George Palmbaum
spent yesterday in Baltimore.
Miss Lena Gordon has returned from a
visit to friends in Winchester.
Miss Nan Brooke has returned from an
extended visit to Morgantnwn.
Miss Sidney Wynkoop spent several days
with Miss Mary Lucas, at Kearneysyile
Miss Theodosia Cox is home from Alpine
Hall, Baltimore, for the Easter holidays
Mr. and Mrs Stephen S Dalgarn have re.
moved to the Dalgarn farm, east of town.
Mr. W W Wentzell, of Harpers Ferry, is
convalescipg from an attack of pneumonia,
Mrs George K. Vending visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. s. Conaut, in Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs Windle, of Hagerstown. is visit
ing her parents, MIR and Mrs John Wynn
dham,
Miss Evelyn Offutt. of Washington D, C.
is spending some tine with Miss Nellie
Moore,
Miss Grace Davis has gone to Georgia to
take position as milliner for the spring
season.
Miss Rebecca Trapnell and Mr. and Mrs
John B. Brazier spent Wednesday in WASH
ington.
Mr. John McGarry, of Shenandoah juno
ton, is home from the West Virginia Uni
versity,
Mr. stephen VanRsnselaer Crosby of
Boston, spent Saturday with Mr. John Por-
terield,
Miss Poole. of Poo!esville, Md. has been
visiting Miss Janet Young, at Stephenson
Seminary.
Messrs J N Small, 4 NJ Common and Z j
Burleigh, of Harpers Ferry, were in town
yesterday.
Mrs Jas w McGarry. of Shenandoah
junction, has been visiting friends in Berke-
ley county,
MIR Il L Donnelly's family have removed
toWashington City and MrDonelly will fol-
low in few days.
Miss Barbara Campbell has returned from
an extended visit to West Point. Long
Island, and New York City.
Mrs Eugene Shugsrt and daughter. Miss
Margaret, of Harpers Ferry, have been Wis.,
iting friends in Hagerstown,
Miss Gertrude Snyder, of Summit Point.
went to Martinsburg for weeks visit to
her sister. Mrs Florence Coyle.
Why should Wall and his men pay you
more for your lambs and wool than anyone !?
He sells direct to the Consumer.
DIR and Mrs Frank Humphrey have moved
to Frederick county, Md, much to the re-
greet of their many friends here.
Mr. Frank Clendenning, of the U S
Railway Mail Service, is spending few
days with his parents. near town,
Mr. Lawrence Mcclure. young attorney
of Martinsburg. formerly of Parkersburg,
was the guest for day of Mr. aud Mrs James
NJ Mason.
Mr. Paul West, a popular student of
Shepherd College, who has been sick at his
home at Rippon has recovered sufficiently
to take up his studies again.
Mrs Florence Hoffman, and daughter,
Mary, of Brunswick, Md, were in Ransom
for the week end visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs W Gore, and family.
Miss Daisey w Engle left Friday and Mr.
Geo W Bush left Saturday to attend the
Methodist Conference at Roanoke, and also
to be p esent at the ordination ceremonies
of Rev C C Bush, who was ordained on
Sunday.
MIR. j. G. Allen was a pleasant caller at
the Spirit office this morning Mr.. Allen
recently sold his farm stock near Rippon
and will remove to Charlottesville, Va. The
Spirit of Jefferson will give him the news
from his old home.
MrV G Moler, who is demonstrating fol
the Cleveland Dental Manufacturing Co., OF
Cleveland, Ohio. with headquarters in
Pittburgh, stopped here asst week with his
brother, MIR VIM H Moler, enroute to New
Yor to attend the National Dental Manu-
facturers' Exhibit.
Our old friend James H. Conklyn, one Of
the .'boys who wore the gray" and served
the Confedercy with fidelity in the noted
Baylor Light Horse" Go. B12th Va. Cav
airy gave us pleasant cali yesterday anc
renewed his subscription to the Spirit o.
jefferson, Mr., Conklynis much improved
| in health since his illness the past fall ant
winter. and we are gratified to see him IL
town again,
nice line of ladies' silk hose at J, N
Crigler's,
full line of ladies' and misses under
wear at ]. N. Criele,'s
Roses Tinted