Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-07-01
Personal Mention.


Mr. Howard Washington is the guest q
b his aunt, Miss Christine Washin eton.
MIR aud Mrs VIM E Reed were week en-
guests of Mrs A H Garvin. at Millwood.
1 Mrs John Furr,of Loudoun, was the cues
! OF Mrs Richard Frazier the past week.
We We're pleased to meet Mr. l. r Becker
OF near Harpers Ferry, in town on Saturday
. Mr. and Mrs LC Walter. of K-bIetown
have returned from trip to Washington
City.
Mrs Forrest W Brown is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Thompson Brown in Bedford conn
lty. Va.
Mrs NJ Roszel of Winchester. spent sew.
eral days with her parents. Col and Mrs R
P Chew.
Miss Anna Belle Mason, of Rappahan.
mock county, Va F., is the guest of Mrs. B D
Gibson.
Mrs Geo Hagley spent several DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs Jno A Smith, near
Kabletown.
Miss Rachel Turner. of Shepberdstown
was the guest for several days of Miss Mo-
selle Johnson.
Baron yon. Borosini, of Germany. has
been the guest of Col and Mrs Murphy at
Claymont Court.
Mrs John Burns has returned from
Washington. where she was the guest of
Mrs Edgar Nelson.
Mrs Arthur Rusmiselle of Lovett vile, and
Mrs Ada Patterson, of Chicago, are guests
of the Misses Beiler
MIR John Kearfott. of Kearneysvile 10
home from the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute at Blacksburg
Mrs Il Il Mccormick left Tuesday to spend
several days in Beiryville as the guest of Mrs
Mamie Eustaphieve
Mrs Fannie Howell and granddaughter.
little Miss Mary Rebecca Irving, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs W W Johnson.
Mrs H H Mccormick and two little sons
and Mr. A Allen, spent day with Mr. and
Mrs Il Allen, at Westwood."
Gr Beavers has returned from visit
to his brother in Clarke county. Va, during
part of which he was quite sick.
Mr. Edmund Pendleton and two daugh
ters, of Wytheville. Va, have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs N H Willis.
Mr. Harry E ioung. of the Berkeley
Springs News, has been spending a few days
with his mother, Mrs Mollie Young.
Inspector Holmes left yesterday for
Philadelphia. to remain for some days look
ing after some Government work there.
Miss Irene Wenner. bookkeeper at the
Goetz harness factory is taking months
vacation to visit relatives about Pittsburgh.
Mrs d L Gruver, of Strasburg Junction.
Va, spent couple of days here last week
with her son, Mr. Fred C Yates. of the Spirit
Office.
Mrs Ernest Frakes and daughter, Vera
Emily, of Philsdel phia, are spending the
summer with Mrs Frakes' father, Mr. r H
Pearman.
Misses Ruth Myers and Anna Hendricks, |
of the Uvila neighborhood, spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs Newton W Myers, |
near ZDar.
Mrs R Chew, with DIR and Mrs Brantz |
NJ Roszel, sailed Saturday on the steamship
Carolina, from New York to be gone about |
two months.
Mrs II @ and Miss Margaret Getzendan-
ner together with number of their friends |
are spending couple of weeks camping at
shannondsle.
Mrs G Butler went to Washington on |
Wednesday to visit her brother, Mr. james
Benton. who is hopelessly from cancer in
hospital there.
Mrs Jones Hoyls, with her little son,
James Trussell Hoyle. of Dickerson, Md, is
visiting her mother, Mrs James Trussell, |
near Kearneysville.
Mrs Margaret Doll, widow of the late
Capt John w Doll. is spending part of the
summer at the home of Mrs Eugene Shu-
CART in Harpers Ferry.
Miss Marguerite Barnes, of "Glenwood |
Farm" near Shenandoah junction, hes re- |
turned home after attending the finals at V |
VI | Institute. Lexington, Va.
Mrs t Fleming and MEand Mrs Neil
Hayslette were recently called to Washing |
ton on account of the serious illness of their |
relative, Mr. Edgar Ware of that city.
Messrs Bert Shroad, Harry Bryerly and |
VIM Payne. of Inwood. visited MrC D |
Johnson at Kabletown, aud tished in the
Shenandoah, catching some nice bass
Our old boyhood friend James N Small. !
of Harpers Ferry, gave us pleasant call on |
Friday. Boots" SAYS On to Gettysbureln
even if he has to walk. Was there with the |
old "Stonewall Brigade" fifty years ago, |
and says we wants to go this time under
different conditions.
Miss Lillian W Dinkle is spending from
July to Sd with her aged uncle, Mr. Peter
Duke and his sister in Winchester. Miss |
Dinkle's uncle Mr. Enos Dinkle was killed
in the battle of Gettysburg, when just lad
in his teens HIS remains now rest in the
Stonewall Cemetary at Winchester beside
General Ashby's.
| m shipping most every Saturday, a
home enterprise by home man. Give me
some little encouragement. You know l
will pay as much as anyone pays for your
stock. C. F. Wall.
Ladies'. misse-' and children's ready-to-