Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-05-06
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Miss Lavalete Wilson is visiting friends i
Washington.
Miss Margaret Chew was in Wa hineto
on Wednesday.
Miss Barbara Campb Ill spent several day
in Washington.
Miss Lille Ramey is visiting relatives nea
Upperville. Va.
Mr. IL Mason is The guest of his brother
Attorney James NJ Mason. IT.
Mr. John Trussell has been up from
Washington for day or two.
Col X Z Chew has gone on business trir
to Logan county in this State.
Mrs w Alexander is in Baltimore taking
treatment at the Church Home
Mr.. VIM W Rouss, of shannon Hill y
gave us pleasant call yesterday.
Rev bud ey Powers of Flint, Michigan. Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Fl c Page.
Bishop Peterkn spent from yesterday
until today here with Bishop Gravatt.
Rev and Mrs E L Wilson are visiting their
daughter, Mrs Morrison. in Luray. Va.
Mr. Fl N Watson, of York, Pa. has been
on brief visitto his parents at LAGRANGE. ,,
Mrs Perry W Barr left Thursday for a
three months visit to her mother in Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs w S Kennedy have returned
to Charles Town AMI are at Mrs Howell
Browns.
Miss Burgess and Miss Margaret H Gibson
returned Saturday from visit to friends in
Baltimore.
Misses Ell zabeih Phillips and Winnie Eby
have returned from visit to friends at st
James, vd.
Mrs N NJ Moore has returned from visit
to her daughter. Mrs E A Cockey, at Pur-
cellsville, Va.
Mr. Palmbaum and son, Elkin, of
Berryville. spent Sunday with their rela-
t:ves in town.
Misses Vivian Feagans and Ruth Huyett
are visiting relatives an d friends in Cham
bersburg, Pa.
Mrs W Kyle, of JERSEY City. N. j.. is a
guest of her mo ther. Mrs Bette Gibson at
Fleetwood.
Mrs. Del Robinson and son, Mr.. Mead
Robinson. have returned to their home in
Marysville, Ohio.
Mr. Clyde Roberts, of Washington, sp, Mt
a day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs N r
Roberts, in Middleway.
We were pleased to meet our old Confed.
crate friend, Mr John Page in town Sat
urday much improved.
Miss Minnie Henderson has returned from
a visit to relatives on the East tern Shore of
Maryland, and is at Mrs Fl C.int's.
Misses Laura White and Els Brown have
from visit Miss Browns siet ter,
Mis- John w Hunt zbery, in Frederick, Md
Mr. Hosmer Beller after spending two
weeks in Washington with his father and
brother has returned home much improved
in health.
Mrs. NJ. X. Bo wers md little daughter.
Mildred, of "Woodberry." have returned
home after spen ding two months with rea-
lives in Kansas.
On Friday week Messrs A Allen, Oar
-ell Koomce James Sh riley al Clyde Mil
er went by automobile to Stsu ton, return
ng Sunday evening
Mr. Craighill Perry, who had been spend
Washington to undergo the entrance exam
nations for West Point.
Capt Holmes returned Wednesday
rom an official trip South, where be bad
,een for month. the greater portion of the |
line at Big Stone Gap. Va.
Messrs John and Henry Frazier with their
sister. Miss Kate Frazier, of Loudoun coun-
y, Va , have been visiting their brother, |
Mr. Thomas Frazier, at "Blakeley."
Mrs HenseI. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Sprinkle,
Mr. Charles Pitzer and son, Hensel. motered |
over from Martinsbuig on Sunday to visit |
heir cousins. Miss Eliza and Ella Welsh.
Mrs s J Murphy and Misses Elsi, and \
Yvonne Murphy have returned from Los
Ange ed, Cal, where they have been spend |
ing the winter, and are at "Claymont for |
the summer.
Mr. aud Mrs S E Osbourn spent several |
days with their home folks near Duffields
Miss Alice Osbourn returned with them for
a visit to their home at Tome Institute,
Port Deposit, Md.
Messrs William Wilt. VIM C Clipp, and
L. g Albin. members of the Building
Committee in charge of the construction
of new Baptist Church in Charles
Town. visited Frederick, Nd, on
Thursday on business in connection with
tt cir church work.
Our old highly esteemed friend, Squire
D. s. Rentch. of Shepherdstown, was in
town this morning and gave us a pleasant
call Although on the shady side of four
score years, he is still hale and hearty, and
seems about as young as he was a half Gen.
fury ago.
Sunshine Hawks" was in town Satur-
day, enroute to Winchester. where he put
in full day, delivering four lectures or adj
dresses to large audiences in the Rouss Au
ditorium and different churches, He stop
ped in on rs for a while, shedding bit of
his sunshine about the Spirit office. His
presence is hneediction, and we are always
glad to see him.
The Ladies' of the Mite Society of the
Baptist Church will serve on Memorial Day,
ice cream, Strawberries. cake and sand
wi ches, 10 be held in the lawn of DR.. Ran
som.
Highest market pric, pad for raw bones.
Bring in your bones