Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-24
Harper'S Ferry And Bolivar News.

Mr.. Thomas T. Higgins retired
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Telegraph
Operator. died at his home in Keep
rryst, Md, of acute Pneumonia. He is
survived by his father, three sisters and
one brother.
Miss Blanche Wentzsli of Georgia,
is visiting her father I. b. Wentz;ll on
Camp Hill.
Misses Mildred and Gladys Marlatt
nave returned from visit to the San
Francisco Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owings and son Rev.
Harry E. Owings of Baltimore are visit
ing Mrs. Susan Pearl.
Two very able sermons. were cached
at the Methodist Protestant Church
ouday Morning, by DR., Tudor, OF Mt.
Vernon Place. Washington. d c;
| Evening by Rev. Harry Smith. of the
| southern Methodist Church. Salem, Va.
Mr.. Raymond Leitz. of Baltimore, is
| visiting Mr.. Allen Hembridge.
DR.. c. L. Wilson Chautauqua Director
preached fine sermon at the Bolivar
NJ. E. Church, Sunday morning. he
| gave Lecture Sunday afternoon IN the
Chautauqua teut, assisted by DR. HYDE
Chautuaqra Director of another CIR
cut who was passing through and
stopped off for the day. DIR. Wilson
also gave TAX at night at the NJ +.
Church.
| rand Mrs. RE. Shaffer, of Shepher DIS
town, SD mt Sunday with Mrs Peal.
| Editor W.O, Towns has returned from a
vis,t TO the San Francisco Exposition. -
CAPTAIN Jacob Roderick OF Lexington
Va was visitor to Mrs. Pear
Two Excursions from Phllads lphia ar
rived at this STATEN IL 80 pm Sunday
with 1900 passengers for this city
| MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Cha mbers OF Clarks
burp IS visiting Mrs. Ed, Chambers.
Mr.. v. Il. Nicholson snd daughter
Mrs Geo. Johnson of Brookeviile Md.
were visitors to his sou Rev. R.Y' N'chol
| son last week.
Mrs. las. Webb left Monday for several
weeks stay at Lexington, Va
Misses Fannie Pattigrese and Jamie
Noland are visiting Mrs. holland IN Boil
var
Rev. R.Y Nicholson and wife his faith
ar VIII. Nicholson and his daughtel
Mrs. Geo Johnson and Miss Ida Vented
motored to Antietam last week.
w. l.. Radcliffe Chautauqua that ]!
now being present in our town is undel
the direction OF DR.. &C. Wilson, who |:
| fighting dealist. Born IN little min
ING town. nestled among the hills of East
.rn Ohio. he has tested ofaife at nearly
averv point OF the samut IN order tina
his life message might be hammered GU
upon the anvil OF experience, he worke'
in the fields, stores and shops. He ha
I travelled widely studied hard though
ouiet and seen deep into the heart o
Things. Six months were spent IN Hawa
{ ,rhe cross roads of the Pacific" studyini
social condltiofs Residence in Miwau
!. kee afforded pportunlty gre piping WI
big problems rst hand. Blessed with
good physlqu, a well modulated vo c.
: and brilliant mind he adds sclnli la
inp humor delicate pathos zeal thu
E is tempered with sound sense and hi
s man sympathy that breathes deed skie
i and flowers for all unseen,
Columbia Concert Company M.sse
Ruble Stanford, violinist Richie Nc LIZ
contralto and Pearl O'Niel reader anc
y entertainer comprise a company of ex
J. ceptlonaf artists capacle of deIghtin
}. any audience in the country gave III
: first day attractions.
d The second day will be presented I
t YOU by Dunno the myst r.ous and &
l. Dunno is medicine for mind and BODY
3 With wit aud mystery he smoothes ava
/. the wrinkles and helps digestion. He is
e comedian mephistopheie humorist mag
/ ician and philosopher all in one.
Eugene Lockhart has Travelled wit
2 the Kitties Band, ossed the America
continent twice appeared in mus;c.
comedy in England and is rated anon
Canadas leading comedians.