Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-04-27
Personal Mention.


: il Winchester, Va
/ Mrs. Charlie VI core has been on visit t.
Westminster, Md.
Mrs. Cbas, Baylor attended the funeral O
relative in Frederick.
Hon. George NJ Beltzhoover was oyel
from Shepherdstown Friday.
Miss Anna Miller, OF Baltimore. has bceI
. visiting Miss Barbara Campbell.
Mr.. b. F. Davis, of Br3wnsyille, Nd.
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. Roger Chew, of New York, spenr
several days with his parents here.
Mrs Norman has returned from Washing
ton and is at Mrs. George Moore's
Mrs R. o. Allen, of Summit Point, has
been visiting Mrs. Fl. H. Mccormick.
Miss Shirley Miller, of Ninevah, Va. is
visiting her sister, Mrs D. s, Hughes.
Mr. c. L. Crane has returned home, after
spending several days in Philadelphia.
Miss Fannie Atkinson, of Knoxville, Md.
is spending several days at Mrs. NJ Z. Be-
fingers.
Mrs. W. F. Alexander and Mis- Annie
Alexander spent several days last week in
Washington.
Mrs. Theodore Brown will leave on Fri
| day for visit to friends in East Orange,
New Jersey.
Mrs. Noah Brook, and little daughter
Helen, of Baltimore, spent few days with
Mrs. A. o Davis.
Miss NJ Virginia Morrow, of Martiusburg
is spending few days with Mrs. s. L. Ris-
sler and family.
Capt John F. Foley spent several days
with his niece, Mrs. c. W. Myers. at Shen-
sndoah junction.
Miss Margaret Alexander and Miss Mary
Tyler Duffy, of Baltimore, spent few days
with Mrs Margaret Aisquith.
MIR. Cecil Ely left last night to take po-
sition with the United States Geographical
Survey at Superior. Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer c. Collins, of Mar
tinsburg, were in attendance at the Cock4
rel- Barr wedding Wednesday evening
Miss Ollie Blessing has returned to her
home here, her school having closed two
weeks earlier on accocnt of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Coe and Miss Sara expect to leave
Wednesday for New York. Leaving on
May lst on 1.-THE Finland" for San Francisco
Mr. J. T. Boyd, of Hathaway Park, Leb-
anon, P :, accompanied by his grandson,
David Hammond, is visiting his niece, Mrs.
Dewitt Strider.
Bon. and Mrs. George R. Vending have
arrived, and have opened 'Maplehurst' for
the summer. Their daughter Mrf. Catch
ings. of Vicksburg, Miss, accompanied
them
We are glad to note that Mrs. Fontaine
Jenkins, who has been quite sick, IS much
better. She requests us to thank her negL-
bors aud friends for their kind attention
during her sickness.
We were very glad to receive card from
our good friend, DR.. Neil lrom Passa-A-
Grille, Florida, yesterday. lie states that
he is about we'll ready to resume his work
and expects o be home about May 10Th
Mr.. J. W. Volt, the popular Architect
of Waynesboro, who drew the plans for the
High School B uilding and other improve
ments here, was in Charles Town fast
Thursday, and delivered plans for several
improvements in contemplation.
Mr., and Mrs, Hiram Clipp, Mir. and Mrs.
Edgar Bsachley, of SharpsburP, Md; Mir.
Samuel Wrebrenner wife and daughter of
Hageistow Nd, Messrs E. A. Rodey and
James Meeler of Ellcott City, Md Mr.. T.
J. West, Jr, and family of Nippon; Mr..
Graham of Stephen City, We, spent Sunday
with 8 Frank Morelandand family on N.
George st.
Mrs. Arthur Davenport went to her
home on Wednesday much improved
in health by her stay at the hospital.
Mr.. R. M. Moore spent several days
in Baltimore.
Mr.. j. B. Brazier went to Pittsburg
on business trip Thursday.
Mr.. j. Randolph Tucker, of Lynch
burg, Va. has been visiting frie Is
here.
Miss Susie Smith, of Wickliffe, has
besn the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0.
Norris.
Mr.. J. G. Janney has returned to
town after spending the winter in
Tampa, Florida.
Mrs. Richard Meyer who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Johnson, returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Misses Rebecca Trapnell, Frances
Moore, Barbara Campbell, and Mr..
John NJ Trapnell motored to Hagers
town and spent the day.