Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-04-11
Personal Mention.

Mrs.W. W. Scarboro has returned to
Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Claude Haines returned to Washing
ton on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Bush have gone to
their new home at Linden, Va.
Rev. ]. S, Alfriend has been attending the
Sunday Meetings in Baltimore.
Mrs. Z. d. Johnson. of Kabletown, bias
been visiting friends IN Leudoun County,
Mr.. w. r. Parker, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Loris Diehl, returned to Philadelphia on
Monday.
Mrs. Harry Albaugh and laughter, Flea
nor Lee. of Philadelphia, are at Mrs. D. C.
| Strid er's.
Mr.. A B, Baker has returned to Washing
ton. after visiting his sister, Mrs, D. B.
Shoemaker, at Rippon.
Mrs. Grover Bush, of Kabletown, visited
her sister in Baltimore. aud attended the
Billy Sunday meetings.
Dr. and Mrs T. A. Ramey and Mr.. and
Mrs. d, W. Ramey, visited Mr.. William I.
Ramey and family at Berryville Sunday.
Col. R. P. Chew and Messrs. s. W. Wash
ington and Forrest W. Brown attended the
funeral of Major Hunter in Winchester
last nesday.
Mr.. S,M. Behrend has accepted position
as District Manager for the United Drug
syndicat. at Memphis, Tenn, and will
move his family there shortly.
Miss Belle Mason, of Stanton,
Va, is guest of Mrs. B. D. Gibson.
Mrs. Edith Shirley, of near Middle
way, has been a guest of Mrs. H. {.
Page.
Mr.. and Mrs w "A. Hi2gs were in
Baltimore last week and heard Billy
Sunday"
Miss Lottie Turner, of Bluemont,
Va, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
George H. Turner.
Mr.. F. H. Kloman joined his fam
lily here Monday at Mrs. Jos. Trap
nell's, on S. George St.
Mrs. Annie M .Hesser has returned
home from an extended visit to rel
atives in Newbern, N c.
Miss Florence Hesser has returned
home from an extended visit in Wash
ington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mr.. F. G. Butler returned on Tues
day from Tampa, Fla, where he had
been in business the past winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Walker, who |
have been living at Pitcairn, Pa, for
the past two months, where Mr.. |
Walker was employed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, have re-
turned to the county.
Mrs. VIM H. Wilson has returned |
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Paul |
Larned, at Panama, accompanied by |
Mrs .Larned, who is visiting at the |
home of her father, Mr.. Arthur
Davenport, in Ransom.
Mrs. D. B. Lucas and daughter,
Mis- Vlaiia I,turued last " eek
from a Drotracted stay in the south,
at Charleston and Summerville, S. c.
They have reopened "Rion Hail."
their country place, near Halltown,
and will spend the summer there.
Beulah Sunday School reorganized
Aprn ana eected the following o.
ficers: Supt., Mr. J. B. Huyett; As
sistant Supt., Mr.. Z. A. Rowland
Secretary, Edward Higginbotham
Treasurer, Mr. c. NJ. West; LIBRA
Ran, Rufus Edwards.
Mr.. Reed Thompson, of Brunswick,
Nd, and Miss Beulah Kidwiler, Of
Bakerton, this county, were married
On Tuesday, April 4, at the Baptist
Parsonage, Charles Town by Rev. S.
w. Cole.
Deputy Assessor T. o. Link, who
1as been ill from rheumatism at his
nome at Duffields, is improving RAPID
". In few days he hopes to be
among his friends again and able to
resume his official work.
Owing to the increase cost of all
goods in our line, we will be unable
TO continue our 25c package sale
much longer, but in order that no one
will be disappointed, we have decid-
ed to give all chance to participate
in this annual sale Many articles of
value have already been sold, and
quite number of meritorious articles
still remain in our window, few days
more only, our z5c package sale.
c. w. BROWN, Jeweler.