Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-01-18
Personal Mention.

Personal mention.
Councilman G. r, Conrad was on the sch
list last week.
Mrs. Georgia Kelsey is visiting friends in
Washington.
Mr.. Marion Bolinger. of Roanoke. snent
a day in town.
Attorney Geo. NJ. BcltzhooYer, Jr, has
been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davenport Wis lite
Washington City last week.
Mrs. Nellie Ramey is sick with the grin
at her home W est of town.
MIR. l. e. spreeher, of Mt, Morris. III. is
visiting bis sister, Mrs. s. H. Lands.
Mrs. William Milton is visiting her cousin
Miss Ruth Grubb, near Hillsboro. w.
Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting b brother
Mr. Wiloughby Taylor, in New York.
Miss ELL Ramey is visiting relatives and
friends in Baltimore and Washington
We are glad to see Mr.. E. Hiney able to
be out again after severe attack or Grippe
Miss Lille Boyd, OF Winchester, is visit
ing Mrs. Elsie Romioe. on Congress Street.
Mrs James Polk Gammon, OF Frederick.
burg, is the guests of her daughter Mrs. H.
NJ. Moffett.
Mr.. James A. Clipp. prominent farmer
of the Rippou vicinity, is qnite i'll with
pneumonia
Miss Minnie Pruffe-, who has been visit
ing Mrs. John G.. Elliott, has returned to
her home IN Stanton.
Mr.. VIM Cullers, popular clerk at the
Racket Store, has been sick with the grip.
but is able to be out again.
Mr. Frank B. Robinson attended the
meeti G OF the yirgini, Il art cultural Soci-
ETY. at Caa lottesvil last week.
MIR James Eagan has b Ell sick with an
attack OF the grip, aad Mr.. Ed Esgan con-
times i'll, at their b, me near town.
Miss Ethel Lands. who has BEEN in Bal
timote practising her profession Of trained |
nurse, is wit her paf-uts on East Washing
ton Street.
Wells Hawks. 20 has been spending |
s ome weeks IL Charles Town at the Ho'el
jefferson, left last week for New York on |
telegraph call from the u liversal Fl m Mfg. |
Co to take charge of pubiicity campaign |
IN that city and Chicago. He expects to re-
turn to Charles Town 10 the Spring and be
joined by Mrs. Hawks and Miss Margaret
Hawks, who are now IN s'aunton, Va.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Ford are visit
ing in Winchester, Va.
Mrs. James Davenport, of Roanoke,
Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jane
Gallaher on S. Samuel street.
Mrs. Charles Herbert, of Frederick,
Md, has been in Charles Town visit
ing her mother-in-law, Mrs. John H.
Hooe.
Mrs Lynn Watson, of Middleway,
has been spending a week with the
family of Mr.. Eugene Watson at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Boxwell, who travels for I
| New York builders hardware house, {
stopped off in Charles Town to visit ]
lis father, Mr. w. NJ. Boxwell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beckwith returned
o Grundy. Va.
Mrs. H. H. Mccormick spent several
ays in Washington last week.
Mr.. Thomas G.. Bowling spent several
avs in Baltimore last week on business
Miss Rosebud Mason spent the week
nd in Baltimore as the guest of Miss j.,
iargaret Alexander.
Mrs. Joseph H. Blackwell, of Fau-
uier county, Va, is visiting her neice
irs. VIM. Campbell.
Mr.. Joseph Bouldin, of Danville,
"a, who has been visiting his sister, a
irs. Phillip Nelson, returned home on
donday. !
Mr.. Frank Reese, Manager of the e
iarpers Ferry Lime and Cement Co., t
las returned from his Christmas vaca-
ion and is at the Jefferson.
Miss Sara Coe left on Wednesday
or visit to Philadelphia and New
York. While in the latter place she
will be the gnest of the Misses Murphy
who have an apartment there this
winter.
Mrs. R. l.. Anderson has received
,idings of the safe arrival of her moth +
or, Mrs. M. E. Cleyenger, in Topeka,
Kansas. Mrs. Clevenger will spend
he wiuter there with her son and
sister.
Mrs. S. NJ Hoover, of Washington,
recently spent several days with Mrs.
/. W. O'Brien.
Miss Jane Riley, who is visiting her
cousin Mrs. J. G. Elliott, was called to
Md nv the illness of her