Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-02
Personal Mention.

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parents here last week
! Mrs. VIM. c. Cullers is visiting he
Cd home in Edinburg, Va.
| Mr.. c. F. Wall made business tr;l
to l. nc lster, Pa, last week.
Mr. Gustauv ID. Brown visited re
latives in Baltimore, last week
4 Mr. Marshall Burns is spending sew
eral days in Romney, this week.
Mrs VIM. l. Riddleberger spent
week at her old home in BASIC City
Virginia.
| Miss Blanche Young, of Martinsbur;
lis the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Pear
Miley, this week.
Captain Baker Hall, of the Enginee
Cops, has been spending several day.
with his mother here.
| Mr.. R. W. Alexander came up
from Baltimore and spent the week
end with his family here.
Mr.. Fred Wall has returned from
an automobile trip to Hampshire,
Hardy and Pendieton counties.
Mrs. ALIVE E. Myers and little
| daughter Josephine, are visiting MIR
and Mrs. George Myers, of Frederick
| Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. bearing, of
Shenandoah Junction, lett last week
for an extended trip to New Eng and
and Canada
Mrs. Louis Diehl and Mrs. Edw.
Philips and Miss Wyhelmina Phil
Fps spent the weekend with relat yes
in Frederick, Nd.
Mr. Richard Luke left for Balti-
mo- on Tuesday to enter the Pea ,ody
Conservatory iof Music to continue h S
studies in PIANO and organ.
Rev. H. M. Moffett, Mr.. Wright
Denny and Mr.. Higgs attended the
hstaaation OF Rev. w. A. King at
Gerardstown, on Sunday las
Mrs. M c. Bayrle and daughter.
Mss Marguerite, and DIR. and MIS-.
Albert Goldsteln, OF Baltimore. have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Link.
M. and Mrs. B ackford, MS D. c
Strider, Miss Julia Engle and M IS
Mae Henkle, left Tuesday morning in
Mr.. BLackfonds car fora "trip to Nat
u,a Bridge, Va.
Mrs: {. N. Coleman LETT last week
Tor Poolesville, Md, where she has
accepted che position of Secretary to
me superintendent, OF BrIar.y Tia +
Military Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alexander and
daughter Miss Margaret, expect to
ctose up their Summer home here this
week and return to Baltimore. to
spend the winter months.
Leaving his bride of three weeks
with her people in Alexandria, MIR.
Nelson Snyder came up to say good
bye TO his home folks before leaving
tor the training camp at Petersburg.
Mrs. Thos. p McOampbell, of San
Antonio, Texas, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. R. Z. Porterfield, of
yorktown, Texas, are visiting Mrs.
Nc ampbell's daughter, Mrs. Henry
L. Murray.
Foster Gilbert Morss, nephew OF
Messrs. w. B. and George w. Pack
cite, of this county, As in training at
Fort Leavenworth Kansas, and has
the rank OF Lieutenant in company
bh, E. 0. T. S.
Mr. ]. w. Irwin, the National Repre-
sentative OF the State of West VIZ
GINA, returned home on Saturday, fir m
lne Convention OF the P. o. S. OF A. /
he'd this year in Chicago last week.
.Ir. Irwin also visited Niagara Falls
and several other CatIes in Canada.
Uhe Convention next year, will be
held at Jacksonville, Florida
Mr.. Harry Bates, of the officers
Training Camp, Fort Meyer, spent a
weekend at Bates Hill On Sunday
evening, he with his mother and sister
Miss Margaret Bates, motored to
Junction where he board
ed the train for camp He is pleas
ed that he is doing his bit, is delighted
with the services and is looking fine.
MIR. and Mrs. Christ Stracer, of
Peoria, ILL.,, ana Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bobb, of Roaring Springs, Pa, motor
ed to Charles Town last Sunday and
visited the family OF Mr. A. D. Goetz
Mr.. Stracer is a prominent and sue
cessful Wholesale Grocer, of Peoria
Mr. Bobb is officially connected with
and the prime factor OF the D. NJ.
Bear Co., the largest handbook and
paper manufacturing concern in the
nited States located at Roaring
Springs.
To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
JOY life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
The family system tonic Price S1.25
Nice lot of French and Holland
Blu BIS for sale by E. NJ Jones, Florist
Keep up with the times, ask Miller's
Pharmacy First.
The biggest sale OF pears in the
Eastern Panhandle was recently con-
summated, when Theodore F. Imbach,
of Martinsburg, purchased the entire
crop of Kieffer pears from the Beck
estate, near Harpers Ferry. The
CO. p is estimated at 5000 barrels OF
unusually good fruit lMr. Imbach re-
sod the pears to New York dealers
who will try to ship them to Europe.
A Smith, form A. tractor was dem
onstrated Tuesday aftelnoon at the
Robinson Backyard by the Licklider
Corporation, the county agent, for the
mai,hine. Form A tractor is the SIM
plest machine of the kind on the ma. :
ket 1t consists of two wheels with a
truck support which are put under
an automobile, the rear wheels of the
latter being removed. The rear axle
of the automobile is geared into the
TIA .tor whee,s for slow speed At tie
.,.;o1 tba t~octor attaCbment