Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-01-21


AIRS tyaiEss parents. gtnnna Clerk
and Mrs Charles A JoknSon.
Mr.. y. G. fulton has been auite
sick at his home on East Washington
street.
81. Albert L. Moore. a former
resident of Jefferson county, new of
Front Roal. Va. was a visitor here
last week to his brother, Mr.. G. New i
ton Moore. and his sister. Mrs Bette !
Gibson. Mr.. Moore. although in his
s0th year. looks as well as he did rs I
years ago and says he feels younger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest A. Brown /
left on Friday for trip by auto TO
visit elatives in Chambersburg, Pa,
and othe rpoints.
Mr.. Bruce Werthington, president
of the international Fruit Products
Company of Baltimore, Md, has been
here for several days
Mr.. Lambert Mason. who has been |
on the sick list for about ten days, is
able 20 be out.
George Whitmore of Minnesota, |
is visiting Mrs. Alder and William
/ Whitmore, Of Ransom and relatives of
the county.
), Mrs. Ethel Bishop Of Washington
is visiting Mrs. Ethel Bane, at the
Palm apartments, and sister and
brother in the county.
4 Miss Ellie Keerl has been quite sick
at Miss Littletons on South Samuel
street but is improving.
;. Mrs. Frank Mason has been quite
sick with the grippe.
4 Mrs. S. j. G. Moore. of Charleston
w Va, is guest at the home of Miss
Ann Campbell
)! Misses Maxine and Julia Slifer
: have been visiting in Baltimore.
Hezekiah Sager. of Ransom, has
been quite sick with an attack of APP
pendicits. but is improving.
w. j Young, who has been sick at
the Charles Town Hospital for sever
al weeks, is able to be out again.
, Miss Phoebe Getezendanner vas
in Baltimore, Friday.
; Miss Janet Young, who has been
the guest for the past several weeks
; of the Misses Campbell, returned to
| her home in Suffolk, Virginia, Fri
: day.
t Rev. and Mrs. William Best have
, gone to Washington for several mon
!, this where it will be more convenient
to his work.
Mrs. VIM. Childs, of Summit Point.
] is on the sick list.
4 The following out-of-town people
e attended the funeral of Master Dud-
4 ley Bailey: Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mil
e Ter and daughter Virginia of Mart
: insburg: Mrs E. r. Johnson and Vir-
2 GINA Bailey. of Akron, o., Mrs. Les
5 ter Bailey. Mrs. Clarence Bailey,
S Mrs Richard Kerfott, Mrs Michael
t Smith and Mrs. Harry Conner, of
Hagerstown. Nd.
Miss Mary Porterfield, physical
i educational director of the Charles
: Town graded and high schools, left
:, Thursday for New York where she
9 will spend two weeks with friends.
Bette Lee Ramey, of East Cong
: ress street, is sick.
j Miss Anna Flemings of Ransom, is
! visiting in Kearnewille neighbor-
y hood.
S Harry Fur, of Bolivar, and Will
e liam Lancaster of Ransom, motored
n to Jacksonville and Lakewood, Flor
q ida last week and will spend the VIM
: ter there.
e Mr. and Mrs. Norman johnson and
little daughter, Mary Mason, of Lau-
|. rel, Md, were the guests of the for
s mer's parents Mr. and Mrs. John o.
Johnson, last week
Mrs. ]. j. Riley is visiting her dau-
ghter, Mrs Lambert Mason, after hav-
ing spent some months at the Jeffer-
son Hotel with her sons, Messrs
Maitland and Courtney Riley.
Mr.. Cleon b. Moore has returned
to New York after visiting his sister,
Mrs. Logan B. Shut, at Kabletown.
Miss Cornelia Winder, who has
! been visiting her sister, Mrs c. N.
III be hoc
to Hampton, Va.
Mrs. William Bailey has been quite
i'll at her home on South Samuel st.
The annual election of the vestry
of Zion Episcopal Church took place
i Monday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Davenport, Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Be1tzhoover, Mrs. George Moore
! and Mrs. William Campbell attended
! the meeting of the Eastern Panhan-
i die Alliance of Women's Clubs in
i Shepherdstown.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank B. Robinson of
\ Ransom, have been visiting Mrs. O. L..
Robinson, in Winchester
Mrs. T. A. Williams and little
daughter. Margaret Louise, of Mid
dletown, Va, spent the day recently
with Mrs Williams parents, Dir. and
4 Mrs. j. Pittman.
Mr.. French Thompson, of Win
chester, Va, spent Monday with his
sister, Mrs. VIM. T. Ramey.
Miss Eva G. Ramey is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fl. Ramey, at WEIGH.
Mrs DIR. A Ramey, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Arthur G. Ramey,
was called to Washington last week
by the illness of her sister, Mrs Ed
gar Leedy, who is improving now.
Little Miss Katherine Alder, who
has been surgical patient at the
Charles Town General Hospital, re-
y turned to her home on Monday.
4 Mrs. NJ v Miller is quite sick at
& her home on West Washington
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