Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-06-17

Dir. Forrest A. Brown. Rev. Austin
B. Mitchell, Misses Rebecca Trapnell
and Mary T. Howell. attended CON-
mencemnt exercises at the Virginia
Theological Seminary. at Alexandria,
Va. the first of June.
Misses Katherine Lee Bowman. of
| Harrisonburg. Va, and Louise Beld-
! en-, of Wilmington, N. c., are visit
ing their Randolph-Macon Woman's
/ College elassmate, Miss Margaret
Best, on East Congress street.
Messrs. Frank Boxwell Of Dallas.
+. Texas, and Nicholas Boxwell, of
Hagerstown, Md. were at their for
mer home in Charles Town, last
week to attend the funeral of their
father, the late W. NJ Boxwell.
Miss Ruth Anderson has returned
i to her home IN Ransom from a pleas
It visit with her uncle, Mr. 3. G.
/ Anderson and family, at Berryville.
Va. While there she attended the
graduating exercises of the Berry
vile High School.
Mrs. Robt. f. Hockensmith accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Laura Mar
tin, of Emmittsburg, Md, arrived
Saturday to spend the the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Brown L.
Rissler. Miss Martin returned to
her home on Monday.
/ State Treasurer W. s. johnson, of
/ Charleston, passed through Harpers
/ Ferry Saturday. from New York en-
route TO Berkeley Springs, for a few
| days. Treasurer Johnson saws the
/ Berkeley Springs baths cannot be
! excelled.
Mr.. CORTLAND ID. Baker, who was
honored with the degree of Master of
Arts at the George Washington Uni
versity commencement. is in Charles
| Town, and viii spend the greater
part of the summer here with his
mother, Mrs. Annie D. Baker.
Mr.. Louie Burns returned to Cor
nell University on Saturday, after
being at his home, at Flowing
Spring, for a few days intermission
from school studies. He will take
the summer course at Cornell, and
will remain there till August goth.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Dean Colston. the
latter formerly Miss Virginia Pierce.
of Clarke Co.. Va. whose marriage
took place recently, have left for their
| future home at Balboa, Panama Ca
nal Zone, where Mr.. Colston holds
responsible position in the Canal
Zone government.
Mr.. R. H. Higginbotham, of New
Oxford, Pa, was in town last week,
enroute to Washington, having been
summond there on account of the ILL
ness of his daughter, Louise, who had
undergone an operation in Sibley
Hospital. where she had studied while
in nurse training several years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alexander,
of Baltimore. Md. have arrived in
town to spend the summer at their
home on South Samuel Street. and
had as their guests over the week
endT Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartlett, of
Baltimore. Mrs. Bartlett was be-
fore marriage Miss Margaret Alex
ander.
Mrs. Harry j. Cain and two little
sons. from Clarksburg. have Joined
Mr. Cain, and they will make their
future home in Charles Town, on
South Mildred street. Miss Mabel
Cain accompanied Mrs. Cain and will
make a short visit with them. Mr..
Cain has recently accepted a position
with Mr.. C. w. Brown.
Mrs. George Campbell, of Christ
|. Church Mission, left last week for
Bluefield to attend the annual meet
ing of the Diocesan Woman's Auxil-
larry of West Virginia She will rep
resent the four auxiliaries of Zion
Episcopal Church. From Bluefield,
Mrs. Campbell will go to visit
friends in Princeton.
Mr.. George H. Denny, who has
been teaching at Germantown, near
Philadelphia, spent a week at his
home here, and on Monday entered
the West Virginia University sum-
mer school for a term of eleven
weeks. Other Jefferson county teach
ers who will take the summer course
at Morgantown are Miss Virginia
Rider, of Halltown, who taught at
Elkins, w. Va, the past year, and
Miss Frances Fossett, of Harpers
Ferry.
Mr.. George F. Coyle, of Charles
ton, W. Va, who, with his family is
spending the summer at his farm in
Jefferson county, was guest Friday
at the George Washington Hotel. Mr.
Coyle formerly made his home in
Winchester, and was engaged in the
dry goods business here under the
firm name of Coyle and Richardson,
from 1876 to 1880. The firm was
located in building on Main street,
formerly owned by Miss Fannie
Wolfe Winchester Independent.
Couch Hammock, 5000, at
p. o. Dunaway's.