Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-02-17
PERSONAL MENTION


business for several years past. has
closed his place here and gone to
Tampa. Fla. to try his luck in that
city.
Mr.. Nelson Coleman has returned
from short trip to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Coyle, of
Charleston. have been here for a
few days ma visit to Mrs Coyle's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Green.
Misses Anna Moore Link and Julia
Decker spent the weekend with Miss
Audrey Blackford. in Washington.
Miss Christine Washington has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
South Carolina.
Mr.. j. NJ. Trapnell. well-known
horseman. went to Washington. Mon
day.
Mrs. Edmund r. Taylor has been
in Baltimore, the past few days.
Miss Elizabeth Cowden Moore has
been home from Wilson College.
Chambersburg. Pa, the past few
days, and returned Monday.
Mr.. B. Fl. Riddleberger. the we'll
known Charles Town merchant. has
been spending week in New York
City, during which he attended the
Toy Fair" conducted by three Hun
dred of the leading manufacturers of
the country. showing their new 1926
lines of toys, representing almost
everything that can be concerned
for Christmas: and also merchandise
of every description to sell from FIVE
cents to five dollars
Mr.. John G. Elliott has returned
&c. t~s4 L.
Elizabeth Davis. in Clarksburg.
Master Billy Marshall. of Ransom,
is quite sick at his home.
Mr.. H. P. Whitmore. the contrac-
tor, is quite sick at his home on
South Church street.
Mr.. Edward Phillips and daughter.
/ Miss Elizabeth, spent the weekend
with the formers sister-in-law, Mrs
| Claude E. Haines, of Washington
who has been quite sick but is i'm
proving.
Mr.. Harry Conrad is quite sick al
his home on West Washington street
Master Wall Burns is confined ia
his home on East Liberty street with
bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strider. OF
Altoona Farm. are the proud parents
of a fine baby boy, born at the
Charles Town General Hospital Sun
day afternoon. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Mrs. Elmer c. Ronemus has beer
sick at her home in Ransom. but i:
since better.
Mrs. Esther Robinson, of Salisbury
N. c., spent a night last week with
4 bar at1nf Mrs. C,,I,n 1o,,I
Mr.. H. n. Bradley, of the Federal
prohibition force, Of the Northern
District of West Virginia, was in
town visiting Mrs. Bradley and hi.
daughters, Mr.. Howard Sechrist anc
Mrs. Dennis Link. He went from
here to Berkeley Springs
Mr.. c. M West, of Rippon. ha.
been in Baltimore and Washington
! visiting his sister. Mrs. James Moudy
in the latter city. Mrs. Moudy /:
convalescing from the effects of ar
automobile accident at Christmas
when she had her shoulder broken.
Mrs. Howard 0. Wilt. of Rippon
and Mrs. Richard Russell, of Charlie.
Town, are in Keyse, w. Va, visiting
Mrs. Wits sister. Mrs. Edward
Athey.
Miss Clara Hooff is in Norfolk
Va, to spend several weeks as :
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. B. Urqu
| hart.
Mrs. John Clipp, of Ransom. i.
quite sick at her home.
Miss Rebecca Trapnell, of South
Mildred street. left Monday fol-
Charleston, S. c., for a two weeks
visit with Miss Williams.
Miss Anna Eichelberger, on hel
way to church Sunday morning, fell
on the ice and broke her arm.
Captain ]. E. Wyatt and Mrs
Wyatt, who went to Kansas recently
will probably make their home ir
that place where their daughter, Mr.,
Gladstone, has been living for some
years past
Attorney R. Gray Williams. Of
Winchester, Va. was in attendance
at Circuit Court, on Saturday.
Attorneys G. N. Campbell and E
L. Luttrell, of Martinsburg, were
here Monday attending the closing
session of Circuit Court.
Mr.. Chas. P. Weller, well-knowr
auto garage man and machinist, has
been confined to his home for sew
eral days with very bad cold.
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