Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-11-07
Local Miscellany.
lnty Court met yesterday.

| County Court met Yesterday.
Corn and wood wanted at the SpIRI
Office.
! Don't forget the Woodmen's supper il
Rouss Memorial Hall November 9. 10
and II.
Mr.. Samuel Michael has just stuffed
and mounted a handsome blue heron foi
Mr.. ]. Shirley Smith.
1t will do You good to attend the
Woodmen's supper and get good
square meal at a small price.
Miss Fannie Currie was operated upon
at DR.. Vehning's Hospital, Wednesday,
tor appendicitis, and is doing well.
The old Henkle farm, near Uvilla, has
been sold by Allen F. Carrot and wife
to Mr., Chas. c. Henkle, for 81. 500.
The ladies of the Summit Point NJ. E.
Church South will hold an oyster supper
in Bakers Hall November 10 and II.
Mrs. Julia Alexander is haying her
residence property on South George
street painted and otherwise improved,
DR.. Ramey's Dental Office will be
closed from Nov. 10 to Nov. is. 1905.
Patients please take notice and prevent
disappointment.
The Woodmen will serve oysters,
chickens, ham, ice cream and cake at
their supper on the evenings of Novem-
Der 9, 10, and II.
Mir. John w. Merchant has sold his
farm on Rocky Marsh, west of Shepherds
town, contaiNng 40 acres, to Mr., Charles
Needy, at $40 per acre.
A good secondhand four-horse power
steam engine and two-and-a-half horse
power gasolene engine for sale by Conk-
Ign Bros, Charles Town. w. Va.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will hold supper in Rouss Memorial
Hall on November 9, 10 and II, 1905.
Proceeds to uniform degree team.
Mrs. Carrie Souders and son Ray, have
moved from Charles Town to the house
formerly occupied by the late Joseph
Barry on Camp Hill, Harpers Ferry.
The new Cabin Building Association,
of which Mr.. C. Frank Gallaher is secre-
tary and treasurer, starts off at lively
pace, with about eight hundred shares of
stock.
William Hyatt, a son of Mr.. D. w
Hyatt, had one of his feet mashed in the
elevator at the Harness Factory Wednes-
day morning. He is an employee at the
factory. DR.. Pittman gave him attention.
Mr.. Charles w. Brown has our thanks
for an elegant preseat TO our better half
on the occasion of his recent opening.
We appreciate it very much, and wish
him much continued prosperity, which he
50 eminently deserves.
Mr.. Joseph Trapnell, IT,, of New Y ork,
who recently visited his old home in this
place, is at the head of company own
ing large granite quarry near New
York, and his visit here was for the pur-
pose of holding a consultation with
in this section.
A loose mule strayed out on the COM
pleted portion of Winchester and Wash
lngton City Electric Railway dam. near
Melville, Saturday night. and fell off in
to the water some feet below. He was
able to swim out however. and reached
the shore not much the worse either for
his tall or sudden ducking.
An interesting game of foot ball was
played on the Charles Town field yester-
lay between the Orange and Blacks. re-
sulting in score 10 to o, in favor of the
Orange. Although this was an interest
ing game the teams are discouraged in
the small amount taken IN at the gate, it
not being enough to pay expenses.
Miss Elizabeth Subette has sold to the
and Washington City Elec-
.ric Railway Company two tracts of land
near the Millville mill. One tract is on
The west side of the river and contains
80 acres. a part of large tract of 90
acres. The other is smaller and lies over
he river opposite the first tract The
in both sales was ST., 200 So