Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-06-19
Local Miscellany.


The wheat harvest will begin in JEFF
ferson the latter part of this week.
Miss Jennie Milstead has had her prop.
erty nicely improved fence paint.
ed. etc.
The Southern Methodist church in
Shepherdstown is to be handsomely i'm.
proved.
| Miss Julia A Coleman died at her home
in Harper's Ferry on Monday of last
week, aged 62 years.
The handsome residence of Mr. Frank
II Dukesmith. in Meadville, Pa. was
burned few days ago.
| If you like to wear good clothes read
the new adv Of Geo c Marsteller. He
keeps them, and will treat you right.
Mr.. Lewis Yates, baggage agent at
Shenandoah Junction. was badly injured
by lot OF baggage falling ON him few
days ago.
Ferd Snyder. son OF Mr. Jacob Snyder
of the Shenandoah Junction vicinity. fell
from cherry tree and fractured his
collar-bone.
Sachs G. Co. offer for rent the upper
floors of the building which they occupy
one door west of Palm Hotel. A low rem
tai is asked.
The colored people had very interest
ing Children's Day celebration in the
Wainwright Free Baptist Church on
Sunday night.
There is something of especial interest
for gentlemen readers in the new double
column adv, of Max Theodore, in this
paper today. Read 1t.
Burns & Shugert are clearing out all
trimmed and untrimmed hats and flowers
at half price and less. Call aud get best
selection. Theprice will sell them quick.
{. r. Hardesty' Sons shipped recently
from Summit Point carload of unusal-
ly fine lambs, ia of which. averaging IS
pounds each. were purchased OF Mr., L.
R. Huyett.
Rev. James Long of Bowling Green,
Va, has accepted the call to the pastorate
| eff the Charles Town Baptist Church. and
expects to take charge on the second
Sunday in July.
The STANDARD Lime and Stone Com
pany has added to its splendid equip
ment at its Millville quarries an i'm
proved stone loader, which is an i'm
mense labor saver.
have organized a reel team to enter the
races in Charles Town on July 4. and the
boys will start practice Immediately.
Martinsburg World.
Miss Anna Hunt, hairdresser, will be
at Mrs Julia Young's until June 20, 1906.
Ladies needing her services are invited
to give her a call or leave word with
Miss Blanche Young.
Mr. r P Kline, our old friend Stone
wall, has taken the Burns blacksmith
shop on the Berryville turnpike. and So
licits the patronage of the good people
of that section. See advertisement.
Mr. David L Wageley. at DR. Pittman's
drug store. is doing some fine picture
framing work. He has just handsomely
framed map of the new addition to
Charles Town for us, and 1t Is a model
job.
Mr.. Richard Gibson. brother of Mrs
D. ]. Howell, was married in Christ
Church, Alexandria. June 6, to Miss
Eleanor Williams French. Mrs. D. ].
Howell was one of the danes of honor,
and her son, Mr.. Beaudric Howell. was
one of the ushers.
The Members of Blue Ridge Lodge,
No 1871, Knights of Pythias. turned out
at 6:3o p. m. Sunday and held memorial
services over the grave OF their late
brother John w, Russell. in the Episco-
pal graveyard, after which they decorated
his grave with flowers.
Avery. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o.. w. Bush, gave party last Wed
nesdav in honor of her two cousins,
Misses Maud and Julia Rowland. and a
number of her schoolmates. After jol-
| ly time at music and games refreshments
were served. and all enjoyed pleasant
evening.
| Married. at the residence of the offici-
ating minister in Charles Town, June
II, 1000. by Rev ] H Wolf, Mr. Leonard
Viands to Miss Anne Lee Wilt, both of
this county; and on June is, 1900. at
same place. by the same, Mr. Thomas
Cantelo to Miss Mamie Likes. both of
Washington. d. Z.