Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-05-01
Local Miscellany.
County Court May !.
Circuit Court May IS.

Nounty Soutt May Z.
Circuit Court May IS.
| Mr.. Z. w. Taylor ispainting the DWELL
ing of Mr. E. Frank Ronemus.
The Central Cafe will open Wednes-
day night at : p m. Public cordially in
vited.
Mr.. Thos. R. Moore cut his left wrist
severely whilst unpacking furniture on
Saturday.
Rev. Lee H. Hout preached Sunday
afternoon to the Odd Fellowsof Shenan-
doah Junction.
Mr.. ]. A. Kanode has purchased two
lots on the new addition. and will erect a
dwelling house thereon.
Mr.. A. L. Anderson has purchased Of
Mr.. Randolph c. Anderson twotracts Of
land near Middleway. for SALTS.
The ladies of the Nj E Church South
of Uvilla will hold pie social in the hall
at that place. on Saturday night. May S.
Mr.. Thornton T. Perry entertained
the Riding and Driving Club at his Hill
Farm" near town. Wednesday evening.
Rev DR.. A. {. Hopkins will preach
the opening sermon at the, spring meet
| ing of Winchester Presbytery in Front
Royal this week.
| Contractor William H. Rodeffer will
build dwelling for Mr.. Richard c..
| Moore, about three miles north of town
near Browns shop.
Mr.. ]. T. Campbell had pair of fine
sorrel standard bred horses in town yes
terday which he had just sold to gentle
m IN frop Pennsylvania tor 1900 each.
Married, at the residence OF the officiat-
ng minister in Charles Town. April 20.
| Ioo6. Mr.. John r. Nicholson to Miss
Iona B. Richords. both OF Page county,
Va.
| Mr.. Cornelius Virts. father of Mrs.
Emma Williams. of Shenandoah juno
ton, died suddenly Tuesday morning at
his home near Sandy Hook. Md. aged
81 years.
lanes w Thomas. the popular colored
caterer, is now ready to serve the pub
lie with all the delicacies of the season at
the Central Cafe corner Charles and
Washington streets.
The Powhatan Hotel will be open for
the summer season June IS. Mr., w. O.
Speer, who had the management of the
hotel last summer. will again occupy that
position this summer.
Mr.. A. G. Wynkoop requests us to say
that he has had letters from all his insur-
ance companies. that they have but light
losses in San Francisco. and business
will go on without interruption.
c, F. Wall loaded last Monday, car
| load of horses. fresh cows and pigs, for
the suburbs of Philadelphia. Also sold
from his farm carload of shoats for the
mining regions of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. A. H. Maxell has received intelli-
pence of the demise of his brother. Mr..
| F. A. MaxeI. which occurred at York.
Pa, yesterday morning. Mr.. Maxell
will attend the funeral at Emmittsburg.
Ind tomorrow.
We were pleased to have call on Fri
day from Mr.. ]. A. Ramsburg, the Fred
erick (Md) nurserynlan. Mr.. Ramsburg.
as will be seen by advertisement in this
paper, has few choice varieties of apple
and peach trees which he can ship on
short notice.
John Alfriend fell from the top OF the
Starry building. IN course of erection, to
the second floor joistsSSaturday, and had
This head cut and sustained some concus
sion of the BRAN DR.. Neill gave him
attention. and he is since. we are pleased
to note. rapidly improving
An automobile swung around the Jai
corner into East Washington street thi:
morning. at not an overly slow speed
without sounding warning. and came
near causing serious accident to two
vehicles. in one of which were Mr.. E
| Graham Wilson and his father. Rev. E
l.. Wilson.