Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-04-03


ing and Loan Association
/ Mr.. w. o. Macoughtry has bought TIL
Owens property in Middleway.
| Pay dues to Jefferson Building Asso
citation at the office of Moore & Moore,
Mr. G w Taylor is painting the dwell
ing and millinery store of Mrs Nettie F.
| holland.
Mr.. E. NJ Chapman and family have
moved from Shenandoah Junction to
Martinsburg.
Contractor H. P. Cline will erect a
dwelling house tor Mrs. E. c. Sibert, on
Preston street
In order to have a vote in the next
corporation election you must pay your
taxes before May i.
Philip Rusk. a well.known and very
worthy colored man OF this place. died
Thursday morning.
Mr.. L. A Lyme has purchased of Mr..
R W Mcintyre the latter's house and lot
in Middleway. for $SI5.
For shares in the new Savings Build
| ing and Loan Association consult the
Treasurer. Mr.. T. c. Green.
Brown Bros are introducing a new,
delicious Bntternut Bread. Try it once,
and you will be ever SO well pleased.
| Floyd c. Rohr has been appoints d
carrier and Harvey w. Houser substi-
tute, on Route No. at Harpers Ferry.
The school enumeration for Charles
Town, completed by Mr.. A. d. Barr,
shows total population of $50 of school
age.
Mr.. Lawrence McLennan died at the
home OF his brother, Mr., A. McLennan,
near Middleway. Wednesday. aged O.
years.
The question of the ACCESSIBILITY OF
uniting the two towns of Harpers Ferry
and Bolivar in one municipality is being
discussed.
Mrs. j. William Taylor and son Harry,
of the Moler's Cross Roads vicinity, have
moved to Shepherdstown where they will
make their home,
! A marriage license was issued in w ash
ington Wednesday to Mr.. John H. Nc
Garry, of Shenandoah Junction, and Miss
Emma Hopkins. of Richmond.
Mice ,,Io MoM,x~~a,, .,o1l l.
and much respected lady of Shepherds
town. died suddenly in her room at the
Entler Hotel Wednesday morning,
Married at the home of the bride in
this place Wednesday evening, by Rev.
|, J. H. Wolff. Mr. Samuel Smith, of Fred
erick county. Va. and Miss Angie Owens.
A movement has been inaugurated in
Shepherdstown looking toward the es-
Enlistment of canning factory in the
old manufacturing Co. shops at that place.
/ Mrs Annie Kimble, widow of Robert
Kimble and daughter of the late Charles
Gatrell, died at her home in Shepherds
town on Monday of last week, aged u
years
Payment of dues into the new Savings
Building and Loan Association began
yesterday, at the Office of Treasurer T..
c. Green, and many shares of stock are
being taken.
Mr.. c. Frank Gallaher has moved his
office to the room formerly occupied by
Moore & Moore in the east end of Miss
Ella Maxwell's dwelling house on East
Washington street.
Messrs. James Coleman and Robert
and Preston Blller have erected dwell
ings at Summit Point. Mr.. Whitaker.
is having house erected, and several
others are to be built this season.
Thomas W Moore and Eliza Brooks,
the latter daughter of Peter Brooks
two worthy young colored geople for
mery of this place, were married in
Washington City yesterday morning.
Mr. John S Shelter. of the Myerstown
vicinity, will move this week to tie
neighborhood of Round Hill, Va Mr.
Shelter is worthy citizen, and we COM
mend him to the good people of Loudoun
county.
Mr. James T. Miller purchased 90 acres
of the L Avenir farm of Hon d B Lucas
near Millvile. for 81 400, afterwards
sold same to Mrs Jennie l. Thompson.
Sales effected through agency of A G
Wynlsoop
John A. Mccormick. IAN ex-Confeder-
ate soldier, died at his residence on Boil
var Heights, on Tuesday night, of par.
alysis, aged 10 years. He was born neal
Berryville. and served in the Seventll
Virginia Cavalry
The County Court yesterday granted
liquor licenses to H. A. Carroll. Z. c.
Sibert. Henry Miller, John S. yesterday
r. L. Trussell, 7. E. Chamblir, Geo w
Thomas and A. w Brown. in Charles
Town James Conway. T M Conner. T
] Burlei2b, Shepherd Gatrell and E. K
Kern. in Harpers Ferry w H Lane, J
P Watkins. Elmer Dusing and Thomp
son & Carter, Shepherdstown.
The members of Virginia Lodge No. I
Independent order of Odd Fellows, O
Harpers Ferry, will on April 26 celebrate
the S7th anniversary of their lodge. Vir
ginia Lodge is the oldest Odd Fellow
Lodge in this State, and it proposes t,
make the proposed anniversary cele
bration a most interesting and enjoyable
occasion. The Grand Master of Yves
! Virginia is expected to be present.