Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-07-10

Trespass notices, for posting lands
Il for sale at the SPIRIT Office.
Wall sold to dress beef men car of fal
hogs last Saturday. They are to be killed
at Harrisburg.
Subscribe for stock in the People
Building Association. Shares for sale al
D. S. Hughes.
Mr.. Thomas c. Bowling has sold his
automobile. and has invested in fine
horse and buggy.
The Baltimore and Ohio Y. M. C. A.
picnic Miss Jennie Smith's) will be held
at Island Park July 26
Messrs. Cooke & Phillips are moving
into their new storeroom opposite the
Farmers and Merchants Deposit Co.
Bank.
| Mr.. Richard w. Heater. aged So years.
a veteran of the Mexican War, died at
his residence in Bolivar Saturday night.
of old age.
Shares of stock in the new Peoples
Building Association may be obtained at
the store of D. S. Hughes or law office of
John Porterfield.
The young people of the Summit Point
Baptist Church will hold lawn party in
the church yard on Thursday and Friday
nights, July IL and 10
A young lady. Miss Costello, becom-
| ing giddy. fell off the hobby horses Sat-
urday night and was knocked senseless.
DR. Albin gave her attention.
Messrs Wooddy & Baker are laying a
Gem INT pavement in front of the Farmers
Supply Company and Chinese Laundry
buildings of Mrs. Frances Gibson.
Capt. ]. c. Holmes. United States In
spector of Public Buildings under the
Supervising Architect of the Treasury,
we are pleased to note, has been reappoint-
ed.
The performer with the trick mule in
Jones Show was thrown by that active
animal Saturday night, and had his COL
lar bone broken. DR. Neill gave him
surgical attention.
The ladies of Oakland M. E. Church
South will give Festival on Friday and
Saturday evening. July 20 and 81. at the
church-proceeds for church purposes.
Public cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. John H. McGarry. son of Mr.. James
w. McGarry. of Shenandoah Junction,
has received an appointment in the Fish
Commission. and will be stationed at
Fish Hatchery in Glenn county, Califor-
MIA.
The farm of NJ G. Ramsburg. contain
ing COZ acres, near Leetown. was sold on
Thursday, by Messrs. Brown and Beck
with. Trustees, to Mr.. Geo. H Bowers, OF
Birmingham, Alabama, for $3.50 per
acre
A horse and buggy belonging to era
ven James was stolen from a hitching
post in Charles Town Wednesday night
and was found by by Brady Shoemaker
near his home at Rippon early Thursday
morning.
Rev. James Long. recently chosen
pastor of the Charles Town Baptist
Church. arrived with his family last week
from Bowling Green, Va. They have
two children, son, age 9. and little
daughter, age 4 years.
Nearly every family uses the products
of the National Biscuit Company. BY
saving of the ''in-er-seal trademarks. 7"
two of which appear on each package.
you have an opportunity of receiving a
81 so in gold prize. See advertisement
for full particulars.
DR.. Louis NJ. Allen has been appointed
assistant surgeon to the Maryland Naval
| Brigade. and will have a cruise with the
tars in August. DR.. Allen is a son OF
Mr.. Owen Allen. of this county and a
brother of Mr.. A. S. Allen and Mrs. H.
H. Mccormick. OF this place.
DIR. J. D. Fry has sold his farm, con-
| tanning 400 acres, lying two miles west of
Middleway. in Berkely county. to Mrs
Walsh. wealthy lady. of Washington.
| D. c.. for the sum of Sc 500. Mrs Walsh
expects to make extensive improvements
and fit it up as a summer resort.
The voting contest to decide who is
the most popular lodge man in Charles
Town, conducted for the benefit of Shen-
andoah Tribe. o r. NJ. closed July 4.
Five popular lodge men were voted for.
The prize handsome gold emblem ring.
was awarded to Capt. Julius c. Holmes,
who received 425 more votes than any
other candidate.
The Charles Town base ball team de-
feated the Frederick (Md) Club here
Wednesday afternoon by IS to a. The
largest crowd that ever attended ball
game here was present, the occasion be-
ing the Red Mems celebration. The fea-
ture of the game was the bdtting OF
Bonham, of Charles Town. Battery for
Charles Town-Saymoski and Hayden.
Umpire-Professor Speer.
The Young men of Charles Town have
issued invitations to series of dances to
be given at Hotel Powhatan on July 10
and 27, August 10 and "a, and September
J. The chaperones are Mesdames Thomas
C. Bowling. H. H. Mccormick R. w.
Alexander. J. Allison Eyster and James
NJ. Mason. Messrs William NELL, IT.,
Edward c. Fisher and Walter w. Alex
ander compose the committee in charge.
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