Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-01-14
Local Miscellany.
County Court January 81.

Get your Sale Bills at the SPIRIT Office,
if you want the best.
The snow last Tuesday afforded fine
sleighing season until Saturday night.
Candidates were almost as thick as
leaves in Valambrosa in town last Satur-
day.
Advertise your sales in the SPIRIT OF
IEFFERsoN-the paper of the largest local
circulation.
Charles Town was left in darkness
last night on account of high waters at
the Millvllle electric plant.
The coming wedding for September
will be great surprise to the many
friends of BOTH See later.
The telegraph. telephone and electric
wires were seriously interfered with by
the heavy SHOWS last Tuesday.
The snow last Tuesday clogged the
hands of the town clock. and stopped
their movement for some hours.
The various orders of Charles Town
are comforting upon the matter of having
a big 22nd OF February celebration.
The handsome fixtures gre being
placed in the new building CT the Bank
of Charles Town, which will be ready
for occupancy in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Bane. Jr. gave a
very enjoyable dance at their home near
Leetown on Friday night, January 8, in
honor ofIther daughter. Miss Mamie.
The DeKoven Male Quartette and
Reader will gsve an entertainment at
Powhatan College on Wednesday even
ing, January IS. Tickets IS and so cts.
on sale at Miller's Pharmacy.
The ladies of the Murrill Hill Metho-
dist Church. near Manning S school-house,
will give an oyster supper Saturday
evening, January 49, for benefit of re-
pairs on church. Public cordially invited.
DeKoven Male Quartette and Reader
"a fine company, consisting of Messrs.
Howard L. Baxter, Ivon H. Blackman,
Clifford A. Foote, John ]. Odbert and
Misses Estelle Van Horne-at Powhatan
College, January IS.
At the recent annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Guanajuato Consoli-
dated Mining and Milling Company.
held at their Office in Charles Town,
about 35s.ooo shares were present and
the following directors were elected: F
G Corning. G A McGlone. Robert Null
ford, Donald Mclean. ] D w Guthrie,
CVR Cogswell, M E Macdonald, A
B Banks and A H Boul'er.
The stockholders of the National Cti-
zens Bank this morning elected the fol-
lowing directors: C w Henshaw, G E
Hughes. Langdop, Geo W Shul. b
D Gibson, John H Bishop and Eugene
Shlgart Officers reelected by the d.
rectors were {: B D Gibson, president;
B F Langdon, viee-president; Gerard D
Moore. cashier. A MS Morgan. assist
ant cashier; w L Gibson. individual
bookkeeper: T C Green, attorney.
| The stockholders of the Farmers and
Merchants Deposit Company this morn
| ing elected directors as follows: c N
Coleman. w Riley. VIM Kahn. R R
Smith. J Ed Burns. r l. Withers. ] l.
Burns R w Alexander, w F Alexander.
| Jas w Benner. w Williams. w o Nor
ris, R H Phillips. c F Wall and w A
Higgs. The directors subsequently re-
elected the old officers as follows: X l.
Withers, president; w Alexander. vice
president; S Lee Phillips. cashier; Ino
w Locke, asst cashier; R M Moore,
bookkeeper; VIM Phillips, asst book
keeper.
Officers of Wildey Lodge. No. 27. o
o F. elected January and installed last
thursday night c w Smith. N G; G.
w Bush. v G; D w Raney. f S; w W
Ely. R S; E Miley. Warden; VIM H
Anderson. Chaplain; A D Mahoney.
conductor; VIM H Moler. S G; F D
Davis. o G; E Ncewarner. R S N
G; Frank Dunlap, L S NC; B F Dooley.
R VIC; Jenkins, L S V G; D P Con-
rad. r S S; c ] Whitmore. L S S; H L
Ronemus, Treasurer; VIM Anderson,
Janitor; BF Dooley. w H Anderson.
H N Bradley. w Smith and T A Ra-
mey. Trustees.
NJ Z DAa1ax, hax led <.,t
a full quarter of century as secretary
OF Wildey Lodge No, 27. l. o. o. F., of
this place. the members of that organiza-
ton on the evening of January pre-
sented him fine Odd Fellows watch
charm. The presentation speech was
made by Past Grand Julius c. Holmes,
IN his usual felicitous manner. and was
responded to by Mr. Dooley, who was
taken completely by surprise in the sud-
den and unexpected tribute thus paid by
his fellow members of this worthy order
to his fidelity to the trust reposed in him
for so many years.
The following have been elected Off
GERS OF Washington Camp, No. 10. P o.
S of A, Charles Town. w Va. for the en-
suing six months. from January 1, 1905 !:
DIR T A Ramey. Past Pres't; E Reed.
Prest; J Woodville Johnson. Vice Prest;
Geo Morriss. M of F; Cecil Ely. Con-
ductor; Elias Hiney. Rec Sec'y; d G.
Fulton, Asst Sec'y; E Frank DAVIS. Fin
Sec'y; NJ OFT. Treas; Cumpton Moore,
Inspector; B NJ Davis, Guard; Geo W
Bush. r Sentinel: K K Bailiss. l. Senti-
mel; John Fleming. Chaplain. Trustees.
DR. Pittman. IS months; Chas M
Truudle, IL months; Chas A Johnson. 6
months. Lodge meets every Friday
night 7: 80 o'clock. on third floor of Bishop
Building.