Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-23
Local Miscellany.
The New Casino is great.
See new adv OF W S Croft.

Land posting notices for sale at tn
SPIRIT Office.
There was slight snow squall her
last Thursday.
| See double column adv ofCharlesTo
Department Store.
For an hour of innocent enjoyment q
to the New Casino.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Arthur Daven
port. fine daughter.
Read big new adv and see holida,
display at the Racket Store.
Myrtle Nelson-cute. cunning and cap
tvating-at the New Casino.
A fire has been burning in the Blu.
Ridge mountains near Manning's
The New Casino is giving fine enter
tainments, with large audiepces nightly.
Born to MIR and Mrs Z VIM Ruhl, il
Washington City. October 90, a son
George Ross Ruhl.
A valuable Jersey COW owned by Mr.
George West. near Kabletowp, fell owe
dead few day ago.
Packet, Brothers have had ,efferso,
County Telephone installed at thei
Locust Hill stock farm.
See adv of Lowry's Restaurant-bip
gest aud attest oysters, fresh fish, meals
lunches. pes, cakes. etc.
The Electric Light Company is sub
stitutng some fne incandescent light.
Tor old ones Oh our streets.
A young shark was received with lo
of fresh fish at the jefferson Market. ant
has attracted much attention.
Deputy Postmaster Darrell Kopnc+
went down 10 his old home on SATURDAY
and made good rabbit hunt
The Stephenson Seminary and Shep
herd College basket ball team will play
at Shepherd College tomorrow.
The ladies of the Episcopal church al
Summit Point will hold a supper Deem.
3, for the benefit of the church.
Mr.. Joseph Tharpe, of near Mechan.
icstown. raised some heads OF cabbage
which weighed from 10 to IA lbs each.
Mr.. Lester E. Staley. OF Shepherds
town, and Miss Lillian o. Moer, of Ba-
kerton, were married in Hagerstown on
Tuesday.
Thos, ] Burleigh, Jr.. of Harpers Fer
ry, has entered the Georgetown Univer-
sty and is studying to be an architect at
ff-hours
Miss Laura Strider will give talk on
missions on Sunday night, November IS,
at o'clock. in the NJ Church South at
Bakerton.
The Charles Town Gas Co has ordered
4. 600 feet additional of four-inch main,
to be added to the 1000 feet which has
Just been put in.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church South
at Summit Point will hold dinner in
that pace on Thanksgiving day in
Wiegnton's old store room.
The Jefferson Comfy Sunday School
Association will hold its annual meeting
in the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Harpers Ferry November 90.
Messrs L r Becker and James Camp
bell. of Millville. went out to Mr. Isaac
Ramey's near the Opequon. aud baggtd
a fine lot of rabbits and squirrels.
Mr.. Elias Hiney was taken to a Balti-
more hospital and had one of his eyes
removed. He stood the ordeal very well
and is now on the road to recovery.
The Citizens Fire Company will pa
rade the afternoon of Thanksgiving Day.
and the Independent company will have
their steamer ont for exercise at Evitt's
run.
Miss Sarah Louise Pomeroy was mar
ried in Chambersburg, Pa, to MIR.
Walter Beatty. The bride was formerly
a member of the faculty of Stepher son
Seminary, and has many friends in
Charles Town.
The ladies of the Rector's Aid Society
of Grace Church. Middleway. will serve
tea. sand wiches and salads at the Rec
tory, Saturday. November 27, from to
o'clock. Proceeds to pay for some
needed repairs.
The Week of Prayer of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the M E
Church South was begun by sermon
by Rev J T Williams on Sunday, and is
being continued with services each af-
ternoon, except Thursday, at the homes
of members.
The marriage OF Mr. William S. Gracey,
a popular young farmer of the Charles
rown vicinity. 20 Miss Emma Wright,
was solemn,z ID at the home of the bride
father. Mr. George Wright. near Wades-
VILE. Clarke county, Va, at noon n
Wednesday by Rev. H V. Wheeler.
Married, on Tuesday afternoon n
Hayt rstown, Miss Louise Travis Bak, !
and Mr. ! Murphy Shaull, of Middlewa,
N this county The ceremony was
performed by Rev ! Pointz Tyler, OF tle
Episcopal church. at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mrs, J. w. l.. Baker
in the presence of relatives and few
intimate frieI DIS.
Mrs. Ellen Gorsuch, widow of William
Gorsuch, prominent railroad man dice
Nov. 10, of pneumonia, aged 80 years
She was a Miss Riley, of Harper 8 Fer
h. 6rct b,Ic