Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-11-30

The New Casino attracts.

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Land posting notices for sale at the
SPIRIT Office.
The County Court will hold a SPECIAL
term December -.
Don't forget that Miss Lille Dinkle's
Fancy Sale begins December IA.
Read Burns & Shueert's adv. Great
reduction in coats and tailor made suits.
Mr. Frank P Dinkle has sold his resi-
dence in Bolivar to Mrs Brilliant, for
$500.
Don't fail to hear Mr.. MILFORD Russell,
The White House Singer" 1.-The REX"
all week.
Any one wishing a capable and expe-.
renced hand TO help butcher should call
on F ID Davis.
Mr. Miller Clevenger. east of town. has
been producing some three and four
pound turnips.
The Misses Brown entertained the
Guild at their home on South Samuel
street on Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal church at
Summit Point will hold supper Decem-
3. for the benefit of the church.
Mr. Milford Russell! as a special treat
for our many patrons, will each night
change his entire act. ''rhe Rex"
6 A H<lt Il
one mile west of town. was broken into
Wednesday night and SO chickens taken.
Pearran, the photographer, has a new
adv in this issue If the SPIRIT Read
it carefully, and see what he has to say.
Mr.. Milford Russell, 1.-The White
House Singer" High class character
baritone. new songs each night The
Rex.
Messrs Davis & Emmert are pal hitting
the houses of Messrs William Wilt. Geo
w Shul. Oscar Phillips. Jr, and DR. ] J
Pttman.
Myrtle. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Smallwood, died suddenly at
their home at Bloomery Thursday, aged
two months.
Miss Virginia McGlincv, formerly a
well-known resident of Shepherdstown.
died November ro, at her home IN WASH
ington City. aged 66 years.
Little Miss Wilhelmna Phillips drew
the S. in gold at The Rex. and Raymond
Lorg held the lucky ticket which won
the lrkey at the New Casino.
Mr. Leon Upright, of Bolivar. and Miss
Cal lie Dunn. of Summit Point, were
married Thanksgiving afternoon at the
NJ P parsonage. in Harpers Ferry, by
Rev Mr. Foard
The Jefferson County Telephone Com
pauy have installed phones in the home
of Rev K K hewitt. at Shenandoah Juno
tior. and In the Troy Laundry. North
George street. Charles Town.
Miss Eva Hodges. wife of MIR c Willis
Hodges, and former pupil of Stephen
son Seminary. died few days ago at
the City Hospital at Martnsburg of
Bright's disease. in the 2oth year of her
age.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Charles
Town Baptist Church will hold an oys-
ter supper in Rouss Hall on Friday, De-
cember 3. Lunch will be served during
the day, and variety of fancy articles
will be offered for sale.
Mrs Lucy Ann Dunn died at the home
of her son. Mr. George Dunn, on the
farm Of MIR H Dutterer. near town. on
Tuesday evening last. aged 81 years.
Surviving her are several sons and daugh-
ters, among them being Mrs Samuel H
Plotner of Charles Town.
Our good colored friend Peter Brooks
| favored us with several punches of ex-
celent celery. for which we return
thanks. Peter has taken out huckster's
license. and will sell and deliver not on
ly celery. but also fresh fish of all kinds.
filling orders at your door.
Thos w Wilt. Jr.. aud Charles Hardy.
while working on the new church III
course of construction at Chestnut Hill
accidentally fell from scaffo!d to the
ground distance of eighteen feet. Both
the men su; tAined painful. though not
serious in1Iries. DR. { l. Skinner at
tended them.
| 1t will be of interest TO many OF oul
| readers to learn that our former towns
man Mr John NJ Taylor has moved from
Bridgepo t. Conn. to farm he has pur'
chased near Chattanooga, Tenn. where
he will make his future home. Mr. and
Mrs Dou glas Weller will in the future
reside in Chattanooga.
| Messis Brown Bros. IN accordance
| with time honored custom of theil
house, favored us with liberal suppl,
Of the best select oysters for Thanks9iv
| ing. for which we return many thanks
These progressive and popular young
gentlemen keep a first class establish
meut. aud their oysters. CONNECTIONS. etc
command a wide and thrifty trade.
Master Willie Morris, representing Nj
HartzeIl of Snepherdstown. has ou1
thanks for some nice celery for thanks
giving. Willie handles this celery RICH
along, and delivers to order. He is
deserving LAD. aiding his father who j
1
au in valid and an hon orable Confeder
ate veteran. and all patronage throwl
his way will be worthily bestowed.