Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-04-12
Local Miscellany.

ing his property at Kabletown,
IAN out for Halltowu !" Ask Bol
Phillips, Ed Drish or Walter Riley.
Mr.. C. w. Taylor has painted the Tai
bott Office building occupied by DR.. ]. L
Luke.
A rick of hay belonging to Mr.. Geo
w. Shull was burned early "Wednesday
morning.
What has become of the Rouss Likeness:
from the north side of the Rouss Build
ing cupola.
Mr.. ]. Fl. jennings. of Middleway
celebrated his 10Th birthday anniversary
last Tuesday.
The family of Mr.. Geo. B. Shaull. Of
near Middleway had family reunion a
few days ago.
Mr. John G. Shirley. of Middleway,
celebrated his Saith birthday anniversary
on the I'd of April.
Messrs. Highley Rodrick and Lacy
Webster have painted the dwelling Of
Mrs. Emily Rodrick.
The Powhatan Band will hold fair
in Rouss Hall three days in May, begin
ming on Thursday, the goth.
Mr.. o. NJ. Phillips has sold three lot:
on Fifth avenue, at SIS each, to MIR. Wal
ter Glaize, who will build on the same.
The congregation of the NJ. E. Church
South will give their new pastor and
family reception. at the church. mex
Friday evening.
Thos. J. Wilson has sold his store prop
ertY at Wickliffe to Raymond Johnson
of Gaylord. and has come to Charles
Town to reside.
Rev E T Mason, pastor of the Lee
town Baptist church, was thrown from a
buggy and dragged, and very painfully
bruised few days ago.
Mrs. Mollie Graves, wife of Mr.. Wal
ter Graves and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Manuel. died at the Anna Hughes
Sanitarium, aged ~ years.
Mr. Rumsey Smithson, of this place,
| has sold two Maxwell automobiles in
| Martlnsburg- to Mr. Rosco Rauch
and the other to MIR H A Tabler.
Contractor H. P Cline has contracted
| to erect the handsome new dwelling OF
Mr.. Thos. R. Moore. in town, and to re-
build the Mt. Hammond mansion home.
Mr.. Theodore A. Brown was operated
upon at the Anna Hughes Sanatarium
lest week for the removal of growth
under his left arm, and is since doing
WE'LL
Mr.. c. E. Relninger has moved his
tailor shop to the old Starry house on
South George street, next door to the
Farmers and Merchants Deposit Co.
building.
MIR. S. H. Lands has sold his hand
some dwelling property on North Mil
street to Mr.. w. E. Reed for $1,000
Sale made through agency of Moore
& Moore.
Mr. George Tabler. son of Mr.. and
Mrs ]. c. Tabler, of Duffields. wa:
operated upon at the Anna Hughes SAM
tarium for abdominal trouble and is since
much improved.
This demolition of the southern end O
the Law Library Building Is under way
aud the work of excavation for the foun
dation for the new addition to the court
house is progressing.
Mr.. Thos. J. Campbell gave a Dime
in honor of his mother, Mrs. Jane l.
Campbell, on her goth birthday anniver
sary,at Travellers Rest" his hospitabl'
home near Kearneysvllle,
The Woman's> Missionary Union o
Winchester Presbytery will meet In thu
Presbyterian church in this place. open
ing tonight with sermon by Rev d
Lacy of Winchester. and holding a SEES
sion tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry J. Deiley, of Pittsburg. ant
Miss Alice Roper, youngest daughter o
the late w. H H. Roper of this county
were married a" Mansfield the residenc
of Rev. Dr.A. {. Hopkins. the official
ing minister. in Charles Town. on Wed
nesday evening last.
"Forger." the fine horse recently pull
chased by DR.. Howard Osburn an
Messrs. b. F. Langdon and Loga
Shut, arrived last week. He is spler
did Suffolk Punch horse. of breed nov
becoming extremely popular. and is a
animal of the first order.
OF Rev. !. c. Hawk. recently change
from Keyser to the NJ. E. Church Sout
in Charles Town. the Keyser Tribun
says: by his removal Keyser loses
true man and an able preacher of pun
gospel. We commend him and his az
compished wife as worthy of the fu
confidence of the people to whom the
are sent"
The Charles Town City Band will hol
fair in Rouss Hall on Thursday. Fl
day and Saturday, April FL, ~ and 2
The City Band is one os our most deser
ing organizations, affording delights
free open air concerts during the sun
mer season. and deserves and we are SUI
will receive good patronage at this e
tertainment.
The people of RIppon and vicinity ha'
contributed a fund to build a public ha
and much of the work on the buildii
has already been done by Contractor Ioi