Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-11-22

Z w Iaylor.
Rippon to the front. B. F. Yate.
boasts I4-pound boy.
Mr.. Geo. w, Armentrout has Lard 3
brick pavement along the Vending lo
on North Water street.
Mr.. w. w. Johnson has sold 10 Mr.
James M. Mason. Jr.. two lots on tbs
Washington City addition, for 600.
Mr.. Jas. A. Gordon has laid a brick
pavement IN front of the property OF
Miley Bros. on North Samuel street.
Messrs. Rider & Rider are equippine
the Wainwright Free Baptist church
(coloredD with an up-to-date furnace.
Mr. W w Johnson has purchased the
property formerly owned by the late
Jas d Brown on East Liberty street,
The Misses Wysong gave tea Friday
from $50 to $50 in honor of their guest
Miss Mary c. Humphreys. OF Norfolk.
See double column adv. of the Phila-
delphia Furniture and Vehicle Co.. and
read of the splendid lines of goods they
offer.
Mr., w. S. Merchant has our thanks
for some fine celery, such as he handles
regularly. fresh from the Hartzell gar.
dens at Shepherdstown.
A game of foot ball played here yester.
day, between Randolph Macon Academy
and Charles Town. resulted in favor Of
the home team. Score II to o.
County Engineer Hendricks ha.
bought Kelley-Springfeld road roller
1t weighs ten tons. and will be put il
service on the roads of the county a
once.
MIR. Ed. F. Clipp. well-known young
farmer of the Shenandoah Junction vi
cinity, wears a broad smile. It's {
sweet little girl. and he wouldn't take {
million for it.
A plucky young Democrat. not quite
old enough to vote, of which Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. E. Bailey are the proud parents
appeared az Deputy Sheriff Young's res
dence last week
Mr.. John T. Colston has leased Nor
| dington. the Mitchell home in the
southern section of Charles Town, ant
with his daughter. Miss Bessie. will movs
| there next spring.
Mr.Thos. R. Moore has taken possession
of his new house on South Mildred street
aud Mr.. A. N. S. Morgan has taken the
house vacated by MIR. Moore on Eas
Washington Street.
Mrs. Hoke is building the P. o. S. Of
A. hall over her new store building a
| Millvllle. now in course of erection. =
The order there is fourishing, and ha.
over thirty members.
For liberal supply of nice sausags
| and offal we are indebted to Mrs. S. P
| Birkitt, whose periodical substantial re
membranes of the printer are much ap
preciated. Many thanks to her ant
her good husband.
We had treat of rabbit last week
thanks to the generosity of our whole
! souled friend MIR. +. d. Davis. VIVA
Fill. dosen't know about hunting ant
fishing is hardly worth knowing. and Ii
| gets there with both feet every time.
Mrs Margaret c Willingh am, wife o
George Willingham. died at her home a
Summit Point last Tuesday. aged 10 years
| Deceased was before her marriag
| a Miss Brown of Browns Crossing, nov
Bardane. Her husband and three son
survive.
Mr. w w Johnson has added tire
rooms and handsome porches to his resi-
dence on the corner of Washington ant
Church streets. This addition has beel
made on his property facing Churcl
street. He expects to newly paint TIL
entire building.
Charles Henry Wilt. aged 10 years
son of MIR, Henry Wilt of Millville. die
on Saturday last, of typhoid fever Flu
neral services were held in Silver Grow
Church on Sunday afternoon. conducte
by Rev. ]. w. Reeves. after which tn
remains were inferred in the John T"
Dillow graveyard.
c. c. Getzendanner, of Kearneysvills
had difficulty with the tenant on h
place, j. w Roberts. and fired at hi
with a shotgun. Several OF the she
struck Roberts, but no serious injury we
. inflicted. Getzendanner was arrested
but was released on bail to await th
action of the grand jury.
Mr. Garland II Moore, who has bee
for some while past in Baltimore, SUI
ceeds Mr. Grove Henkle as Deputy Coul
ty Clerk and as Secretary of the Boar
of Education of Charles Town Distric
Mr. Moore is worthy and competel
Young man, and his appointment
these positsons is generally approved.
D Mr. C w Schuetze. an experience
! butcher of Philadelphia. has purchase
of Mr. Wager Fritts the latter's me
. stand and business in the Market Hou
building. He proposes to conduct u
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