Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-04-18

County Court May I.
Circuit Court May 10.

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! Circuit Court May 10.
See new Racket Store adv.
See new adv. of H. VOLTS Under
selling Store.
| The Powhatal Band will hold a fai,
in Rouss Hall May l. and 8.
Key. E. T. Mason has resigned d. pa,
tor OF the Lcctown Baptist Church.
The Racket Store has new double
column adv. in this issue. Read it.
The Vestry of Zion Church has pur.
chased fine new piano for the Parish
House.
Mrs. James ]. Wysong entertained al
an informal tea in honor of Miss Mamie
Richardson.
Mr.. George E. Nicewarner, of Mechan.
icstowu. has gone to Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore. for treatment.
Mr.. VIM. w. Johnson is painting the
house of Mrs. Geo. H. Flagg on East
Washington street. occupied by Mr..
Sachs.
Mr., A. NJ. Conner. who recently re-
signed as clerk at the National Hotel,
has gone to Emmittsburg. Md, where
he has taken charge of the Hotel Slagel
| MIR. w. N. Buckles will have his dwell.
ing, near Halltown, remodeled, and
Messrs. Davis & Emmert, of this place.
will handsomely paint and paper the
same.
Married, April II. 1911, at the resi-
dence of the officiating minister in
Charles Town. by Rev. ] C. Hawk.
Samuel S, Pomeroy and Miss Minnie
Marcus-both of this county.
Work on the big addition to the Goetz
Harness Works is progressing rapidly.
Mr. Goetz is also having plans drawn for a
handsome residence to be erected dur
ing the summer on the square near the
factory.
The sale of fancy articles and refresh
ments held by the young ladies at the
Chapel of the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday afternoon and evening was
most successful. Music and rectations
were rendered. Some $50 or more was
realized, which will complete the pay
ment on handsome new piano for the
chapel.
The Sir knights of Potomac Com
nandery No. s. Knights Templar. held
their annual Easter service In the Pres
byterian church last evening. The
Commandery attended IN body, In full
costume, and made an imposing appear
ance. The sermon was preached by
Rev w H Burkhart, of Leesburg. from
Haggai ii: ITO.
One of the most up-to-date con-
Germs in Carries Town is Schuetze's
Meat Market. TIE latest accession be-
ing installed there is a two thousand
dollar electic moter refrigerating plant
something in advance of anything in
this section-by means of which the
most perfect cold storage will be at all
times at command.
Mr.. Charles B. Moler, residing near
Bakerton. died Thursday morning, after
short illness of pneumonia, aged about
as years. The deceased at one time
conducted a General store at Keller and
was we'll known in his section. Mr.,
Moler is survived by widow and
several children. His remains were
inferred i'll Edge Hill Cemetery at this
place on Saturday.
Mr. H Cline has contracted to erect
Or J M Miler's new dwelling on his
lot recently purchased of Mrs Harriet
Simmons on South Samuel street. 1t
is to be handsome ei9ht-room. pebble
dashed building. The lot purchased by
DR. Miller. for which he paid 81, 500,
borders on Academy street and fronts
90 feet on South Samuel street. Messrs
Chew & Norris negotiated the sale.
See the new double column adv. OF the
Valley Brick Co.. on our fourth page.
Ii is of interest, and will es pecIally
concern you if you contemplate building
in the near future. The Valley Brick
Company is one of our very best local
manufacturing concerns. doing well and
well managed. and we are pleased to
note its continued property. Mr.. John
STROLLER is its capable and efficient
head.
Sunday mail will continue to be dis
tributed at the Charles Town postoffice
A large majority of the business men of
the town opposed Sunday closing. and
signed a petition to that effect. Post
master Bradley in Difference to this
demand will have mail distributed Sun
day mornings as usual. The city
carriers window thowever, will continue
closed on Sunday. Patrons of the
carriers will get their Sunday mail at the
general delivery window
Twenty five Stewart buggies must be sold
to close out business, Also four farm wag-
ons to go. You have a few more days