Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-05
Local Miscellany.

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office.
TheAnna Hughes SanitarIum has been
moved to the National Hotel building.
Don't forget Miss Lillian Dinklc' :
opening Of Fancy Sale OH Dcccinber u
at p. m.
Mrs. Belle Allstadt. wife of Mr.. lac
Allstadt. formerly of this county. died
recently in Memphis. Tenn. aged 32years'
The up-to-date Scheu'ze Meat Market
is now attractively illuminated nightly,
both without and within, by beautiful
electrical display.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Frasier were
beautifully entertained by a dinner in
their honor on Thanksgiving day at Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Huyett's.
Messrs. Brown Bros. favored us with
some nice oysters for Thanksgiving. fol-
which we return thanks. May they live
long and continue to prosper.
DR.. l.. NJ. Allen will play the title role
IN an amateur performance to be given
in Winchester this evening. for the ben
eft of the Anti Tuberculosis League,
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church South
of Mddleway will serve oysters, chicken
and ice cream on Thursday evening,
December 7. Public cordially invited.
Ga account OF protracted services
in Middleway. the ladies of the NJ
P. Church will postpone their oyster aud
chicken supper until Saturday, Deem
ber Q.
Messrs. ZONES & Waters are putting
in concrete curb and will lay brick pave
ments along the Church street side of
the properties of Messrs. Z con Moore
and Miley Bros.
Charles Harris, colored. was arrested
near Hagerstown charged with attempt
ing to hold up a rural delivery mail car
rier near Shepherdstown last summer.
He was brought to Shepherdstown, and
later committed to Jail here for court.
The heirs of the late Jos. T. Grantham
have sold their farm west of Charles
Town on the Middleway turnpike
containing about 235 acres to Mr.. Geo.
T. Shirley. The price ssaid to be about
SIC, 600. The sale was made through
the real estate agency of Moore &
Moore.
Mr.. B. E. Beavers has sold his we'll
known Riverside farm. along the
Shenandoah at w atson sEddy, containing
about sos acres, to Mr., VIM. M. Burns,
at S7s an acre. Riverside" IS a good
farm, we'll improved. and it is considered
that Mr.. Burns has gotten bargain in
his purchase.
Messrs. Richard w. Alexander, Waiter
Alexander, A. d. Legg. Frank Woods.
Lacey Gibson, Theodore Shugert. Allen
T. Philips. Arthur Woody. Ralph Mil
bourne and Scott Wysong, and Miss
Ardell Mulineaux left yesterday for
Baltimore to take up the work of the
Citizens Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Messrs. E. E. Cooke and W. F. Alex
ander entertained the officials of the
company at dinner Friday evening.
Mrs. William H. Wilson was second
matron of honor. and Miss Anne Daver-
port Wilson flower girl, at the marriage
of Miss Lucy Lee Briscoe. daughter of
Chief Judge John P. Briscoe, of the Ma
ryland Seventh Judicial Circuit, and
Judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals,
to Ens,gu Forney Moore Nnox, U. S.
N. which took place in St. Paul's Pro-
testant Episcopal Church at Prince
Frederick last Thursday.
Messrs, Palmbaum & Bro, owners OF
the Palm Hotel. have engaged an archi-
tect to convert the third floor of the
| Palmbaum building into suites of rooms
for the accommod alton of guests of the
hotel. The walls of the two buildings
| Join in the rear ef the Straith building
making the contemplated changes easy
work. One of the Railways IN the thir6
| floor of the hotel will be extended a few
feet westward to the wall of the store
building. through which door will b.
cut affordiug entrance to the latter. Th'
new annex will contain six or sever
large rooms, and it is proposed to hav
eoch connected with private bath.