Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-10-03
Local Miscellany.
,ircuit Court October II.

Circuit Court October IT.
Trespass cards for sale at the Spirit
office.
Price of wheat in Charles Town today
IS cts.
Born to Mr.and Mrs. Sheldou Newton
o! Federal Hill. liue son,
Mr.. B. Fl. Riddleberper has moved
hack to the Racket Store building.
Mr. lohu B Brazier celebrated his birth
dav on Friday evening by giving stag
supper.
Thos. 7. DilIow, well-known resi-
dent of the east side of the Shenandoah
died last Wednesday, at an advanced
age.
Mrs. Joseph Wagelev has sod hel
property on the corner of West and Lib
srty streets to Mr.. Joseph H. Budden
hagen, for $3.50.
The ladies of Elk Branch Church a
Dufields will serve supper and refresh
meuts in the Sunday School room or
Friday evening, October 6.
DR.. r. E. Vennng. of this place. wa.
elected Second Vice President of the
West Virginia State Medical Society, a
its recent meeting held at White Sulphur
Springs.
Messrs, Pratt & Stewart have estab
lished an evaporating plant at Bardane
and it is running at full blast with five
double peelers and complete machinery
for asserting and delivering apples. etc.
A splendid yield of wheat is reported
by Mr.. George Nicewarner, on the Perry
farm near Mechanicstowu. His crop
nearly fifty acres averaged a fraction ovei
20 bushels. The crop was sod for 81
cents a buShel.
In the report of the sale of the Pannett
farm an error was made in the names OF
the special commissioners conducting the
sale. Attorney Geo. M. Beltzhoover,
IT,, in association with Miles w. Pannett,
was the commissioner in the transaction.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson T. Snyder, of
Shenandoah Junction, announce that
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Olive Nelson Snyder. to Rev. John Cal
vim Sler. will take place IN Elk Branch
Presbyterian Church. at Dufiields, on
Tuesday, October "a, at o'clock in the
afternoon.
show windows presents timely sight
fine display of the attractive little
Iron Clad Alarm Clocks "a clock that
eau be thrown down on the floor or used
to amuse the baby-nothing interteres
with it's good time keeping. SO reason
able in price that everyone can afford
.ne
The Four A-b-d-ks," the first of a
series of parlor theatrcais. was given at
Friday evening by the Yellow Amazon
Club comprising a number OF East-End
Young ladies'. The audience, which was
limited to the parents of the young par
ticipants, was highly pleased with the
entertainment.
Mrs. Catherine Hiney through the
agency of Chew & Norris, has bought a
building lot to be taken from the property
ofMrs Harriet Simmons on South Sam
uel street. The lot will have 75-foot
front on Samuel street, and Mrs. Hiney
intends to improve it next spring by
erecting an attractive residence upon 1t.
Price of lot S., 100.
The anniversary of the Charles Town
Branch of the American Bible Society
and the terceutenary of the authorized
version-of the English Bible was held in
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
night President Cruger w Smith pre-
sided over the meeting. and the minis
tiers of the town took part in the exer-
cses. The old officers, including Mr.
A d Barr as secretary, were reelected.
The principal address was delive red by
Hon. 7. c. Miller, former State Super
intendent OF Public Schools whose re-
marks evidenced thoughtful study of his
subject and were listened to with close
attention