Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-03-28


That's a-making the sunshine every
where
RILEY.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burns,
= fine son.
Postmaster Bradley moved with his
family this week to his property on
Lawrence street.
Mr.. F. L. Glaize has broken ground
for a dwelling on one of his lots on E.
Washington st,
Mr.. r. C. Smithson has moved to the
house vacated by DR.. Bushong opposite
the Charles Town Hospital.
Professor Wright Denny will move
his family the first Of April to Mrs.
Geo. W. Haines' property on South
Samuel street.
The new residence Of the Misses
Griffith on West Liberty street 10 near
ing completion. They expect to move
in it on April LIST.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hosler, widow OF G.
Washington Hosler, native OF this
county. died IN Cooper County, Miss
ouri, March 16, aged 70.
The ]. E. Walters property at Me-
chanicstown was sold on Saturday, by
Specisl Commissioner F. L. Bushong.
to Miller B. Bane, for $4. 801,
The congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday extended q unani-
NOUS call to Rev. H. I Moffett, Of
Leesburg. Va, to become it, pastor.
A well-known colored woman Of this
place, "Aunt'' Rosetta Talbot died
here last week at the advanced age OF
80 years; 8 months and Z days
Elizabeth Hammond, the interesting
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
E. Trussell. died March 16 st the home
of her parents near Kearnegs ville, aged
eleven months.
Mrs. Emily Wilmington, wife Of Mr.
David Wilmington. residing on the
Walker farm southeast of town. died
recently. She is survived by her hus-
hand and three children.
Mrs. Ella May Moore, wife of Mr..
Frank Moore, died at her home at Bak-
erton, on March Goth. aged 48 years.
Besides her husband she is survived by
three sons aud two daughters.
S Miss Mamie Bane gave dance at
her home near town, on Friday night.
in honor of her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest b. Sechrist, who had just re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. Louise Watkins, wife of Mr..
aamat! Watkins. formerly Of this place
died 1T the harne Of her son, Rev. J. II.
Watkins. in Monroe equity. this State.
March II OF pneumonia. ageh 81 year !:
The St AEarew.sGuild will hold q
gal. Of Eastar eards at tbs Parish
House on Saturday. March 80. from 8
to 6 THESE cards have suitable Easter
yei seq and are pretty and novel Come
and see them.
Mr.. John O.. johnson is improving the
old home place Of Col. Forrest w.
Browns parents. both inside and out.
by the addition If rooms, oath, &c.
Attorney Forrest A. Brown viii occupy
this property.
Mr. George Rowland has moved from
near Vaudeville to one of Mr.. Robert
shirley's farms, near Charles Town,
recently vacated by Mr.. Andrews. apd
Mr., Robert Fowler has moved on the
farm VACATED by Mr.. Rowland.
MF. Antonio Peluso and daughters,
Misses Madeline and Naomi, who are
veil known here, have been at the
Palm Hotel for the past week. They
have been giving excellent concerts IL
the hotel lobby, which have been much
enjoyed.
Ths Ladies Bible Glass Of the Charles
Town Baptist Sunday School, win have
aala Of Homemade Cakes, Candies.
Fresh Colored Easter Eggs and Fancy
Articles. on Saturday. April 9th. 1912
from 10 .. M. to 10 p. M. Locks ole
store room, northeast corner of Wash
ington and Lawrence street.
! Charles E. Ridgeway, Of Ridgeway
g Berkeley county, who recently Dough
the store of Mr., Earle Grantham, il
Middleway, last week purchased tn
general merchandise stock Of Wilson
epd symon at Sqmmit Point. He get
possession a the latter on April l.
The fplIcNilg conversation was hear
on the steet thu other day between
two ladies; Il cannot help it il M
hu6hapd ii ia p0iltlcs this Spring, an
u . candidate, / just mnst have
Spring hat. and ] intend to so to th
Misses Grifath's opening and buy one.
When 10 the opening?' ION Frida
and Saturday the 18th and S0th. lwi
meet you there. -Don't forget. "
Deyse Takes Least Gallons: Always
Paint Devoe; it's the cheapest pair
ia. the world; never mind the price;