Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-04-11

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Apple-blooms upon the breezes tos
them,
April knows her own, and is content
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Darling
ton, fine son.
Mr.. Edwin Baker is erectin g for him
self commodious brick dwelling OF
First avenue.
Mr.. E. E. Allen ia boring an artesial
we'll on the High School grounds a
Harpers Ferry.
Rev. DR.. Ruffner. of Front Royal
will preach in the Presbyterian Churcl
next Sunday.
Don't forget the Planked Shad Sup
per at the Parish House, on Tuesday
April 18th, from 6 to p. m.
There viii b a flag raising at the
Fairmont school house Friday April |;
in charge Of order of P. o. 8 of A.
Rev. DR. T.. G. Ruffner, of From
Royal, preached in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and night.
Miss Irene C. Mccormick, of Hampers
Ferry and Leslie S. Stenger. of Will
Transport were married at the United
Brethren parsonage, Williamsport, by
Rev. C. w. Hustler.
Miss Bette Osbourn. died at the
home of her sister. Mrs. William Corn
well, near Millyille. this county, yester'
day morning of heart disease. aged &
years.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mac
Donald Reynolds, in North PIatt, Neb.,
son. Mrs. Reynolds was formerly
Miss Irene Neville, and spent severa
summers in Charles Town.
Miss Mollie s. lloyd. of Summit Point
and Mr.. 8. C. Glassford. of Martins
burg, formerly Of this county, were
married in Hsgerstown March 80, by
Rev. e. K Thomas.
Mr.. George Olin Wiley has accepted
q position in Mr.. B. w Rodrick . store.
He is courteous and accommodating
young man and Mr.. Rodrick has done
we'll in securing his services
Mr.. Geo. Shirley, a lawyer formerly
Of Parsons. W. Va. but who has locat,
ed here where he will practice his pro-
fession. is moving his family into the
Tutwiler property on South Samuel st.
Messrs. William Wilt and VIM. J.
Knott, Of this county, served on the
Federal grand jury at Martinsburg
lat week and Ne ,srs j. II. Blackford
William Lii, md Thomas Frazier on
the petit jury.
M. G. N 4coyle. of Summit Point,
has bpcom54 a nl,.tnS"r of the G'esicaI
fore with h z'nn Company. il
this n.a.e, AL .has taken the position
of znatlag r If h company hardware
and inn EN- n. 8 ore near the B. and O.
Sta'Wn
Mr.. ri, L. Rem mus is making exten:
slve improvements on his property re
Gently occl,ii d hv Mr.. R II. Pearman,
The house will he set back on line
with his pn residence, two rooms and
q bath added. with front porch the
length of the house. So with con-
crete pavement, it will make most
desirable aud attractive home.
A charter has been issued to. the
Washington. Alexander & Cooke Com.
pany Of Charles Town; incorporated to
engage in the manufacture of CONNER
ciaJ fertilizers, authorized capital stock
5000; amount subscribed, $500; amount
paid 10, $50; incorporators, John A.
Washington, W. F. Alexander, p. p.
Coake, charles A. johnson and ?. Y
Galloway. all Of Charles Town.
Relatives in Shepherdstown hav'
learned Of the tragic death OF Mr.
Daniel Entler and his Is year old son
Williaaa, at their ranch near Portland
Ore. Mr.. Entler and his son had lef
the ranch for medical treatment for tn
boy and were killed by a blizzard
Their bodies were found six weeks later
Mr.. Entler was born in Shepherdstowl
and is a brother of Mrs. George M
Beltzhoover. of that place. He is sur
vived by wife, four sons and on
daughter.
Messrs. ]. N. linn & Co., have com
pleted the installation Of hot waite
heating apparatus in the new ten-roor
brick dwelling owned by DR.. ]. J. Pitt
man near the jefferson Mill. The sam
firm has also the contract for installin
extensive improvements to the farr
dwelling of Mr.. S. S. Dalgarn east 0
town. A hot water heating system,
Kewanee water-pressure apparatus
plumbing, and an acetylene gas plan
are among the improvements to b
added to the property.
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