Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-07-30
Local Miscellany.

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Rouss.
Theodore is advertising 3o-day Clear
ance Sale. See his new adv. in thi
issue.
Little Belinda, daughter of Nj. ant
Mrs. A. .. Rouss, tell aud dsloeate.
her arm.
Born to Mr. aud Mrs William Hunting
ton Wilson on Saturday. July 81, fin,
daughter.
| J. w. Znn & Co heating and plamt
ing contractors, have. a double column
adv. in this paper.
Mr.. Theodore A. Brown lost valuable
horse Saturday-thought to be victim
of acute indigestion.
Miss Lillian w Dinkle entertained !
number of her friends at cards" OF
Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. E. Z. Fur is laying down con
crete pavement on Mildred Street and
Seventh avenue in Ransom.
The ladies of Elk Branch Church a,
! Dufields will serve refreshments on the
church lawn Friday evening, August 2.
Work is progressing on a concrete
sidewalk along the west side of Mildred
street in Ransom to the Charles Town
line
Mr.. ]. ID. Waters is putting down con-
crete sidewalks on the George aud Lib
erty street fronts of the new Gibson
building.
See offer of a pure Aluminium Sauce
Pan Free, advertised by Mr.. Chas. D.
Johnson. the well-known Kabletown
merchant.
Mr.. Clarence Griffith has rented the
home of Mr., Harry Ronemous which is
just completed and will take possession
this week.
Henry C. Martin advertises to do exca-
waiting, quarrying. and concrete work,
and to furnish crushed. building and
other stone, etc.
Miss Mamie Bell, of Berryville, was
operated upon for appendicitis in the
Charles Town Hospital last week and is
since doing we'll
See new adv. of the Jefferson Cooper
age Co. A good apple barrel for 2sc.
and on up to the best, with ability to fill
all orders promptly.
NJ Palmbaum & Bro. advertise special
low prices on shirt waits and lawns
They are always reliable, and what they
say can be depended upon.
The ladies of the Summit Point Epis-
copal Church will hold lawn party on
the school house grounds at that place
on Wednesday night, August 7.
Mr.. H. P Whitmore has contracted to
erect commodious brick dwelling with
all modern improvements, for Mr. Frank
B. Robinson, corner Mildred and I'd
avenue, in Ransom.
The railroad sidiug at the Ice Plant is
being Strengthened and moved north
ward in view of large additional so, 600
Dbl, cold storage building which the c.
l.. Robinson Co. contemplates erecting,
Cecilia Virginia, aged three months,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Smith. East Liberty street. died July
10 The body was taken to Mt Zion
Baptist Church, near Leetown, for
burial
The Farmers Supply Co. takes three
column advertising space this week call
ing special attention TO manure spread
ers, drills and harrows. Manager Ralph
Burns is a live wire. and off ers an at
tractive line.
Our young friend Leo. W Ronemus will
of Telegraphy at Bedford. Pa Leo is one
of our best young men. and it goes without
saying that he will make good in this posi-
ton. The Spirit of Jefferson wishes him
much success.
Cecil Feagans, young son of Mr., w,
c. Feagaus. of Wheatland. was brought
from Chambersburg, Pa. Friday even
ing, suffering with appendicitis. and was
operated on at the Charles Town Hos
pital. Our last reports are that he is
very i'll.
Frederick A. Kendell, architect from
Washington City, visited Charles Town
recently to submit plans for a proposed
arrangement of the church and loca-
ton of the organ of Zion p. E. Church,
in which some of its members are inter-
ested
Mr.. E e Stouesifer advertises the
Powhatau Meat Market in this issue.
Mr.. Stonesifer is one of our best known
butchers, is deserving and accommodate
ing, and has the reputation of being an
adept IN his art far beyond the average.
Orders by phone delivered IN either
Charles Town or Ransom.
| Miss Nettie OFT, of Charles Town, who
visited Miss Carrie Lee McClung, West
! Iohu street, returned home this after
noon. While here Miss OFT was shown
considerable pleasant social attention
Wednesday evening Miss Mary Lou
Ramsey, of West John street, entertained
in the young lady's honor and delight
full evening was spent artinsbure
Journal.
Died, at the residence of his daugh
ter, Mrs Edmonds. in Washington. u
c., July TO- 1912. MI. George Sitord
aged So wears He is survived by
widow and six daughters, all residing II
Washington, and four sons, George an'