Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
Local Miscellany.

For Kent placards tor sale at ths
Spirit Office.
Billy Campbell is going around or
crutches, the result of fall from barr
roof
Rev. Dallas Tucker. former rector
of Zion Church. has accepted a call lt
Greenville, N. Z.
Mr.. w. H. GLAZE has sold the house
he purchased OF Nj. r. r. Pier to Mr.
Harry Wilmington, for $3.50.
| Mr.. Ralph Burns has had erected a
handsome and commodious dwelling on
North Lawrence street extended.
The Jefferson Cooperage Co. has sold
the old Eagle Machine Co. building and
lot near the N. Il w. station. to c. F.
Wall, for $1,000.
Mr.. Robert R. Woody, son of the
late Samuel H. Woody Of this place,
died at his hcme near Uniontown. Pa,
few days ago, aged 90 years.
lanes Kidwell. B. & 0. trackwalker,
living in Sandy Hook. on Saturday died
suddenly of heart disease while crossing
the railroad bridge at Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. John r. Porterfeld. attorney for
the owner, offers at private sale the well
known and valuable ''Cattall Farm of
Mr.. Marshall Roper. See adv. in another
column.
Messrs. VIM. E Reed and Walter e.
RELY bought the farm of Lather Bell
near Marvin Chapel in Clarke county. at
500 per acre. The farm contains about
100 acres.
Lillian Margaret, little seven year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l. Weaver,
formerly OF Charles Town. died recent
ly at the home of her parents in Enter
PRISE, Ala.
Walter Lawson, a young man aged
about rs years, jumped from a freight
tram near Duffields last Wednesday, and
both legs were crushed, death ensuing
in few hours.
Mss Edythe P Shaull, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Shaul. and For
rest B. Sechrlst, both of this county,
were married on Wednesday in the NJ.
E. Church South at Leetown, by Rev.
D. F. Eutsler
Mr. w. II. Glaze broke ground last
week tor a house for Mr.. Edward Felers
on Fifth avenue, Ransom, and expects to
stake off ground as soon as the weather
permits for Mr.. Harry Hyatt's house on
Mildred street.
Mr., Herbert Clifton Miller, of Kear-
neysville, and Miss Mamie c. Williams,
of Swan Pond, Berkeley county, were
married Wednesday evening in Trinity
Episcopal Church, Shepherdstown. by
Rev. c Z. A Marshall.
Messrs Chas. A. and 7. w. Johnson
will have public sale of household and
kitchen effects at the late residence OF
their deceased mother. Mrs. Julia A.
Johnson, on East Congress street on
Monday, March IS, 1912.
The Ladies' Bible Glass of tie Charles
Town Baptist Sunday School will hold
= sale of home made cakes. candy and
fresh colored Easter eggs aud fancy
articles, on Saturday, April s. 1912. from
10 q. M, to 10 p. m in Locks old store
room, northeast corner of Washington
and Lawrence streets.
The will of the late Cruger w. Smith
dsposes of an estate estimated to amount
to nearly one hundred thousand dollars,
a large part of which consists of Charles
Town real estate. Mrs. Smith is left all
the property for life. At her death the
old Green homestead reverts to the
children of T. c. Green and the remain
ing property to Mr.. Smiths relatives.
Miss Lillian w. Dinke was hostess on
Thursday evening last giving "St Pat
rick's Party " to number of her friends.
Emrald green was much IN evidence,
candles and lights shaded in green. To
harmonic her guests wore a spray OF
shamrock according to request. Cards
and music were INDUCED IN and much
enjoyed by all resent Refreshments
were then served after which her friends
departed for their homes having spent
most delightful evening.