Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-13

large 'double-decker.
ABB. & o. official has been here to 10
cate new siding to be put in at the ic,
plant on the Belt Line.
TheWoman's Auxiliary of Zion Churcl
will have an entertainment at the Parisl
House on Friday. February 10.
Architect T. E. Mullett has been Civ
en- the contract for an addition to thu
Powhatau Brass and Iron Works.
The large south room on the lowe
floor of the new Gibson building is bein,
fitted up with commodious gallery,
The c. l.. Robinson Ice and Colt
Storage Corporation have installed al
additional new engine at their ice plant
Edward l.. Fellers, treasurer of tn,
Powhatan Band. received from Con
gresham w. G. Brown check for $2
for the benefit of the band.
Mr.. Robert Anderson has purchased
through the agency of Moore & Moore
the residence of Mrs. Bernard Furr, OF
Seventh avenue in Ransom.
The interior of the Rack ct Store IS be
ing improved. the inside PARTITION being
removed and the shoe store and dr.
goods store thrown into one,
The pupils of the Plan and Voice De
partmeut of Powhatan College will Civ,
a recital ia the college auditorium OF
Tuesday evening, February 20. at p
m. Public cordially invited.
Rebecca's Triumph" the mid win
ter play of the Seminary students, will
be presented at Stephenson Seminary
on Friday night. February 10, at
o'clo ck Admission IS cents.
Mr.. John Henry Painter and Mis-
Maggie Painter, both of Stanley. Va.
were married at the parsonage of the NJ
E.Church South in this place. on Thurs
day last, by Rev. J. c. Hawk.
The Ieffersonville real est ate, at Shen
andoah Junction. was sold on Frida'
last. by Special Commissioners Brown
Mason. Green. Gerhart and Beckwitb
to Gerard D. Moore. for $4,000
The Missionary Glass of the NJ, E
Church South of Middleway will hold
Measure Social in the Masonic Hall
on the night of February 81, 1912. On,
ate of soup free. Refreshments served
by the children.
Mrs. J. Shirley Smith. of Charles
Town, has had erected in Elmwoot
Cemetery. Shepherdstown. very hand
some monument to mark the last resting
place of her aunt the late Miss Salli,
acknowledgement
John G Elliott always tries to hav'
good meats. He has just bought twelv'
fine corn fed steers from his brothe
George, and they are o K. becaus
George will not let them GO until the,
are good. Purchase some of this choic'
beef and convince yourself.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptis
Church will hold an OysJer Supper. ant
Shirt Waist Sale on Friday and Satur
day, February 20 and "a, in Rouss Hall
Dinner will be served on Saturday
Proceeds for the benefit of new church
Public patronage cordially invited.
The Man On The Box" given a
the New Opera House last night, wa
one of the best plays produced here 70
a long while. and we congratulate tn
management of this popular theatre o.
giving its patrons an opportunity of VIII
Messing such high class performance.
Mr.. ]. N. Crigler, late of Sperryville
Va, has rented the fine store room in tn
new Telephone Co. building, and Wi
open there about the middle of March
full line of millinery and ladies' furnish
ings, Mr.. Crigler comes well recon
mended, and we extend to him a cordis
welcome to Charles Town.
Mr. Paul Eby, son of Mr. and Mrs. {
D. Ely, of Charles Town. was marie
January 81 to Miss Gertrude Evere,
Callahorn. OF Los Angeles, California
the ceremony by Rev. Paine Howell, tn
brides pastor, in Trinity NJ. E Church
South. Los Angeles. After the ceremon
Mr.. and Mrs Eby left for honeymoo
trip to Tia Juana. in old Mexico. The
home will be in Los Angeles.
J Messrs Chew & Norris have se,d
Mr.. Charles H. Kable the property :
Myerstown in this county owned b
Messrs. Good and Fuller, of Wincheste
and formerly owned by DR.. ]. J. Pit
man. 1t is elegantly improved. and hs
fine orchard on it. Mr.. Kable is or
of our most promising young farmer
5 and we congratulate him on acquirir
such nice piece of property. and wis
him much success.
Mrs, Anne S, Green. of Culpeper. Va
died Sunday at Clarksburg in this Stat
while visiting her sou. Raleigh T. Gree
editor OF the Clarksburg Daily Exponer
She was the widow of Major JamesN
Green, of Virginia. who was broth
of the late Thomas Claiborn Green
this place, a Judge of the West Virgin
Court of Appeals. Mayor t c Gree
who is a nephew of the deceased. we
to attend the funeral at Culpeper toda
Mr.. Samuel w. Hahn died at his re
idence at Summit Point, early Tuesd
morning from infirmities of old age.
his seventy-third year. Mr. Hahn, W
was a highly respected citizen, W