Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-12-11

We Httue Rhhu W tucSt yOu WhCn WV
travels roun' dis way.
You doesn' bring much sunshine, like
some months dat we has known,
Bot you shows Us how to manufacture
sunshine of our own.
Preaching at Hailtown $3.50 p. m.
Sunday 18th by Rev. ]. C. Hawk.
Read C. T. Shugart's ad. Enormous
reductions in winter goods.
The Travel Club was entertained by
Mrs Frank Harrison this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jordan have
taken Mr.. Phillip Nelson's house until
April the LIST.
Undertaken Charles l.. Young has
favored this office with some very
pretty calendars for which we return
thanks.
Miss Estelle Bane, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James w Bane, of Charles
Town has entered the Mercy Hospi-
tai, Baltimore to take nurses train
ing course.
The ladies of the NJ E Church South
of Leetown will holdsa meat supper and
soup SATURDAY. night. December 70. IN
the house of Mr.. F. L. Watson.
Among those making temporary
changes IN their residence for the winter,
Mrs. George Baylor has closed her2house,
and she and Mrs Morgan are boarding
at Mrs. Howell Browns.
John Stanley. the Kearneysville con-
tractor, has just completed new
barn and corn crib on the farm Of
Messrs. John Porterfie!d and ]. Frank
Turner, miles southeast OF town.
The many friends Of Mr and Mrs.
Karl Perry will regret to learn of the
death of their infant son at the Charles
Town Hospital.
Don't forget to buy RedsCross Seals,
and place on the beck of all your
Christmas mail. On sale in nearly ali
the stores in town.
Mr.. James H. Fritts has bought the
cigar and tobacco store operated by
the late G. Herbert Henderson, in the
Market House building, and has opened
it for business.
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Charles Town. Dec. 18th. Preaching,
Ii a. m. Subject; The Can of Levi.
Preaching 7::3O p. % rs Religion a
Disadvantage to Business" Organ
solo by Miss IIercheval.
NOTICE--On Friday, December T.
at 100 p. m. the members OF Kable-
town w. C. T. u. will hold musical
and literary entertainment, after which
will be, served refreshments for q
reasonable price Come and bring
your friends. Admission free.
E. Graham Wilson made an assign.
ment on Friday afternoon to Attorney
C. N. Campbell of this place and AT.
tnrney Clarence E. Martin of Martins.
burg, trustee. assets are estimated al
SIS, QUO and liabilities at $25. 900.
The Young Peoples Society of til.
Presbyterian Church at Shenandoah
junction will have. sale of fancy
articles, suitable for Xmas presents
on. the afternoon and night of De.
cember IL, at the residence OF J.. Y
Blackford. Supper will be served
Everybody come.
The ladies of ST. James Catholic
Church will have sale offancy articles
oysters and refreshments in Rouss Hall
beginning Friday afternoon. Decembe
IL, aud closing Saturday night, Decem
Der IS. Soup served on Saturday.
The ladies of the various societies o
the Presbyterian Church will serve TIE
on the afternoon of Thursday, Decembe
II, from to 6. There will also be
variety of Fancy Articles for sale suit
able for Christmas presents. All ar
invited to attend.
A program of music and recitation
will be rendered at night, numbers b
the Misses Young and Schriefer Q
Stephenson Seminary, Miss Brooke an
Mr.. Taylor of Powhatan College an
Mrs. H. M. Moffett.
Ninety.two police chiefs of West Viz
Kinia. IN conference at Huntington
pledged them selves to q strict euforce
nent of the State prohibition laws. whic
become effective next June, Church
men from VARIOUS parts of the S tate VIII
addressed the conference lauded tn
chefs for their stand.
The well-known Talbot propert!
located on West Washington street
Charles Town. was sold at public auctio
last Saturday by Forrest A, Brow
trustee, Messrs. Geo. B. Goetz and
NJ, Miley becoming the purchasers-th
old National Bank property at $II, 6o'
aud the residence property, inciudiu
the DR.. Luke office. at S6.475.
Miss Martha Newton Davis, daugl
ter Of the late Albert E. Davis, form,
Sheriff of Jefferson county. and Isas
N, Bonham. Of Summit Point, wei
married on Wednesday at the home I
the brides sister. Mr.. and Mrs. EugeE
B. Timberlake, at Summit Point. II
ceremony was performed BY the Re
A. B. Mitchell. rectorof Nelson Parisl