Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-11-03
Local Miscellany.

: b. Church South will give a Thanksei
: ing dinner at the church.
Nh. I. r Wall had big sale of liz
stock at his farm Altoona, Just west {
s Charles Town last Saturday.
Pro-. Wight Denny and family expo
70 move this week into their handsonl
! new home just completed on S. chu;c
ST.
Married at the Methodist Parsonage O,
Saturday night last by Rev. Frank Tyle
Mr.. Henry McGolerick and Mrs. Heller
Rose, both of Charles Town.
Mr. w. w. Johns IN has flushed tn,
painting OF Prot, Denny's new house
and he is now painting the residence O
Mrs. w. w. Coe and Miss Bessie Trayer,
| Jefferson County Sunday School Con
vention will convene in this CITY at the
Baptist Church. Nov. I2-13th inst
An interesting programme has beer
prepared
Mr.. James Rau. son of Mr.. VIM. o.
Rau, of Harpers Ferry has just received
a highly lucrative and responsible posi-
ton in the Government service through
the efforts of Congressman Brown.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
have lunch, November third, in the Get
zcndanner building and will serve oysters
stewed and fried, sandwiches, ice cream
and cake.
Glass Number Nine will meet in its
room in the Baptist Church Thursday
night at O'Clock. Business OF impor-
tauce to be transacted and every member
should be present.
Don't Forget-The Tea" served at
the Presbyterian Chapel on Friday, Nov
9th, is from O'Clock in the afternoon to
10 in the evening, and is for the benefit
of the Red Cross fund,
The c. L. Robinson Ice and Cold
Storage Corporation have already re
ceived about 40, 900 barrels of apples at
their plant here and are getting them in
at the rate of 1000 barrels day.
90 Monday, Nov. and, Mis-. Fred Bles-
sing celebrated her S7th birthday. Many
of her friends at home and some from a
distance remembered her by sending
beautiful Fall Flowers and Ostrich Plume
Chrysanthemums.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will hold Tea on the
afternoon of Friday, Nov. 9th, for
the benefit of the Red Cross. The
public is cordially invited to attend ann
help this worthy cause.
Mr.. John R. Hopwood, one of Bal
| timore'S prominent lunch room men
offers $500 for a pumpkin that will
weigh over las pounds If you have
one bring it to The A. B. Department
Store and get his check for same.
The sad news of the death of Mrs,
Logic N. Foulk, wife of a former
resident of the county was received
here. She was a sister-in-law OF
Mrs. A. B. Anderson, of near Middle
way. Mr.. Foulk has been living in
the west for some years past.
| DR.. VIM. NeiIl, Jr., son of DIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Neill, of this place, assis-
ted in an operation on Gov
ornor tioldsborough. in Annapolis, for
appendicitis. DIR. Neill is now resident
physician of the Church Home Infirm-
airy, and is making mark for himself
as a surgeon,
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church
South, at Summit Point, VIII hold
chicken soup in Mr.. H. /. Mlley'S
store room, for the benefit of the
parsonage, on Saturday, Novembe1
9TH, commencing at 40 p. m. Ice
cream and cake will also deserved
Public cordially invited. Come an6
bring a friend.
jefferson Circuit Court which ad
lourned on Wednesday of last weci
reconvened on Tuesday, when a mum
Der of chancery cases were heard
Adjournment was then taken unit.
Wednesday, November 4th, on &C
count of Circuit Clerk Daniel benis
employed as ballot commissioner TIL
Halter part of this week.
Can't. H. c. Getzendanner will opei
a livery in the stables on the Ok
Hawks Coach Factory property IN
few days. The present stables WI
be enlarged, portion of the stabl
will be fitted up for the storage o
automobiles. The first floor OF tn
old Coach Factory will also be utiI
lied for automobile storage.
The farm of the late John B. Pag
containing about S. acres and locate
mile southwest Of Rippon was sol
on Saturday at public sale o
Charles Rissler, executor. Mr.. job
II. NARROW, a prosperous young farm
err of the county was the purchaser a
$50 per acre. Possession will b
given the purchaser on the 1st c
April, 1915.
The Rector's Guild will hold Silve
Tea at the residence of Mrs. James N
Mason. on Friday afternoon. Nov. 6tf
from 8 until 6. Public cordially invited
The identifying committee of tn
= civic League have he'd number
] pictures taken of yards and houses
town made attractive by vines an
flowers. and the enterprising manag'
of the Opera Honse, Mr.. E. q. bel
u son, has been showing them on n
slides