Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-10-27
Local Miscellany.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ramsey
Peyton, daughter.

Councilman w L, Dalgarn is mucl
pleased. Its aIolb boy.
The Market Window ladies of the M
L. Church South will give Thanksgi,
ing dinner at the church.
Mi Y Blackford has suffered IN
tenSely the past several weeks wit.
a gathering on his hand
Messrs Roberts & Shearer inform rs
that they expect to have another big lot
sale within the next few weeks.
! Mrs. f. j. Manning received word on
Wednesday of the sudden death of her
sister, Mrs. West, in HarrIsonburg.
Va.
| Jefferson County Sunday School Con-
ventien will convene in this city at the
Baptist Church. Nov. I2-I3th inst.
Further particulars later.
The wanderlusters of Baltimore will
make their second annual mountain
climbing pilgrimage to Harpers Ferry
on Sunday, November 1st.
Work on the new N. & W. station is
progressing rapidly and Mr.. Wade, the
contractor, informs us that he expects
to have it completed about Dec. IS.
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.
An old time Halloween Party will be
| given by the Young Folks of Wheatland,
in the School House, Oct. 81. 1914. All
invited. A silver offering for the Lii
brary will be taken at the door.
Pastor Cole is assisting Rev Smith of
the First Baptist Church, Martinsburg.
in special sermons this week. Rev. G.
c. Smith will preach next Sunday in the
Baptist Church Charles Town.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriages of the Rev. Edgar Halleck
and MISS Mildred Waldrop, of Bowling
Green, KY. Mr.. Halleck at one time
had charge of st. Andrews Nilsson on
the Mountain.
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.
Beginning Monday, October 10th,
and continuing through Friday, Octo-
Der 30th, services will be held each
evening in the Union Church at Mid
dleway at 730 O'Clock Communion
service Sunday, Nov. l, at p. m.
There was a big demonstration of
Laurel Steel Ranges at the store of
| John c, Burns & Company last week,
which eliminated in drawing for a
free range on Saturday. Mr.. Ralph
Higginbotham held the lucky number.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
Church South. of Middleway, will hold
Parcel Post Sale aud serve an old time
Virginia supper in the Masonic Hall,
Saturday, October "a 1914. Public cor
daily invited, Proceeds for the church
improvement.
An oldtime Halloween Party viii
be given by the young folks oil
Wheatland, in the school house, on
Saturday night, October 81, 1914.
Public cordially invited. A silver Of
fering for the library will be taken at
the door.
Mr.. J. Frank Weller had quite a
serious accident as he was taking Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hale home a few days
ago. At Mathena's hill on the Me-
chanicstown pike, his car skidded IN
passing a buggy and upset going
down the embankment. Mrs. Hale
was seriously injured
The Leetown Chapter, U. d. e, vii
have an entertain ment IN the store-room
formerly occupied by J. W. League IL
Middleway on Saturday night, Oct. 81
Oysters and ice cream will be served
You are cordially invited.
Mrs, c. c, Lucas, Pres.
tIulla Engle, Sect.
There will be a Woman's Exchange II
connection with the Tea Room which
was opened on Monday, Oct. 2oth. II
the room over the Misses Eddy's Mill
merry Parlors. Those wishing to become
membt RS of the Exchange can do SO D
nav;no as cents entrance fee and IS pc
cent on all articles sold.
A Silver Tea was given by the Rector
Child. at Mrs. II. Z. Getzendanner u
Wednesday afternoon last. Mrs. W. a
Spengler entertained the guests win &c
nohtful instrumental music Also ID
Solos by Miss Barbara Campbell DC
cause" and "Memory's and = fies
ZION Calling Me" and De koven
"Arabian Love Song by Mrs. II. I
Getzendanner were also much epJoyeO
The Junior Epworth League 9
the Shenandoah Junction Methodi'
h church will hold "Parcel Post
J Gale and serve refreshments in II
odd Fellows Hall on October ST.
a. n m. Packages valued at
cents or more will be sold for twen'
five cents each Admission, one H-s
Potato. This is for the benefit
missions "Come over and help US
The w shingtou, Alexander & Coo'
Company have on exhibition at the'f Q
r fee samples of potatoes pfoauceu pY :