Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-10-12
Local Miscellany.
Mrs. F L. Jordan entertained thu
Bridge Cub last Thursday, afternoon.

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Mr.. r, II. Phillips. the contractor. ha
the new school house for Kableto gn un
der roof
Miss Moler, one of the nurses at tn,
hospital, was operated on last week TO,
appendicitis.
The Banks and Post Office are closed
today on account of legal holiday Co
umbus Day.
Messrs Jones and White have laid a
aconcrete pavement for Mr.. Walter Bates
on Second Avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Butler, expect to
move from the Baylor house to the house
vacated by Mrs. Thornton.
Mr. J. B. Brazier entertained with
Stag Supper on Thursday evening
last at his home on S. George street.
Mrs. en-. Coleman. has subrented
apartments to Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Duna.
way and they took possession OctIst,
Married at the Bapt st Parsonage Sua.
dav afternoon Mr. Bush r. Penwell and
MISS Maggie J. Painter, both of Man.
nngs.
Mr.. and Mrs M chael Souders, and Mr..
and Mis-. VIM. Souders, have moved
from Martinsburg to the Glaizs house in
Ransom,
Mr. Frank Bayliss has moved his
family here from Capon Springs and
is occupying the Undertake property
on Congress street.
Mrs. James M. Mason entertained on
FRI lay October LIST, at cards in honor
of Miss McCook, who has been spend
ing the summer here.
Mr.. and MIS-. Richard Fraz er and Miss
Willie Eby expect to move this week
from the Carroll house to their own prop
erty on South Samuel St.
Mrs. Edwasd Ambrose, who under
went very serious operation at the
hospital last week, is improving as
well as coulu De expected.
Miss Duval and The faculty of St.
HIlda's Hall. will be at home to their
friends on the Tuesday afte moons in
October from to $50 pm.
The Chautauqua Assoc alton organized
for next year last Tuesdaynight by cleo ing
Mr.. H {. Page President, Rev. IS. w Cole
Vice President, M. Nv. Dick Secretary
and S Lee Philips Treasurer.
We were at Myerstown recently and
our friend Mi, BE, Langdon. showed
VS. one of the finest fields of corn we have
ever seen, all very large and long uniform
ears which he expects TO run twenty bar
rels to the acre,
Rev. Paca Kennedy of the Virginia
Theological Seminary preached in
Zion Episcopal Church on Sunday and
administered the rite of Holy Commu-
nioa. While here he was the guest of
his sister. Mrs, Edmund Taylo
All Confederate Veterans desiring
to attend the State Reunion at Fred
ericksburg, Va will please give their
names to Mr.. S. G. Young. The re-
union will be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday and Thursday, October
49, 20 and 2l
An old fashioned possum hunt viii
be given shortly by number of gen
tlemen of the community. About a
hundred guests have been asked. At
ter the hunt they will repair TO Mr.. T.,
T. Perry's, where supper will be served
followed by dance.
Mr.. Hyman Wiener. has bought out the
blacksmith and wagon making shop OF
Mr.. Thomas N. Wire on Liberty Street,
Mr.. Veiner will conduct the blacksmith
shop and wagon making business there
n ali its branches and will have expert
and COMPETENT workman.
Mr.. Walter Washington is making ex
lensive repairs and improvmens on the
Flaqg property m king addition of room
aud adding many windows on either
side Of the house When completed will
make two entirely separate compartments
in place of the Cottage will be also g
room dwelling.
MI. w, c. Feagan. the genial and pop
ular proprietor of the Wheatlard
Roller Mills. has preented US with lib-
eral supply of his best floar made from
W wheat. The bread made from II is
VIII te as snow and as ight as feather
AID the qua ity can't be beat. We return
thanks to our good friend. May his shad
ow never grow less,
The NJ. E. Sunday School of Uvila
viii hold Spelling Bee and Fes'iNaI IN
the UvilIa HAlI Friday night, October
18th Chicken s,up. ice cream, cakes
aud nom. made candy will be sold. A
priz= will be gwen to the pest speller'
Admission cents to al over twelve
vea,s Pre- ceeds for Senefit of missions.
Public is cordially invited to attend and
help in good cause.
The Civic League of the Charles
Town Graded and High School met on
Thursday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Miss Julia Wynkoop,
president; Miss Katherine Baylor,
vice-president; Miss Edna Ronemous'
secretary: Mr.. Jack Selden. treasurer
Work for the Fall was planned anc
gennral committees appointed to at
tend to certain important matters.
We visited tie new plant ct the lnter
nation i Fruit Products Company at th'
Ice Plant ia Ransom last week. Mr.