Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-11-02
Local MISCELLANY.


idsnce west OF town.
Johnson and Brother have opened :
> tailor shop in the Gibson building al
: 207 w. Washington street,
An Afternoon Tea will be served By
the Aid Society at the PRESBYTERIAN
Chapel on Wednesday afternoon feom :
to 9.
Mr.. Eugene Shugart, OF Hsrpers Ferry
J has been designated acting postmaster a,
Harpers Ferry in place of Mr. Mourlce
E. Wentzsll.
Miss Nina Ramey won the handsome
necklace offered by Mr.. C. w. Brown.
for making the largest number of words
out OF mis- name
MIR, c. T. Shugert calls attention 10
FAN and Winter goods this week. He
invites everybody to read his adver.
tisement and give him call.
Garley Johnson drew the first p,iz., a
big dome, and S. {. Young, IT., the
second prize, a fue fxtu'e. in the big
Gas Company drawing last week.
Mr.. Arthur Nicewarner is greatly
adding to the appearance of his home
by new coat of paint. That is the
sort of thing that helps the town.
Mr.. Jack Trapnell was operated on
for appendicitis at the Charles Town
Hospital Wednesday morning by DIR.
VIM. Neill, Jr., of Baltimore.
D. w. Hendricks has purchased from
Randolph Moler, his farm near Uvilla,
known as the Eichelberger place, con-
tanning 80 acres, at $50 an acre.
Mary Gore, colored. was fined $50 aud
costs in Justice Gall 4her's Court yes
terdav for assault and battery aga,n> t
rs. Ramsburg at Kearneysville Satur-
day.
Lima Lindsay, colored. daughter of
Robert Lindsay, died at the Charles
Town Hospital on Tuesday evening,
aged years. The funeral was held
today.
The Rector's Guild will hold Silver
Tea at the residence of Mis- William
Campbell on George ST.. on SATURDAY.,
Nov. 6. from 3 to 6. Public cordially
invited.
A large garage has just been built
at the Powhatan Works to hold the
cars of Mr.. j. B. Brazier and Mr.. C.
H. Smith. MIR. Brazier has a new
Overland.
Mrs. 4. Glen Barnes, VIII have public
sale of house hold furniture horseIbuggie
&c at Glenwood Farm near Shenandoah
Junction shortly Look for advert sement
next week.
Rev. Cameron Johnson. of Rich
mond, Va, the delightful lecturer,
visited the High School Wednesday
morning and gave pleasing talk to
the students.
Walker Twymau, colored. aged Al
years. died at his home at Gibson town
Yesterday. He bad been sick for some
time, His funeral will be held tomor-
row at II a. m.
Mr.. A, l.. Woody of Charles Town, drew
several prizes on his chickens at the Great
Freder ok Fair as follows; Ist. 2ud. 3rd.
on Bnff PlymouthC 1st, aud 4-d
on Buff Plymouth Rock Pulets.
Mr.. John Smallwood who left home
in September 20 work in Baltimore,
became very sick and is now in Mercy
Hospital. An operation was deemed
necessary, and he will be in the hospi-
tai for seven weeks yet.
The Big Flag Rally held by Mt, Zion
NJ. E, Church. closed Sunday night,
General Lee" carried off the flag.
5000. IS was raised They desire to
thank their white friends and the public
| in general forthelr liberal tributions.
Mr.. N. w. Myers. of Zoar, has in
stalled Janney Acytelene Gas Plant in
his house and barn. and expects to have
plenty of light. Mr.. w. J. Gardner
Agent for the COMPANY, did the work.
He is also iust t]ljng pIautfor Mr.. Chas'
Bilmyer.
On Nov. Is 1915 The ladies of the
Charles Town B 4ptist Church will serve
| A Turkey dinner from until O'Clock
| in Church dining room. Ih-re will be an
| abundance or good things. 10 eat inc ud-
ing Turkey Chicken Country Ham K last
Beet and Lamb Special attention will b.
gwen all who attend. Price of diuner25c
Lew Glen, So years old, naive OF
Shenandoah county. died Friday at the
home here of his son, Joseph Glenn
at Luray Va. During his ear y life ne
conducted an iron furnace in Shenan-
d all county. He WAS the father OF 10
Ichildren, seven of whom are living IN
clrd ng Mr.. George Glenn and Mr.. Z. J..
! Cullers. of Charles Town.
Mr.. Matt. Frome, of Washington, IN
charge of all County Agents through out
the United States for the Agricultural
Denutment who visits all agricul ure ex-
hibits of any prominence was visitor to
the Fall Festival on Friday aud said that
the plan of hav ng the Fall Festival
the streets and getting all the schooe chi ;
dren Interested was the best b. had seen
in all h 8 ex oerieuc-.
The plant of the Va'ley Brick Com
nanv in Ransom, on the belt line cor
Meeting the Baltimore and ONO an'
Norfolk an Western Ri roads. was
was 8 III Saturday at bankrupt H. o'
n y Sheets, S. W. Washington anc
: Gerard D. Moore, Trustees, to I, l.
Robinson for $1,000 The plant wa
, =, -. G, 70 of Gallon