Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-05-25
Local MISCELLANY.

DR.. {. L. Skinner attt nded the NEE
: ingof the State Medical Society at HUI
> tngton.
: Mrs. Moffatt entertained the Mi:
sionary Society on Tuesday afterpoo
at the Manse.
Mrs. George s. Eyster issued il
vitations to tea Friday afternoo
from four until six
Messrs. w. F. and j. r. Appel ar
at Strasburg, doing large repair wor
at the Stone Quarries there.
The Jefferson Garage has installed
Gray & Davis starting and lighting out
fit on Mr.. Simeon Knights Ford Car.
Married at the Baptist parsonage o.
May 22nd, 1915, Miss Mary Duke an,
Mr.. Thomas Helm, both of Berryville
Messrs Woody and Baker have pu
down fine Concrete walks on both side
of Hunter Street between Mildred an,
Samuel Streets.
P. S. Willard VS.. VIM. Shorts etc. Re
port of Geo. Beltzhoover. Jr. Commits
sioner in Chsncery, submitted Johi
II. Porterheld. trustee, to sell the prop
erty.
The Charles Town Bcwlers were de
feated Thursday night by the Martins
burg Bowlers by r6opins. Martinsburg'
score was 2.7s7 against 2,627 for Charlie
Town.
Four of the Ford cars that are to com,
shortly to the Jefferson Garage have beer
sold; you had better put in your ordel
now if you want one ont of this cal
load.
The Ladies of the Leetown Baptis
Church will hold supper and festiva
Wednesday evening, May 20. in the par.
sonage. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington, May 18th, to Mr.. Frank
K. OFT and Mrs Mamie L. Adams.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. A. Melvin at the parsonage
of the NJ. P. Chuch.
Mr.. ]. E. Woodward, conducting a
general merchandise business in the
Locke store room on West Nam ST.,
Charles Town, has made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors to,Mr. Ino
II. Porterfeld.
A civil service examination for post.
master at Ransan was held Saturday at
the High School building in Charles
Town by the local Civil Service board,
MessTs. ID. c. Fulton, Perry w. Barr
and Frank E. Mundey. There are
twelve or fifteen applicants.
We We're glad to be able to see out
esteemed friend Mr.. Geo. w. NARROW,
at his home near Bloomery Sunday.
Although he has been an invalid for
some time he is holding his own and is
glad to see his friends and gives them
royal welcome.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Brockman have
returned aud taken up the Orchestra
Music at the Opera House, We are glad
to welcome them back again. And our
people can again look forward to Goo
Music" each evening which is well worth
the price OF admission.
Mr.. c. w. Taylor is announced as a
candidate for Councilman from the
First Ward Mr. Taylor is a well-known
business man has heretofore served in
the Town Council, and if elected we
have no doubt will give the duties of the
office careful and conscientious attention
Be sure to attend the Name Social or
Friday evening, June 4, to be held in the
dining room OF the Baptist Church under
the auspices of Glass No. 9. The ladie:
nave a surprise in store for all. Gentle
men pay one cent for each letter in theii
name, and ladies and children one cen
for each letter in their first name. Ev
erybody cordially invited,
Miss Cary Gravatt was hostess a
an attractive tea on Saturday after
noon May 18th, from to 6, given il
honor of her house guest Miss ANN
Pedleton of, Charlottesville Va. Tn
house was bower of flowers and de
licious refreshments were served
Those assisting Miss Gravatt wer
Misses Julia Peyton, Elenor Eyster an
Mary Lucas.
Mr.. l., d. G etzendanner is announce
as Candidate for Councilman from tn
Second Ward, MIR. Getzendanner is
we'll known citizen of Charles Town, ha
theinterest of the town at heart, and wi
be given liberal support by the yotei
, next Thursday AS he was unable to g
his name on the ballot. his friends r.
quest that voters desiring to vote fl
him write his name on the ticket.
Pastor Cole started yesterday in
Auto for little trip into his native Sta
Old Virginia and expects to visit the fc
, lowing places: Berryville, Front Roys
Fhnt Hill, Little Washington. Sperr
vile. Woodvile, Culpepper. Lura
Remington, Beaston, Fredericksbur
and Richmond to the commencement
Woman's College, where his daughter
at School and the Old Soldiers Reunio
d. Mr.. Charles Willard Cline and Mi
Anna Belle johnson were married
Saturday. May 18th, at st. Andre'
:, on the mountain, by Rev. John
; Quinton. They are both of the Charl
Town vicinity and are well known a
. popular. The bride is the eldest daug