Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-06-20
Local MISCELLANY.

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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c
Miller. daughter,
Rev. S. w. Cole has received a cal
to Washington, Rappahannock county
Va.
Married at the Baptist Parsonage
June 10, George B. Faircloth and JUL;
Crawford.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. Wilde,
c. Feagans is quite i'll at his home a,
Wheatland.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Arch Mahoney on Thursday at theil
home on West Liberty street.
Mrs. C. N. Campbell has leased The
Hughes property on Samuel street anc
will take possession in the fall.
Mr.. W. A. Spangler is taking his va.
cation and he and Mrs. Spangler are
visiting relatives in Strasburg. Va,
Rev. H. M. Moffett assisted in the
marriage of Miss Williamson at Falling
Waters on Wednesday evening last.
Messrs. Rouss Bros. are having
erected a new barn az by 70 to replace
the one destroyed by fire last winter.
Mr.. E. M. Jones, the Charles Town
florist, is building an additional green
house to accommodate his increasing
trade.
The Baptist Church at Leetown has
bought large chapel organ from M.
P Eoller & Co, the we'll known Hag-
erstown organ manufacturers.
The Independent Fire Company has
received an invitation to participate in
the Great Red Mems 4th of july cele-
bration in Frederick, Md.
The new school house at Shenandoah
junction is about rerdy for the roof
and it will be handsome and commo-
dious building when completed.
Attorney Frank ] Beckwith attend
ed the finals at Washington and Lee
University at Lexington last week.
He is a graduate of that institution.
Mr.. c. I. Shugert has a special double
column advertisement of the Wizard
Triangle Mop in another column. Read
it and call and have him show them to
you.
The body of Mrs Catherine H. Webb.
who died in Aberdeen, Miss, June 10,
aged Ga years, was brought here last
Wednesday and inferred in ZioI. church
yard.
MIR. w. E. MOreland, has completed
contracts for painting the dwelling of
Mrs. George w. Taylor on Congress
street and that of Mr. Frank L. Robin
son in Ransom.
Hon H. B. Davenport, of Clay coun-
ty, this state, is spending several days
at his old home here. He is another
Charles Town hoy" who is having
career in other fields.
DR. VIM. Neill and Mrs. Margaret
Ai,quith have had their residences
newly painted in white with green
blinds. Mr.. W. w. johnson done the
work.
Mr.. R. H. Phillips has been awarded
the contract to build the new M. E.
church South at Bakerton. 1t is to be
a stucco building so by 70 feet. Work
will be started at one
The Phillips Lumber and Manufac-
turing Co., have opened lumber yard
at Bakerton. and will keep a compe-
tent man in charge to estimate on
buildings and make contracts.
The Primary Department of the
ID. E. Sunday School will have a picnic
at the old school house grounds in Ran
son Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w.
S. Myers and Misses Garry and Mary
Engle, teachers.
Miss Bessie Colston purchased a
handsome Overland car this spring and
has given many of her friends delight
full drives through Jefferson County,
over so have had the pleasure of most
delightful outings.
The Sunday School of the M E.
Church South, of Middleway, will hold
a yard party in the church yard Satur-
day night, July 9Th. 1916. Proceeds
for the benefit of the school. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Edith Presley Rixey, daughter
of the late Congressman John F. Rixey-
of Brandey Station. Va, and Joseph
Francis Moore, of Berryville, Va,
were married Saturday in the universe
ty chapel at the University of Virginia.
The marriage of Miss Antoinette
Manning. daughter of Mrs. Frank j.
Manning, to Clarence Mash, of Charles
ton, will take place on Wednesday,
June 81. in Zion Episcopal Church. The
groom to-be is assistant manager of
the Kanawha Hotel at Charleston.
Two young men from Jefferson coun-
ty were called to join their companies
on the C II of President Wilson for
troops. Mr.. Harry Darr, of Shenan-
doah Junction, has gone to join his
company at Front Royal, and Mr.. Gil
bert Quick, of Charles Town, is mem
Der of the company at Martinsburg.
At Stockholders Meeting of the
Fidelity Building and Loan Associa
ton held at the office of James NJ.
Mason, Jr.. yesterday morning, the
affairs of the Association were put in
the hands of James M. Mason, Jr.,
ard Forrest A. Brown, TO collect the
the assets, bring the necessity suits,