Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-02
Local MISCELLANY.
Don't fail to vote next Tuesday.

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Col, R. P. Chew has donated 10
locust posts for the Charles Tow
Horse Show grounds.
Be sure to take the time to vote neg
Tuesday, as upoa your vote may ham
the result of the election.
C. F. Wall sold five decks of cattle
spring lambs, shoats. sheep and calve
in Washington last Saturday.
The Street Committee has received ,
car load of fine stone, and are making
some needed repairs on the streets.
The announcement of Mr.. Clayton l.
Haines as candidate fer re election a,
Mayor of Charles Town appears in thi.
issue.
George M. Grim, of Kearneysyille,
and Tressa L. Callahan, of Smithburp.
Md, were married in Hagerstown.
Md, recently.
We return thanks to Mr.. A. G.
Wynkoop, dealer in Insurance and
Real Estate for the attractive and
useful blotters.
Messrs. K. w. and P. w. Dunnaway
opened their new store in the Miley
and Goetz building last Saturday with
fine stock of furniture.
Messrs. John Coyle, James Monegan
and [. I. Perry had lively chase af-
ter large red fox in the big woods on
the Opequon last Saturday night.
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingstone
spoke on Universal Suffrage before a
large and appreciative audience in the
Court House in Charles Town last
Thursday night.
A game of base ball played here last
Saturday between the Charles Town
High School and Front Royal Club re-
suited in a score of "a to in favor of
the High School.
The reopening of the Murrill Hill M.
E. Church, South, will be held on Sun
day, May 7th. Preaching by Rev. John
A. Anderson, Presiding Elder, at 3 D m
All are cordially invited.
The Eastern Convocation of the
Episcopal Church will meet in the
Church of the Holy Spirit at Summit
Point on Tuesday, Wed -sday and
thursday, May 9. 10 and II
The Market House Commi tee has
contracted with Mr.. H. p. CliLe to put
a handsome front in the store 70 I'm &C.
cupied by Mr.. James A. Fritts, and is
making other improvements thereto.
The Opera House is running excep-
tionally good pictures now, and good
crowds attended last week. Manager
Henson has fine program for this
week, and full house is expected each
night.
The Regular May term of the Jeffer-
son Circuit Court convenes May 16.
The Grand Jury is summoned for that
day, but the petit jury willnot be called
together until the following Tuesday,
May %.
Attorney Geo. NJ Beltzhoover, Jr,
bonded Special Commissioner, has sold
the Hout home farm of 303 As acres,
near Summit Point, at private sale, to
Mr.. W. B. Smith. of Winchester, at
S373 per acre.
Miss Eta OFT and Mr.. Bush DilIow
were married Tuesday afternoon on
the Maryland bridge at Harpers Ferry
by Rev. A. W. Ewell, of the M. P.
Church Both the bride and groom
from this county.
Messrs, JOIN C. Burns & Co., have
moved their stock of Hardware from
the Gibson Building to the Bishop
building, recently remodeled by Mr..
Burns, and are open for business at
the new location.
Miss Laura N. Myers daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Myers near Mill
vile, was married to Mr. Howell B
Hoffmaster, of Charles Town, March
9th, in Baltimore, Md, at the parson-
age of Rev. Porter.
The County Court met in the Regular
May term yesterday, and will con inue
in session this week. Frank i. Beck
with was recommended for Notary
Public, and only other routine business
has been transacted so far.
Rev. Frank Brooke, former assistant
principal of the Charles Town High
School, was ordained to the ministry in
the Presbyterian Church at the Spring
Session of the Winchester Presbytery
at Woodstock, Va, last week.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Lolita Gibbons Turner to Mr.. Earl
Gordon Beale has been made. The bride
is the daughter of the late DR.. Charles
Turner, of Bluemont, and a grand
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Turner of this
place.
MIR. VIM. H. Anderson is annou need
in this issue as candidate for re-elec-
ton as Councilman from the Third
Ward. Mr.. Anderson has served one
term in the Council acceptably and
well, and the voters of the town will
give him strong support for reelection.
Mr. |. w. Dick has been appointed
to pc sitlon of superintendent of the
Winchester Milling Corporation, Win
chester, Va. The milling corporation
is the successor to w. B. Baker Sons,
wlo were in the milling business there
for years.
Attorney Geo. D. Moore, trustee.
sold at public auction on April % the
Uo.,ao+or form of 10 aprog mile