Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-11-24

street. 70 lGlSlI AtW AN+--Ns va $3.50 y
.-reet. in Ransom.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith, Jr.,
-4- the proud parents of fine baby
~. horn at the Charles Town Gen
zrai Hospital Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt are the
-a rents Of a ten-pound baby boy,
5srg al the home of Mrs. Hunts
eso+ber. Mrs. Frank Bell, in Harpers
Ferrv. on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Laurence W Lloyd, Charles
rawn radio salesman. has installed a
sue r c. A four-tube set in the
INC of Mr.. Clarence Barton. on
second avenue. in Ransom.
The Circles of the Woman's Mis-
.sonarv Society of the Methodist
church will have some fancy articles
Nm sale at Miss Lizzie Stonesifer's
an Thursday, December I'd, from 8
TO p. m.
The plant of the international
Fruit Products Company IN Ransom,
viii he sold according to an order is
ned by Wilbur H. Thomas, referee
IN bankruptcy, at recent meeting
# creditors.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
fheir annual Thanksgiving Dinner in
he Odd Fellows Hall, at Shenandoah
Junction, on Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday. November 25. You are
cordially invited.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
Al Middlewav will hold an Oyster
supper and Fancy Sale at the home
af Miss Edith Grantham. at Middle
way. on Friday evening. November
18th. Public cordially invited.
Doctor William Minginti, of Mar
tjnsburg. gave a very helpful clinic
ON pvorrhea in Doctor Edgell's office
asst week. Dr. oyer, DR.. Herbert
and DR.. Daniels, of Martinsburg; DR.
Ramev and DR. Edgell, of Charles
Town. attended.
An Oyster and Chicken Supper,
with sale of Fancy Articles will pc
held by the Ladies Aid Society in the
basement of the Methodist Church,
at Millville. Wednesday night. No
vember "a. The ladies invite you
to attend and bring a friend with
YOU.
The stock room of the Jefferson
Motor Co., local Ford agency, has
been greatly enlarged, the ever in
1ereasing amount of parts that must
be carried on nand having overtilled
the old room,
Little David Brown, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest A Brown, was un-
fortunate enough last week to fall
through the glass in French Win
dow in the home. on South Samuel
street. and to sever an artery IN his
arm. He was Immediately taken to
the hospital here and put under an
anaesthetic, while several stitches
We're taken in his arm.
The Cornell Daily Sun. of Ithaca,
New York, the news organ of Cornell
University. reports that 16 students
of the University have been elected
To the Tau Beta Pi. honorary engi-
reering society. Five were elected
from the College of Electrical Engi-
neering, one of them being Louie
McSherry Burns, class of 1921
Charles Town.
Gd1Il6S IDltISSlSO III NoNNA PO"SA
development on the Shenandoah riv'
er have renewed an option to pur.
chase so acres of the Conrad farm
south of the Bloomery, from Allen &
Trapnell. The original option ex-
pred on November 10. The renew
al extends the period within which
the option must be exercised to NO
vember. 1927.
The Woman's Club will hold an ex
hibit of Water Color Pictures, paint
ed by Miss Louise Stuart. of Baltl
more. former teacher in the Mary
land Institute of Art, on THURSDAY
, and Friday, November rs and 26
: from 2 to 5 o. M, in the Eplscopa
, Parish House. Charles Town, W. Va
Tea will be served in the basemen
to help defray the expenses OF tn
exhibit. Mrs. Lyman S. Linson an
Miss Pattie Willis will be hostesses.
! Mrs. Laura Young, resident o
] Kearneysville for the past eigh
4 years. died in her apartment in tn
g DIR. Lucas house there, on Novembe
e 16, aged 76 years. In failing heah
V for some time, Mrs Young wa
!, stricken with paralysis Sunday morn
/, ing. The funeral was held Thurs
r dav afternoon, the body being take
to Martinsburg for interment. Mr.
Young, who resided the greater pal
+ Of her life in St. Louis. leaves on
5 son. John Heinz. at Kearneysvllle.
Herbert D. Engle, operating
= dairy farm at Engle, this county, ma
. completed the construction of ne
: dairy barn. Specifications supple
: by the Health Department of tn
= District of Columbia. were followe
! in the construction Of the buildiln!
\ so that Mr.. Engle is now able to shi
u milk and cream to the Washingtoo
>, market. The new barn is 80 by .
n feet. entirely of metal constructlo
- with concrete floor. and is eouippe
:, with steel stanchions. 1t will a.
- commodate 16 cows.
# Harvey Henry. youngster Of u
e Harpers Ferry district, was brougl
e to the Charles Town General 10
,r pltal Tuesday morning, Novemo<