Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-08-11
LOCAL MENTION.

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The uvilla Methodist Church win
hold their Annual Harvest Home
SINNER. Thursday, August 26th, be-
Ginning at 4 80 o'clock. Every body
cordially invited.
LII, r Porterfeld and Blackburn
c-S;4b attorneys for the heirs OF the
&c Mason Lee have sold the dwell
10, house, at Leetown, where Mr; Lee
E-;de5 for some years, to Z wall.
The highest bid was s9O2.5o.
rattlesnake. measuring ~
inches in length, was found in the
doorvard at the Mission House, at
Christ Church Mission. on the noun
ta;n. in Kabletown District, by Mrs.
Georgia Campbell in charge of the
mission.
Mr. Jacob Hagley died at the C .;.ll,
- Infirmary on Monday mornl nso
ogod N wears. Funeral services W. -
S SsiS IN the NJ. E Church, South az
o t Junction, on Wednesoay
nrning Interment in Elmwooo
Temetery. Shepherdstown.
~
lanes Bean was arrested by ofn-
cor Rouzee, of Ransom corporation
m charge of operating Hoto.-
cvcle through the corporation ilnlrIs
81 an excessive rate OF speed; ne
was hailed before Mayor j. r. casey
and fined seven dollars.
The True Blue Class, of the
Kabletown Sunday School, VIII hoio
Lawn Fete on the church lawn, on
Tuesday night, August 18th. Home
n,ade ice cream, cake and lemonade
will be served. If weather is IN
clement, will be held the following
night.
Judge A. G. Hughes, of Kingwood.
Preston county, eighteenth judicial
circuit. sitting in a special term OF
Circuit Court here on Monday, re-
! versed the decision of the Democratic
, executive committee in unseatlng the
Seibert slate of delegates from Shep.
herdstown District to the Judlcla
convention at Martinsburg and eerti-
!. fying the Downey supporters, and
, authorizing the seating of the Seibert
slate, finding no substantiation OF
charges of fraud upon which the &C
ton of the executive committee wa:
: based.
; C. w. Clymer, we'll known plaster
: err and ornamental decorator, in thii
S section and elsewhere. is engaged il
e putting in the expensive ornamental
t work on the new county court hoEst
r being erected at Franklin. This i
e considerd a big job, and when com
!. pleted is expected to be one of tbs
o best looking court buildings in tina
f section of the state.
Shenandoah Tribe, No. 80, Improv
:, ed Order of Red Men, had the pleas
: ure of having some brothers from
0 Martinsburg with them on Monda
: night The visiting brothers were
5. K. Chambers, Past Great Saehem; v
f w. KILLER, Past Great Saehem; II {
e Tucker, Great Mishinewa; r. L Kee
e sey, Collector of Wampum, and R.
IS Chambers.
d Mrs. Clara Larue Mathers, VIII
: was daughter of the late Geofre
Fellers, of this county, died IuesdaS
August 8, at her home in Martins
I burg. at the age of 81 years. Sh
t, leaves two sons, William and Fran
n Mathers, of Martinsburg, and tire
e daughters, Mrs. John Eutzy, and MI
70 Walker Martin, Martinsburg, and MI
I Charles Holeman, of Spencer, N. I.
p Marriage licenses have been issue
he fom the office of County Clerk Cha
n A. johnson. as follows: Charles
Potts, native of Harpers Ferry. r.
siding in Gainesville. Md. and Naon
|. Gerber, born and residing IN Ba
q timore, Nd. Manaply Miller, colo
r ed, born and living in Staunton; va
It and Sadie Lee Newman, colore
Y born and living at Kabletown. jon
= Henry Lee, colored, native OF kapp
= hammock county. Va. now living
+ Bakerton. and Lucy Alice HAZE
colored. born and living In Jeners'
&c county.
u Frank Robinson. John Sklnn ne
{ Austin Mitchell, William WILSON, l
le Elliott. and Ralph Ham, who are
r. tending the Citizens Military lral
j. ing Camp at Fort Thomas, kenVucH
lie have been awarded medals as {
perts in rifle craftsmanship. :" NJ
n firing on the rifle range, eacn MAJ
e. an exceedingly high score. As U
-. is an honor which few attain, Chafl
= Town should be justly proud OF the
g. young men who form part OF n
> representation at the governme
= training camp.
~ Miss Katherine Todd BeItzhoov
~ entertained between thirty-five a.
~ ~ forty of her young friends at u
40 home of her parents, Attorney al
ne Mrs. George NJ. Beltzhoover. Jr.'
South Mildred street, at a, DANCE Al
re party Friday night. Delightful
he freshments were served to the que, cues
10 who included Misses Mary Neiso
nc Frances, and Virginia Neville :.
r. North Platte. Nebraska, Nancy bu'
be ner. of Fredericksburg, Va a
CHI Elizabeth Chew. of New Koene;.
es n. Y, and S. P. and Manning Sml'
Sc of Moundsville.