Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-10-27
saturday will be Halloween.

Charles Town. were on fire several day
last week.
4 Mr. Van Wilson of near Halltowr
while picking apples. fell from tree an
broke his arm.
MIR A Fl Skeados has hand somel
fitted up restaurant in the room in Gil
son building formerly known as the can
dy kitchen.
MIR. Geo. w. Armentrout is laying
brick pavement III front of the propertie
of Messrs. S. c. Young and A. G, Wyn
koop. on South Samuel street.
| The ladies of Oakland Chu.ch will
hold aHallowe'enSocial ANTELOPE schoo
honse on Saturday. October 81. from !
to II m. Public cordially invited.
Messrs. H. c. Gstzendanner and Co
enterprising coal dealers. have enlarged
their coal yard at this place. so as to give
plenty of room for turning of-teams, &c
Lewis Hale and Thompson Myer.
have completed a fine foundation fol
the new dwelling of Rev. DR.. A, c.. Hop
klns, and Messrs Glaize Bros have the
supersttucture of the building well under
way.
DR. and Hrs Howard Osburn. of Rip
pom, entertained the bride and groom
elect. Miss Marie Neill and Mr. KEN
Neville, on Tuesday evening. a number
of friends of both DR. Osburn and Miss
NelI being present.
Messrs. Woody & Baker have the
walls of the new office building opposite
the court house up to the second story,
and the front is showing up finely-evi-
IDENTIFY to be thing of beauty from turret
to foundation stone.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist
church will hold festival in Rouss
Hall beginning November 2, serving
supper Old Monday evening, and dinner
and supper Tuesday. Oysters, &c e
cream, cake, etc., will also be served.
A charter has been granted to the
Charles Town aud Summit Point Build
ing and Loan Association of Charles
Town. The capital stock is 1924. o3o.
with $I3o paid. The incorporators are
w, o. Norris and nine others of Charles
Town.
Married, al the residence of Mr. Clar-
ence Painter, in Charles Town, by Rev
DR. A c Hopkins, October FL. 1908. Mr.
Elmer F Painter to Miss Blache E Pain
ter. The groom is from Frederick coun-
ty, Va, and the bride is daughter of
Mr. Robert Painter, Of this vicinity.
The fourth entertainment of the series
held by members of company D. Aid So
ciety of the M. E. c.. S.. will be a Hal
lowe'en Social at the residence of MIR.
WIS. Myers 323 West Washington Street
on Thursday evening October 20. Pump
kin pies, cake, candy, coffee. chocolate,
ice cteam and 6ve-three. Public cordi-
ally invited.
I'm orovements on the Interior of the M
E Church South have been completed -
A new carpet, the wall tinted and fresh
paint have done much to make the audi
forum attractive. The graveyard has
been cleaned up and leveled and grass
on Sunday last, Rev d H Kern, of Win
CHI .ster, preaching able sermons morning
an evening.
Tie trustees of Zion Episcopal Church
have made changes in the plans for the
d Yelling to be erected at the corner of
Mildred and Congress streets. Charles
Town. The building will be larger than
was originally planned, and will be occu-
pied by the rector of the church. The
present rectory will be for rent after the
new dwelling is completed. Mr. H P
Cline has the contract.
In view af the coming meeting in
Charles Town next Friday of the Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, which will include
leading citizens from various towns and
cities, far and near, it will be in order
for our people to put their best foot fore
most as it were, and give our town It's
most presentable appearance. so that
our visitors, as is usually the case. will
come and go with good word for
Charles Town and its enterprising peo-
pie.
Capt. Lee Henry Moler. one of the
best known citizens of Shepherdstown
and for a number of years justice of
the peace for that district. died suddenly
at his home in that place Friday night.
He was in his usual health during the
evening, but about II o'clock had a vio-
lent coughing spell, during which he
burst blood vessel and death euusued
in few minutes Captain Moler was a
lifelong resident of this county, and the
family to which he belonged was one of
oldest and most numerous in this section.
During the war he served in the Confed-
crate Army. having been captain of
Company B. Second Virginia Regiment,
Stonewall Brigade. He is survived by
his widow and three sons-Lee Moler,
of Hagerstown. and Edward It. and
William R. Moler, of Shepherdstown
He was about 10 years of age. His fun.
eral, Sunday afternoon, was attended by
a large turnout of Confederate Veterans,
Sons of Veterans and Free Masons.
Mr. Amos Dunlap. well-known and
much respected citizen of Charles Town.
died on Saturday last. aged 90 years
He had been in declining health fol
some time. but had only been confined
to his bed for few days. He had been
a consistent member of the Methodist
church for many years. an d was highly
esteemed as an upright christian man
He was a native of Lancaster county
Pa, and is survived by widow, five sons
a,d tt,raa dauobtarc-W r Dunlan Ne