Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-07-01
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Mound City, which we ]estlngiy 'oieiae
appropriate as it conveyed the idea OF inter
ment-
The Garden City flowers are all ready ror TO
And eyerybody's watchin' for the comm
And if it is Unanimous, as it is sure to be
Oh! what loud yellin' they will nave arouhu
rut some one will be a fumin' and frettin and
When they ind McKinley's deader than par
No r re1 " vii he beatin when they lay him
down to sleep =. +ho s+or,,,
Beside the lamb that perlsheu III 0'Ae ''o-
And in IN the Garden City they VIII raise cen
Otaph :. ,;,,, n uooIden
That has a Tiger on IL soi'ei I'M
calf"
Rev and Mrs. Kyle Gilbert and little daugh-
ter Alice returned from Highland Saturday
n m and Mr.. Gilbert filled the Parnassus
mint last Sunday a. m. Mrs. Gilbert found
her mother Mrs. Jones' entirely restored 10
health, and brought from her fine garden one
of the largest radishes we have ever seen, the |
oualitv of which completes with the quantity.
The MANY friends of DR.. J. R. Keezel OF
Mt Scion, will be sorry to learn that ne Isl
again confined to his bed with deep cold.
Mr.. P. Pullin of Highland county, passed
through our village Friday the 26th ultimo,
selling horse and cattle medicine. Hereports
fine crops of berries in that county.
Mrs. Harriet WISE nee Miss Cook, of Au-
gusta county, died of fever at her home in
Tampa Fla, Wednesday, the Ath She was
a sister to Mrs. Rebecca Davis of Staunton,
and full cousin to Mrs. Mary Cook Byers of
this community.
| Mrs Robert Coyner nee MISS Eilzapeth
Coyner, died at the home of her daughter at
Glover Hill Thursday, the 18th, aged seventy
three years The remains were inferred at
Messy Creek on Friday, the 10Th. Deceased
had united with Messy Creek church when
she was but4uite girl.
| DR.. John B. futile, full graduate OF the
University of Virginia, arrived at our village
Wednesday, the oath, p. m. This young M.
ID. is entertained at the hospitable residence of
Mrs. Ssllie Wilson, and will spread his wings,
in a few weeks, for the Empire City, where
he will attend lectures and then he will cross
the "Rubicon.'' Dr. futile visited friends
and relatives in Rockbridge, and his former
teacher, Professor C. S. Roller, of Fort Deli
ance last week.
Mrs William Teabo will leave this week
for her home at Hinton W. Va, accompani-
ed by her sister, Miss Belle Higgs.
Aunt Margaret, a faithful and valued old
coored woman in the employ of Mrs. ]. Addi-
son Whitmore, died of paralysis on Saturday.
the Goth.
Miss Bertha Silling returned to her home at
Bridgewater last week after pleasant visit at
Slower where she is quite favorite.
Miss Ella Ruebush of Dorcas, is ill.
Mr.. Norman H. Taylor of Mt. Scion, who
has been in failing health for some time, was
taken quite ill on Thursday, the oath, and is
in very critical condition
Rev. Mr. Armstrong, former pastor of Mt.
Scion charge, is guest of Mr.. J. Ed. Bolen.
Miss Wilson of this village, is attending the
School of Methods.
Mr.. C. W. Anderson of Mt Scion, visited
friends in Bridgewater Sunday. the 2lst, and
was again "whitecapped"
Mrs Lewis McClung of the Mcdowell sec
tion who has been visiting her brothers
Messrs. William and Chesley Blair, OF Mos
; COW. and DR.. J. S. Blair of Churchville, has
returned to her home.
|
: lar conductor on the new G. & W. railroad
i now has his headquarters in Bridgewater, ant
n is thus enabled to spend his Sundays with hi
S family and fill his old place in the choir. ID
| is fine singer and the people are delighted
II at having him with them again.
t. royal visitor of the monarch type arrived
It at the residence of Mr.. Hugh G. Hanna Thurs
T.. day. the 25th. Some folks say he has life
y right there.
Mrs. Jane Vanfossin, who died near Green
fville last week, was sister to the late Mrs
/ Mary Burgess of our village and was well
). known in this community.
=, Nearly all the children in the Mt. Solor
!, section, have whooping cough in the wors
form.
Constable Walker deputized Mr.. Davi
l Caldwell to dispatch all the sheep-kllhn
70 dogs in and around Mt Scion, and Mr. Gilbel
% armed himself and started out on his danger
70 GUS mission Friday, the Goth.
Mr.. Jacob Ruebush of Dorcas, who is
octogenarian, has never used eyeglasses, an
u can see remarkably we'll.
II Mr. Jim Stoutamyer of Mt. Pleasant has
as turkey hen that two weeks ago, had laid ski
d eggs from the LIST of April, and she has new
ne shown any disposition to sit.
Miss Lizzie Vines, who has been quite i'll I
,g the home of her brother-in-law Squire Jon
in Hopewell, is slowly improving.
ed Professor Hulvey has been with the M
to Scion people for some time, who never weal
al in discussing the coming railroad. Profess
Hulvey is having good success in selling sto'
he for the G. & W. and the people think tn
Of will have the road up North River.
rg. No hope is entertained by physicians
I'd. friends of the recovery of Mrs. Robert E.
I'm Hiner of Slower
hel Miss Stella Sandy visited friends in Spril
Hill last week.
Mr. ]. c. KILLER of the Spring Hill secti'
20 met with a serious accident last week
act Staunton His horses ran off, and Mr.. Kib
OF was thrown from the wagon. and receiv
no internal injuries. and is reported in We
an critical condition.
lee Mr. Bruce Whitmore went to Harrisonbr
Saturday, the 9th. and returned Monday,
the Goth
Lee Mr.. Hewitt Harlow of Staunton, is very
,ac- with measles-Dr. HenkeI, the physician
De- charge.
cen Mr. and Mrs Frank Harlow returned fr'
mi West Augusta last Saturday, and went
Staunton Monday the 10Th.
,o. Mrs. Martin s. Whitmore is i'll.
Mrs Henrietta Fauver who has been vi
80 ing her daughter Mrs. Newton Crawn
,,,.o Messy Creek, has returned to her home
49, Slower.
o. Mrs. Turner Ashby of Middle RIVER, visl
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Wampler of this
lage on the 2Sth.
Mrs. lack Daggy lost small tobacco
r,o last Thursday, the 25th, somewhere in
oou village of Parnassus which contained betw
80 fifteen and seventeen dollars. She would
-, glad for the finder to return it to her.
era Misses Mamie Daggy and Alice Gilbert
was visit Stribling Springs this week.
nbers ImprOnpter Suggestions.
the You must think while longer, boys,
york Before you determine to go;
~ Your fathers locks are white with age
Hers And his step is feeble and slow.
The That DEAR precious mother of yours,
J,oc rod Cot fond rl11