Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-07-06
FROM MT. SOLON.

the school:
PRAYER. Ry Rev Kenny Holt.
Song. ..Slng unto the Lord" by
school.
Rec ..Welcnme, by Miss Mysee
McFall.
Rec Il am growing by Forrest
Slower.
Song. Along the river of time, BY
school.
Rec. A day for the children. by Miss
Allie Messersmith.
Song. II shall be satisfied by
school.
Rose drill, by eight little girls.
Quartet and chorus. 1.-The Wondrous
Cross"
Rec. Making room for the children
by Miss Katie Hidy.
Song. behold what love-" by SCHOOL
Song. Pretty morning glories, by
Miss Loyal Holt.
Rec. When mama was little girl
by Alleen Mct4uall.
Song. Oh, prai him. by school.
Rec. Night and Day, by "a girls and
boys.
Collection.
Song. Hallelujah for the cross b.
school.
Rec. The last Hymn. by Miss Nor
ma Cupp.
Song. Bringing in the sheaves, By
Forrest Slower.
Song. When the mists have rolled
away, by school.
Benediction.
The announcement of this occasion
attracted large number OF people Wht
were greatly interested in the services
Superintendent A. T. Reeves takeI
much interest in the school, and II
ably supported by bis efficient assist
ants.
An interesting feature CT the occa
sion was, when Mrs. Catherine McFal
entered the church on the arm OF hel
son. She was observed by DR.. james
Il. Clarke, who arose with the gallantry
of youth and the politeness OF
Chesterfield and rendered her seat b,
h is side remarking, "This is the Ole
issue,n which caused waive of laugh
ter over the congregation. Both are
considerably up in the eighties, ye'
they seemed to enjoy the evening az
much as tbs young.
Mr.. Henry Huffer, aged "a years
died at his home near Stokesville Fri
day. The funeral and burial service
was held at Mt. Hion church at Sp. m
Saturday. The deceased was highly
esteemed by his neighbors. He Leaves
a large family of children all of whom
are grown.
Mrs. Margaret Bass has returned
from Appomattox county, where sht
had been summoned to the bedside Of
her son, Whitney, who was injured
about the head and face by the kick Of
a horse at the lumber camp OF his faith
er. She reports his condition is alto
gether favorable.
Mr.. Writ Todd, the courteous station
agent at this place, has been confined
at home for come days with a Slight
illness. His condition is reported as
very favorable and will soon be able tt
resume bis duties. Mr.. Wine of Mossy
Creek station, is filling his place dur
ing bis sickness.
Squire J. w. Hopewell's condition
is reported to be much improved.
Mr.. Ambrose Rogers of Colorado
has returned to this place, after an ao
sence of 80 years. He is visiting hi
nieces and nephews, Mr.. A. ]. Reeve
md others
Many car loads of lambs are being
ship ID from this place to norther
markets this season. The shippers WI
are Informed are getting from 81 to Il
| cents per ID in the market east.
The wheat crop in this section l
practically in the shock. The hay Gro
has been greatly improved by the re
cent rains.
Miss Page Clemmer of your city, ha
| returned to her home. after spendln
a. pleasant week with friends here.
Mr.. Geo. NEWMAN accompanied b
his wife. and MIS- Matte Lee Long an
son of Staunton, speut an enjoyab
week with friends here.
DR.. w. H. Burton became suddenl
i'll Sunday night at the home OF M
wv. b. Todd, where he was making
professional call. His condition wa
somewhat improved the followin
morning, but not sufficiently so to e.
able him to return to his home.
Miss Katy Hidy who was pupil
|, | Un6 puDliC SCuOOl ehU bliio JlASo uhS Pc
winter, has returned to her home
, Crabbottom, Highland county. II
department endeared her to teach
and schoolmates, and many regre
were expressed at her departure. VI
was accompanied by her friend al
schoolmate, Miss Allie Messersmit
who will spend short time with hi
l.. Mr.. and Mrs. William Messersmi
e have returned from Highland whe
g they had gone on business and ple'
J. ure trip. Mr.. Messersmith repol
IS things poisoning as the rose beyol
It the majestic Shenandoah.
Mr.. Ernest Hopewell was summon
Al from Williamsburg to bis home on
,e count of the illness of his father.
le Mrs. Sarah Stombaugh of Charl'
a ton, w. Va, is visiting relatives
IF this place. She was warmly WELDON
lie by her old friends, among whom
e had resided for a number of years.