Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-12-06
FROM MT. S0LON.

Mt. Scion, Dec. 2.-Mr. Chr1etl0n
Sheets met with serious accident
caused by team of horses running
away with him on the farm of Mr.
Jacob Zimmerman. DIR. Alexander
was hurriedIy summoned to bis bed
side and found him suffering from sew:
eral deep cuts on his breast and face.
and several ribs broken. He is report
ed to be getting along fairly we'll.
Mr.. A. R q. Bass spent several days
with his family last week from bis bus
mess in App0mattox county.
| Mrs. Robt. Eubank Of your city. re-
Gently spent some time here with her
daughter, Mrs Chas. Anderson.
Mr.. w. M. McNulty closed the ship.
ment of live stock for the present year
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. IS, Todd went to Harrison
burg last week to hear the Rev. Mr..
| Brown, a noted evangelist from Ar
kansas
/ The ladies of Messy Creek congrega
ton held their annual white Sale"
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rod
ney Dudley of the Glade. 1t was lib
orally patronized and greatly eDjoved
by all present
Daniel Mohler of Lock Seven, W.
Va, is visiting his uncle Rankin Todd.
Mr.. Jack Carroll accompanied by
bis interesting wife, spent several days
last week with Mr.. J. T. A. Cupp. Mrs.
Carroll's brother. The outing was
greatly enjoyed by both. Mrs. CAROLS
childhood DAYS were spent In Mt. So
Ion and she was kept quite busy re-
| uewiDg the acquaintance OF her
youth. She is an interesting CONVEX
sationalist. and one of her friends said
''she reminds me of Americas great.
est evangelist, Sam P. Jones, as she
| could suddenly carry you from laugh.
ter to tears" A trip to StOkesvilIe
accompanied by her niece, Miss Nor
ma Cupp, and Mrs. Catharine McFall.
was one of interest to her.
James D. McFall of Richmond, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Catha
rine McFall.
Ten Thousand pounds Of fowls were
shipped from this place several days
previous to Thanksgiving.
The incident that occurred at the
Willard Hotel in Washington, some
days ago, reminds the writer of one of
Rev. Sam Jones' comparisons: why
you look like rat terrier lying beside
an elephant"
Mr.. Geo. Thomas of Bridgewater,
representing tho j. A. Riddle Lumber
Co., has been here some DAYS taking
up lumber for shipment.
The ladies' aid society of the M. E.
church held their annual Chrysanthe-
mum Show and Bazaar at this place
last week. This society strives to make
these occasions attractive and inter-
inn in,
popularity, and are a success from
every view point. No selfishness pre-
walls in the Messy Greek section, all
denominations were represented, es
pecially so Of the Presbyterian congre-
CATION Of Messy Creek.
Mr.. Station Slower has rem0deled
bis residence at this place. Tho i'm
prOvements made makes it one Of the
prettiest residences in the village.
Mrs. Ada McQuain, merchant of
this place, and doc" B. 1. Karicofe
were married in Washington e., on
the 9th ult. They returned to their
home on Saturday and were given
''befO de wah" serenade.
Mr.. Newton Daggy who recently
purchased the old Blakemore home
stead, has made it very desirable
home.
Mrs. Bette .Kunkle and daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Alexander ARE visiting friends
at jennings Gap.
Mrs. James HidY of Crabbottom,
county, was visitor in our
village last week.
Rev. George Flory of New Hope, is
holding series of meetings at Eman-
uels German Baptist church.
Mrs. Geo. W. Swink of Sangerville,
was visiting her niece, Mrs. Station
Slower, several days ago.