Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13

short visit Sunday, last.
Miss Hattie Cleek returned home
Monday. after spending some time
with her friends at this place.
Misses Mamie and Annie McNul-
ty, of Mcdowell, were guests OF
Mrs. S. B. Sieg, one day this week.
Miss Josie Stephenson went to
Stanton, Monday, to resume her
studies at the Augusta Female lne
stitute.
Miss Nettie Dickinson, Of New
Hope. came yesterday to spend a
few weeks with her brother, Il. 5.
Dickinson,
Mr.. Will Bussard has on hands
the building Of three houses-two
in Monterey and school-houSe IN
Big Valley.
Mr.. John Gibson and son, Willis,
of Vanderpool, brought a rice
bunch of lambs to town yesterday
to be weighed and shipped.
S. W. Crummett takes the lead
in potatoes. He raised one in his
garden this season which weighs
two and one-quarter pounds.
Stanton Daily News: Miss
Mary Ogilvie left Saturday for
Kansas City. No, where she goes
| to prepare herself for missionary
work.
Mr.. Joseph Jones. one Of our
wagon-makers, repaired a wagon
| his week which was found on the
| Mcdowell battlefield shortly after
he battle.
NOTICE.-A meeting Of the
| Highland Republicans has been
| called for the gath, next cOurt-day
Tor the purpose Of electing coun-
| ty chairman.
Miss Hattie Eastman, who has
cen visiting her aunt, Mrs. '. b
Bishop, Turing the summer, return
d this week to her home IL
charleston, W. Va.
All persons knowing themselve'
indebted to us by Bond will pleas
settle them court-day, the gath
+ After that date they will be pu
0 INTO an officers hands for collec
| ion Dickinson & Trimble.
! Miss Mary Lowman, who Spen
L several months with her aunt, Mrs
G. j. Hiner, returned to her HON
5 at DAYTON this week. Mr.. Day
! Hiner accompanied her and wi
take in the Bridgewater jubilee O.
: his trip.
IS II consider it my duty" says M
f. z. Dias, of San Diego, Texa
= to certify that Ayers Pills hav
" completely relieved my wife OF ne'
i ralgia. from which complaint 81
was for a long time, great SUITE.
Il err" They are easy to take al
y, always effective.
- Several Of Highlands best boy
and girls have said goodbye I
d home and friends for another nil
re months and have gone to their r
s. spective schools to take up the stu'
les they have even hated to drea'
>. about during the enjoyable vac
= ton which ended, oh! 50 soon.
T. There is nothing to prevent an,
one concocting a mixture and cal
l. ing it "sar8aparilla," and there
Y. nothing to prevent anyone spen
! Is ing good money testing the stu
" but prudent people, who wish
be sure Of their remedy, take on
81 Ayers Sarsaparilla, and SO 6
y. cured.
Mr.. Harry Gum, who spent
portion of the Summer with /
Vt parents at Meadow Dale, start
he Monday on long journey, his dc
he siaation being Oregon, where
expects to go into business a.
as make his home. The RECORD
IL wishes him safe journey al
a. much success.
us Erasmus McQuain and MI
Maggie Grooms. attendants at t
n. Western State Hospital, Staunto
ne were married last week in t
ty Methodist church Of that city, d
ed Mr.. McQuain has held prom
nent position at the hospital /
years. He is native Of Pend
Il; ton county and we'll known
M many Of our readers.
r we During the terrible rain stol
~ and electric display last Sund'
lightning struck three telepho
RS, poles on the Monterey and Star
Tin line. all Of them being close toge
ply err near the'residence Of Mr.. l..
ic- Caricoffe, at Mcdowell. One of
poles was completely demolish
as while the others were badly spl
his tered.
ill Miss Ella Arbogast, who has b(
The home on a visit, started Tuesday