Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-07-24

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Now is the time to subscribe for
the Recorder and the Washington
Post.
Mr.. Walter Newman, of Crab
bottom, was in town one DAY this
week.
Miss Cora Lunsford, of Wier,
visited her sister, Mrs e. W. Trim
bic, this week.
Mr.. Days Peterson and Mrs. A.
T. Carpenter visited friends in Nc
Dowell Sunday.
justices should remember that
they can set all the blanks they
need at this Office.
Miss Lila Crummett, of Deerfeld,
is visiting her brothers, S. W.
and Il j. Crummett.
Miss Nora Wilson is visiting
friends at Williamsville. where she
will spend some time.
Mr.. Thomas Beverage is, we
learn, quite sick at the home OF his
| friend. Mr.. Jacob Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Townsend.
Of Valley Center, spent a couple
days in town last week.
Mr.. P. D. Williams and wife, Of
Mcdowell neighborhood, stopped
here a short while Monday.
Rev. C. w. Trawick will preach
at Hightown Sunday morning at
Fl o'clock, and at CrabbottOm in
the afternoon at $50 o'clock.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wade's lit
tie daughter, Annie, fifteen months
old, died last night at their home
on Back Creek, Of cholera infantum.
Mr.. VIM. Wilson will take his
family to Franklin tomorrow,
where they will spend sometime
with relatives. MIR. Wilson will
return Sunday.
Mr.. Price Campbell and little
son and Miss Sarah Ruckman. who
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Camp
bell, made a hurried trip to Monte
rey yesterday.
DR.. Robson. Of Messy Creek,
passed through town yesterday On
his way 10 Bolar Springs, where he
will spend several weeks as has been
his custom for years.
Mr.. Joseph Barkman. after
spending week here, returned to
his home at Staunton today. His
wife and daughter and Miss Bessie
Andrews will continue their visit
longer.
Mr.. George Koogler, Of Mt. So
Ion, is visiting his sisters. Mrs. w.
A. Cunningham and Mrs. G. g..
Cross. and brother, Mr.. John Koog-
Ter, of this place.
MIR. E. NJ. Arbogast, who had the
fight with tie bull some time ago,
will receive ten dollars for injuries
sustained. from an accident COM
pany, he having previously taken
Nppt policy.
miss Mary Whitelaw. Of High
town. and her cousins, Misses Nit
tie and Mozella FARRELL. of East
Virginia, were guests of some of
their young lady friends in Monte
rey yesterday.
Those of our readers who know
Mr.. Oscar Harnsberger will be glad
to learn that he has taken turn
for the better, and it is thought by
his physician that with careful
nursing he will get well.
Misses Mary Madge Brown and
Hattie Patterson. Of Pocahontas
county, who have been visiting
friends in Baltimore, arrived at
Monterey Wednesday evening OIL
their return home. They will stop
a short time with Miss PattersOn's
, sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Trimble, at Van
derpool.
Mr.. Geo. e. Swecker, of Crabbot-
tom, called to see us yesterday. He
gave us last years apple, the APP
prooriate name of which is the
''grindstone," which was as firm
, and free from decay as on the day
it was taken from the tree, ten
months ago. Mr.. Swccker thinks
; this variety would, with care, keep
two years.
1t is your duty as we'll as prlvi.
lege to look young as long as you
= can. One way to dc so is by dress
) ing your hair with Ayers Hail
( Vigor. It causes the hair to retain
It's color and fullness to a late pc
Rod of life. and keeps the scalp IL
oood healthy condition.