Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-08-07
HIGHLAND RECRODEIS
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs! L. A. Caricho8 and childre
are visiting friends-in. Monterey.
% The people of Monterey and Vi
entity don't take sugar in ther'n.
Mr.. Charles GUN, Of Back Greek
paid our merchants a visit Wednes
day
The mercury has a considerable
hahkering after the 80 mark these
days.
The mercury registered 95 in the
shade yesterday evening at z o,
clock.
Mr. Cliff. MatEeny left fol
Staunton Wednesday to spend sew
eral days.
Mr.. w. w. Stephenson, of Will
sonsville, was in town "Wednesday
on business.
\ The demand for sugar has been
greatly in excess of the supply for
the past week.
Mr.. Harper Rymer, Of Pendle-
son county, spent short while in
Monterey Tuesday.
: BURR FLOUR FOR SALE-Wil-
Huntsville burr -four for sale at the
yosidence of D. Wilson. 2t
Miss Mollie Campbell, who has
been visiting friends in the Valley,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Mollie Patterson and Mrs.
w. L. Arbogast, Of Crabbottom,
we're in town this week one day.
Miss Minnie Cross, Of West Au-
gusta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. |
g. Gross ard other friends in Mon
terey.
Mr.. Sam Beverage, who has been
very much complaining, has sone
to the eastern part Of the county
for rest.
Mr.. Thomas Dickinson, Of New
Hope, j mere engaged in painting
Dickinson s. Trimble's new dwell
ing-house.
Mr.. John W. Smith and wife, Of
Doe Hill neighborhood, spent Sun
day in Monterey, guests Of DIR. B.
q. Fleisher. $
Mr. H. NJ Pullin and daughter,
Miss Hattie, Of Bullpasture, passed
through town Wednesday or their
way to Webster Springs.
When the farmers of the county t
weigh their cattle forshipment, we
would ask that they furnish us a a
statement Of the weights for publ
; alton.
Mr.. Koiner, representative, Of S
Augusta county, and Mr.. Stewart, d
IF Staunton, passed through town h
his week on their way to Webster /
Springs. b
Mrs. Joseph Barkman, who has " "
oeen visiting friends here for some "
lime returned home Wednesday af- :
Ter spending couple Of days at W
Mcdowell. h
Judge Charles Grattan and h,
Miss Sale, of StauntOn. 10
spent Tuesday night at the Com h.
nercial. They left Wednesday for ~
Webster Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Spindle and f.
Miss Myrtle, Of Shenan- es
oah county, and Miss Mary Cowles, III
t New York, are guests of Mr.. wi
nd Mrs. V. B. Bishop. pa
L. H. Stephenson is, having she D'
d stairway in his residence replac-
/ by-one of more modern design VIC
I'D comfort. L. A. Carichoff and w,
F. Gillett are doing the work. us,
A large, fine COW, belonging to a ar,
'ove of cattle started to market piI
re first OF the week by For6er and Tb
1rlstie, fell oyer the road near Mr..
II. RexrodeS and broke her neck. J.
min
Mr.. Arthur Jerrame, of Staun- no,
II, arrived here Wednesday even hol
g on the hack, and was met by last
; friend Collingwood Dickson, qua
Trimbie P. O., whom he has his
ni0 ~ 'iSi'' ray
Mr.. Jake Wamsley, Of Staunton. 7
d his sister. Mrs. j. B. Bradshaw, Ass
Mcdowell passed through town ell,
lesday on their return from Ran for
Iph county, W. Va. where they sion
We been visiting relatives. the
Mr.. Jack Reader, of Bridgeva- f III
:, who has been travelling in
est Virginia for some time, re-
ned to his home this week. He D
mt a day in Monterey with his G
End, Mrs. ". A. Cunningham. j
liss Bonnie Bishop, who has "
n, visiting relatives here, return A
10 StauntOn this wpek occon,- n