Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-07-03
fffGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.

80 49,
Mr.. Glen Mauzy, Of Hightown
was over yesterday evening.
A big day is expected in Crab
bottom on the l1th-show day.
Mr.. Valentine Hupman, Of Cow
pasture, was in town Wednesday.
= Mr.. Tom Hamilton, Of Mellow
ell, visited Monterey last Monday
The Great European Public Show
has an advertisement in this issue.
Read it.
DIR. E. J. tones, Of Crabbottom,
paid a short visit to Monterey
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacob Arbogast, Of Green
Bank, is visiting Mrs. B. 4 Flesh
er this weak.
Are you going to the picnic at
Forks Of Water tomorrow? 4 large
crowd is expected.
DR.. NJ. B. Campbell and wife, Of
Meadow Dale, stopped for while
in town Wednesday.
Mr. Harry Johnston, Of Wander
pool, is assisting Arbogast and Sla-
ven in some work about town.
Mr. G. J. Jolliffe, representing a
dry-goodS house in Baltimore, was
to see our merchants this week.
Mr.. Sinclaire. Of New York. all
expert machinist. was registered at
the Cunningham House this week.
All the children are going to the
show, and Of course the Old folks
will have to go along to take care
Of them.
Mrs. A. II. ShueY and son, Strick-
Ter, Of Augusta county, are guests
Of their relative, Mrs. ". A. Cum
ningham.
The cannonading at Richmond,
on Wednesday, was distinctly heard
on Shenandoah mountain by sever
al parties.
VIM. Hawkins, representing
Wilson, Farmer & Co., Baltimore
grocers, spent Tuesday night in
Monterey.
The cherry crop being failure
in this section, several persons have
gone to the Doe Hill neighbOrhood |
for supply.
Mr.. Jacob 6. Heveners name
was, in some way, omitted from
the list Of Odd Fellows in last
weeks issue.
Rev. C. w. Trawick will preach |
Sunday at PiSgah, in the morning |
at II O'clock, and at Monterey in |
the evening at s o'clock.
Mr.. George Eakle. who has been
sick for several days at the Gun
bingham House, thinks he will be
able to go home tomorrow.
Miss Bonnie Bishop came out
from Staunton on the hack yester-
day, and will spend sometime. with
her aunt, Mrs. Y. B. Bishop.
The camp-meeting at Clover
Dale. Bath county, will commence
Friday night, September 4, 1898.
H, D. Bishop.
, Mr.. G. j. Hiner recently pur-
chased an Aultman and Taylor
thresher, which he will run this
season with his traction engine.
Messrs. Bryan aud Zirkle, Of
Staunton, who were here last week,
spent a couple Of days on Back
Greek with their friend, Mrs, S. G.
Dever.
Mrs. Sarah Hupman, Of Glover
Creek, was in Monterey recently,
consulting with her physician, DR..
K, Trimble, Her daughter accom-
panied her
The crowd of Visitors at Rich
mond this week has been estimat- |
ed at $4,000. The soft sides Of
the brick payements were used for t
beds by some. +
DR.. J. M. Cunningham, Marlin !
toms popular physician, and his ac- {
complished wife are visiting the
Dr's parents, Air. and Mrs W. A. I
Cunningham. g
J. G. Newman and son, Of High S
land county, are visiting relatives 0
in the city, and viii leave for Rich h
Mond in a short time.--S5aunton h
Daily News, LIST. z
c. T. Fleisher's barn has been = =
c )mpleted by the contractor, A. A :
Shumate. who, on this job, did not
lose his reputation for fast and a
work. S
Iu view Of the sickness Of Rev. Z
A. Q. Flaherty, who was to have T.
preached at Vanderpool Sunday, at .
$40 p. M, | Will preach at s p. IN. u
W. II. WOOlf. =