Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-08-28
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. w, R. Siron, OF Mcdowell
was in to see us Tuesday.
Mr.. Ellis Wilkins made bust
ness trip to town Monday.
Mr.. Charles Wade, Jr., Of Back
Creek, called to see US Monday.
The great event of the season
Will be the band entertainment,
The Dunmore letter came toe
late for this issue, and will appear
in next.
Mr.. Ed. Wilson, who has been
visiting his home in the Valley, re-
turned last Monday.
Mrs. G. w. Hevener, who has
been visiting at her old home, re-
turned to Swope'S Monday.
Mr.. Charles P, Jones, Jr., started
Wednesday for Richmond, where
will attend a school Of stenography.
Turn out and help the Highland
COrnet Band. 1t is a county Or
ganization and needs your support.
Mr.. Mason Boggs, of Franklin.
spent Monday night in Monterey,
the guest Of his cousin, Mr.. J. G.
Boggs.
J. Trimble, Esq, superintendent
of the S. and P. road, made an ex-
animation Of the road east Of here
on last Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Bussard is visiting his
brother, Mr.. Charles Bussard, at
Davis. W. Va. He is making the
trip on his wheel.
DR.. J. Nj. Cunningham has be-
come bicycle rider, and now at
tends to part Of his professional
duties on a wheel.
Rev. C, W. Trawick will preach
next Sunday morning at Pisgah
at II o'clock, and at Monterey in
the afternoon at $50 o'clock.
A nice supply of Rockers and
other Chairs just received; also a
lot Of Spring Beds and Mattresses
on the road. t. H. Slaven & Sons.
Mr.. John Lowman, Of Dayton,
visited his aunt, Mrs. G, J. Hiner.
He left for home Wednesday. ac-
companied by his sister, who spent
several weeks here.
Rev. r. H. Coleman authorizes
us to announce that he will conduct
a camp-meeting at Mountain Chap
ell, near Mcdowell, commencing on
Saturday, the 10th of September.
CREAM! CREAM! CREAM!-Mrs. 0.
Wilson will serve ice cream at her
residence on Wednesday and Satur-
day of each week from 7 to 10
o'clock p. IN. Public cordially in
vited.
Mics Rizpah Dudley, who has
been visiting here, left Monday for
her home at Staunton. Miss Maude
Trimble accompanied her. and will
spend sometime in that city with
friends.
Mr.. Dold, agent for the Building
and Loan Association, at Staunton,
has returned from Bath connty,
where he succeeded in organizing a
strong board. Heis now at work
in this county. T
Mr. V. B. Bishop came home t
last Monday. His many friends all '
over the county deeply svmpathize !
with him in the sad experience he {
has been called upon to endure in S
the loss Of his father. Z
Miss Lizzie Grabill, of Woodstock {
daughter Of the editor of the Wood +
stock Herald, spent portion of Il
this week at the Cunningham .
House. She was on her wa} to Wis Il
It friends near Green Bank, w. Va. r
At Staunton, on last Monday, a
ex-Gov. W. E Cameron, addressed t.
he sound money democrats, while e.
Hon. H. D. Flood, Col. Lawrence,
5. Mayre, and others, spoke to the "
silver democrats. Hon. Fl. St. Geo. IL
Fucker introduced Mr.. Flood.
The time is near at hand when n,
he Cunningham House will change W
lands. MIR. Andrews, who will be f.
he new landlord, has already n,
one load Of furniture. He m
S arranging to furnish the building q,
With a new and complete outfit. P
Mr.. Roger Atkinson, Of Staun- ia
on, who is an able newspaper cor al
having on his list some We e
# the leading papers of this coun- OF
ry, accompanied Hon. H. D. Flood IN
o Monterey on last Tuesday. They " vi
eturned to Mcdowell that night, 10 6,
Ihere Mr. Flood addressed the peo- D.
lie. pr
ia
We are glad to see that our cor wi
are arOnsing from their sa