Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-06-19
HIGHLAND RECRODER


Mr.. Ohio Gum, of Meadow Dale.
was in town Monday.
' Mr.. James Gillespie paid our
town a visit last Saturday.
Mrs. Bette Bird, of Hightown,
is visiting relatives at Doe Hill.
j; ]. Lunsford, Esq.,, and wife, of
Wier, spent Monday in Monterey.
Msssrs. Sipe and Ferrote are do
ing some painting in Crabbottom.
MIR. A. T. Stephenson and wife
and son, Sandy, were in town last
Friday. =" r -
Mr.. Jonas Wilfong, of High
town. called to. see us while in town
last Friday. -"
Mr.. Andrew Revercomb, deputy
treasurer, of Bull Pasture, was in
town Monday.
Master John Zirkle returned last
Friday from visit to his parents
at\New Market.
Mr.. Rog. Williams, of Back
Creek, brought nice lot Of wool
to town Saturday,
Mr. Ernest Hansel and Miss Bes-
sic Jones were visiting friends in
Monterey Tuesday.
W. Price Campbell and Charles
Williams, Of Valley Center, were in
town last Friday on business.
Mr.. Frank Wilson has secured a
position with the lightning rod
men who are working in this coun-
ty. H., :.1
Mrs. Emma J. Mauzy and Misses
Hattie and Lottie Rexrode, of New
Hampdea, were visiting in town
Monday.
A democratic mass-meeting will
be held here court day. See the
county chairman's call in another
column.
The time for holding the Crab
bottom camp-meeting has been
changed from the 10th to the 21st
of August.
Miss Ida Zirkle, of New Market,
arrived here last Friday evening
and will spend sometime with her
lister, Mrs. DR., l. H. TfimbIe.
VIM: Bussard has returned from
Jackson's river, where he has been
engaged, and is now at work on
Dickinson & Trimble,s residence.
A party of Staunton Odd Eel
lows are expected here next Tues
day to organize lodge at this
place. This lodge will have about
90 mem Oers to start with.
McClure's Magazine for July will
contain fine series Of portraits of
Longfellow, most of them from
rare originals furnished by Miss AL. |
lee Longfellow, the poets daugh-
ter.
If you would have soft, silky and |
abundant hair, take good care Of it. |
Use for a dressing Ayers Hair
Vigor only, that being the most re-
liable and scientific article, and
without which lie toilet is complete.
1t keeps the scalp clean, cool and
healthy.
Mr.. James Wade. one of the old
est inhabitants of Back Creek and |
highly respected citizen, was par
alyzed Monday. ID. When last wei
heard from him, which was on last
Wednesday, his condition was some
what improved. Mr. Wade is 80 |
years of age.
Some people are constantly trou-
bled with pimples and boils, espe- [
aially about the face and neck. The
best remedy is thorough course
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which ex-
pels all humors through the prop
er channels, and so makes the skin
become soft, healthy and fair.
Sacramento services at High
town Sunday morning at II &. M,
Rev. Mr.. Trawick will preach in
in my place at Pisgah, at $3.50 p.
m. Rev. A. Q. Flaherty will preach
in the new church on Little Back
Greek at II a. M, and at s p. n.
Mr.. R. F. Gillett, who has been
doing a considerable amount of
painting, paper-hanging, &C., for
the people Of Monterey, finished
his work for thu present, and re-
turned to his home at Mcdowell
last Saturday.
News has been received here Of
the death on June I'd Of Mr.. Craw-
ford Hull, at his home Killdeen,
Texas. Mr.. Hull was a native of
this county, having moved to Tex
as several years ago. He leaves
wife and two sons