Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-07-10
HIGHLAND RECORDER


Mr.. Z. c. Hansel returned from
Richmond Tuesday.
For an altday rain, last Wed.
nesday took the cake.
;, Mr.. Oscar Wade, Of Mill Gap
was in town yesterday. 49,.
Mr.. Albert Shumata is engaged
in carpenter work aS Franklin.
Mrs. Paul Brown is visiting
friends ip Cogington this week.
Mr.. Job Echard, of Vanderpool,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Dolly Ralston, of ELL Gap,
visited Monterey one day this week.
Mr.. John Hansel, Of Mcdowell,
was in Monterey short time last
Monday.
Miss Mamie McNulty. of Nc
Dowell, is visiting at Mr.. Z. NJ. Ar
3ogast's.
+ Messrs. A. P. Arbogast and VIM.
Swecker, of Crabbottom, were in
town today. Z -,
Mr.. L. S. Dickinson made
business trip to Staunton Monday,
returning Wednesday,: :
Mrs. Armenia Jordan, whose Sc
riOus illness we reported in our last:
issue, we are glad to state is better.
Misses Emma MeClintic and Hat
tie Cleek, of WilsonsyHe, were in
town yesterday. They attended
the picnic at Pisgah.
Mrs. Margie Cooke, and sister.
Miss Sarah. Ruck nan, of Long
Glade, Augusta county, are visiting
relatives ON Back Creek.
"a Preaching at Pisgah at $3.50 p. |
m, and at Monterey at s p. N. At |
Hightown at II a. m. by Rev. A,
.. Flaherty, -, # W. H. Woolf.
Mr.. Robert Martin and sister.
MISS Essee, Of Bcrkley county, W.
Va, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Oscar Stephenson, at Meadow Dale.
Orndorff & Whitelaw still handle
The old, reliable, never-failing
Buckeye Mower. =. Gail at their
place and examine She machine
and get prices. -.
Mr.. Jesse Patterson returned
from Johns Hopkins Hospital We'd
nesday. He thinks he was not
benefited by his trip, fact his
friends will deeplyregret.
The wind on Wednesday night
made wreck of the show bills on
the large board erected near this
office. but the show is coming this
way and will be here on the 18th.
Mr.. James NJ. Benson, commits
'iOner of roads for Monterey, dis I
trict, has ADVERTISED that he will re- t
:eiye sealed bids until 10 M, July !
18th for working the roads in his
district.
Miss Mary R. Fleming, daughter
If Rev. R. H. Fleming, D. D., of
IyLchbnrg, came in on the hack
asst evening and will spend the I
lime here with relatives until the :
return of her parents from Scot 7
and.
Mr. Dyer W. Colaw, who resides
lear Bloomington, Ills, is now in
;rabbottom visiting his relatives.
Bis father, VIM. Colaw, moved to
he West from this county, when
his gentleman was but boy. b
Mr.. George Dudley, of High c
own, was one Of the very few who b
isited Monterey Wednesday. He A
TaS here to see timers Arbogast O
nd Slaven in regard to spcuting W
nd roofing his dwelling-hous5,
hitch he is building.
To prevent pale and delicate chill
rem from lapslng into chronic in \,
Aids later in life, they should take ~ ~
yer's Sarsaparilla, together with VI y,
&nty Of wholesome food and OUT o o.
Dor exercise. What they need to 2
!Iild up the system is good red y"
lood.
Children's Day Service at Monte is
y Sunday; at IL a. m. An inter- er
ting program has been prepared,
insisting of recitations and music.
cordial welcome awaits all. A
Election will be taken for mission 20
y work. at
Misses Ella and Lucy Arbogast. We
Beuna Vista and Baltimore, re- ny py
came in on the hack I So
onday evening 10 spend some ~
ne with their mother, Mrs, J. w. % to
'bogast, and other relatives. s Su
Constipation, an exceedingly ell
n oorouO condition IF tbo hou,olc