Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-24

makes the town dull in a business
way.
Miss Sue Landlord, of Staunton,
is visiting her little friend, Miss
Marie Crummett.
Mrs. H. F. Slaven is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. A. w. Cleek, near the
Bath-Highland line.
Miss Lucille, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Porter, of Augusta, has
been visiting in the county for a
week or more.
Miss Elizabeth Barkman, of
Staunton, joined her mother at
this place last Friday, Mr.. Bark
man returning to Staunton on the
same day.
Mrs. C. NJ. Lunsford and little
son, Charles, have been at the for
mer's old home near Meadow Dale
since Saturday.
For SALE-1OO sacks of cement
at cost. Address or see H. P. Pat
terson, Monterey, Va. 294
Mr.. w. A. Bussard, who is oper-
ating a saw-mill plant in the
Greenbrier Valley, was in town
Wednesday night.
Mr.. T. H. Slaven, who is quite
feeble, got a fall from the steps OF
his residence Wednesday afternoon,
sustaining an injury to his left hip
and leg.
Mr.. John Zirkle, of New Market,
who, in his adolescent days spent
a few years in Monterey, came in
Wednesday evening to visit his
aunt, Mrs. DR. /. H. Trimble.
Robert and James, little sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Matheny, are
sick of bilious fever. Both are
doing fairly well, though confined
to their beds.
For SALE-A few choice English
Berkshire pigs. Entitled to rigis-
try. Apply early,
j. LUNsFoRD.
On July 16, 1908, at the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage, near
Meadow Dale, Va, Mr.. Samuel
Grogg and Mrs. Mamie A. Myers
were united in marriage, Rev, }.
A. Brumbaugh officiating.
Mr.. C. M. McClintic, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, a native Highlander,
is now visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary McClintic, of Jackson's Rlv-
er.
Any one wishing to see "Moni-
tor" / will be glad to show him at
my stable, New Hampden, Va.
LEE j. WIMER.
For sale privately, a good second
hand square piano; genuine rose
wood case. Terms cash, or note
well endorsed. Apply First Ma
tional Bank, Monterey.
l kindly 'call attention to the
public that l repair and half-sole
shoes at moderate cost. Give me
a trial. PHILIP HELMlCK.
Mr.. T. S. Zirkle and wife, OF
Staunton, are enjoying an outing
in Highland. They are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dever, OF
Mill Gap.
TAKEN-Through a mistake a
gray over coat, cuff sleeves, from
the clothes hook Of the Hotel Com
mercial. AS there is one left there,
it is supposed the person made the
mistake unintentionally. Kindly
return the coat to the hotel.
The following Montereyans spent
Sunday at Bolar: Messrs. Louie
Carichoff and Bruce Slaven, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Carichoff, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. B. Bussard, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Slaven.
Miss Nellie, daughter of Mr.. E.
M. Slaven, of Marlinton, is spend
ing some time with her grand-par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John K. john
ston, of Vanderpool, and other rel
atives on this side of Allegheny.
Elsewhere in to-day's issue our
readers will find a new advertise
ment of the Dunsmore Business
College, Staunton, Va. The col
lege has an established reputation
throughout the South, and many a
Highland boy has gone out from
there to a successful business IN
life.
Mr.. S. w. Crummett left We'd
nesday morning for Deer6eld, the
home of his brother, accompanied
by his aged father, who had been
at Monterey for several weeks.
Messrs. A, w. Arbogast, of Mar
linton, and C. C. of Keyser, came
to town Saturday to see their Sis
ter, Miss Salke. of whose illness we
spoke in our former issue. We are
pleased to report her condition now
as very favorable. During her ILL
ness she has been nursed by Mrs.