Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-26
PERSONAL Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad

Mrs Early Gum and children are
pending the week with relatives In
}ocahontas,
Little Miss Grace, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hiner, is visit
Ing her aunt in Greenbrier county.
Last week, Mr.. Clyde Hiner
brought in a big load of harvesting
machinery for E. B. Whitelaw d
Co.
The glorious fourth is near at
hand, but, from present indications
Monterey will not Garry on"
much,
Miss Sudie Chew, of Crabbottom,
has gone to Charlottesville to at
tend the School of Methods.
4 Mr.. V. B. Bishop is visiting his
mother at the old home in Rock
ingham.
Mr.. Dyer Gum and wife, OF Bar
tow, were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Wagner, wife, and
children were over Wednesday,
and called at the RECORDER office
while in town.
No grinding done by Monterey
Milling Co. from July 3 to 10.
Mayor Landes of Staunton made
a business trip to Monteyey this
week.
Judging from the sale OF tedders
! this week, the farmers are going to
"kick" on account of the bumper
hay CROP
y .Marlinton is the nearest promised
celebration on the 4th, so those
who want to let their patriotism
bubble over will have to 60 out there
If YOU are thinking of buying a
buggy this summer call on j. Luns-
ford & Sons. They have a good
line of Banner steel and rubber
tire buggies.
Among those who passed the ex-
animation before the Virginia SUI
preme Court of Appeals, at WITH
Vile, we note the name OF Mr..
Boyd Stephenson, of Monterey.
J.F. McNulty, of Crabbottom
Va, was in town few days this
week visiting his sisters, Mrs. L. 5
McNeel and Mrs. E. M. Arbogast
-Marlinton Messenger.
Miss Eugenia Doyle, of Valley
Center, left Tuesday morning to at
tend the School of Methods al
Charlottesville.
Mr.. J. E. Sipe, the veteran paint
er of Highland, though nearing thu
four-score limit, has lost none O
his artistic touch, as is evidenced
by some recent lettering on the he
corder's glass front.
On Sunday, June 28th, the moor
will pass between the earth and tn
sun, causing an eclipse, which vii
be visible throughout the entlr'
United States and also in Contra
America, Northern South Amer
ca and Southwestern Europe, ant
the extreme west coast of Africa
The eclipse will begin at 9:lO a. nj
Philadelphia time.
Mr.. r. B. Rust, who has beer
at his Front Royal home since TIT
closing of the Monterey Higl
School, of which he was principal
returned to Monterey Saturday.
PASTURE TO LET-For II or Il
small cattle. Apply to H. B. Wood
Monterey, Va.
Mrs. Eliza McEllwee of Elklns
w. Va, spent Tuesday with he
sister, Mrs Ella Fleisher.
Eighty-odd in the shade is abou
as warm as it gets in Highland, ant
that's plenty.
Prof. N. E. Young, of Shaws
vile, Va, has been elected princl
pal of the Monterey High Schoo
and has accepted the position. ii
is man of family, and come
highly recommended.
Mr.. Geo. R. Hill and family, Q
Pennsylvania, passed here Tuesda
in large touring car, on their wa
to Elkins. They remained her
some time giving their machln
some needed repairs.
Having been appointed by tn
Presbytery of Lexington as men
Der of the Commission to insta
Rev. Robt. E. Fultz as paste
of the Williamsville Presbyteria
church, will be absent from m
regular work next Sabbath. Re-
A. @. Flaherty will fill my appoin
ment at Union Chapel, at $3.50 !
M, next Sunday, June 2Sth.
w. S. TRIMBLE.
/ will sell privately my far
known as the Shinneberry land |,