Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-14
LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad

Judge George X. Anderson is one
of the guests at Bolar Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wilson returned
Saturday from visit to the Warm
Springs.
Mr.. j. L. Hiner has gone to Mar
linton to do some wagon work for
his brother, Mr.. Jas. 0. Hiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, of
Charleston, are visiting their par
ents at Monterey.
This week brought some more
ideal hay weather and the work
was prosecuted with vim.
Miss Sudie E. Stephenson, Of
Staunton, is visiting at her broth
er's, Mr.. L. H. Stephenson. %
Mr.. j. S. Gibson, who has been
on the sick list for few days, is
now taking a two weeks vacation.
Miss Carrie Fleisher has gone to
Falling Springs, w. Va, to spend
some time with her uncle, DR.. H..
S. Fleisher.
Sergeant Alex D. Johnston, U.
S. recruiting officer. has moved his
Office from Staunton to Roanoke.
Married on the 9TH inst, on Top
of Allegheny, Morton M. Wilfong
and Lille Calhoun, by Rev. John
P. Warner.
Miss Ethel and Gertie Dear, OF
Elkins, w. Va, are on a visit to
Highland, their native county.
They are daughters of DR.. w. w.
Dear, formerly of Crabbottom.
Mr.. George Greaver, of Staun-
ton, came out this week to con-
tract for the plastering of the new
High School building in Crabbot-
tom.
Mrs. Manassa Judy, of Peters
burg, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jared Hiner, near
Doe Hill, came to Monterey Tues
day afternoon.
Misses Kate and Rachel Ogilvie,
Clara Warwick, Elsie Slaven, Elsie
Hiner, and Mrs. H. M. Slaven are
today, Thursday, enjoying an out
ing at Bolar Spring.
Highland has had more visitors
this season than for many years.
All we need is convenient means OF
ingress and we would be thronged
with health and pleasure-seekers
throughout the summer.
Misses Ruth Coe, of Rockbridge,
Katherine Keezle, of Keezletown,
Messrs. R. T. Wilson, of Peters
burg, B. T. Tatem, of Norfolk, and
J. l.. Bibb, of Charlottesville, have
this week been present a. house
party given by the Misses Jones.
The turnpike near Mr.. John
Trimble's affords the viewpoint
which has made Monterey famous.
From this point OF observation and
at this season the town and little
valley show off to good advantage,
and there is no prettier picture.
Misses Ella Brereton and Carrie
Whitaker, of Philadelphia, came
out on the eastern hack Tuesday,
and will spend some time at the
home of Mr.. A. G.. Suddarth. Miss
Brereton was here last summer and
was highly pleased with Highland
scenry.
DENTAL NoT1cE:--I will be at
Bolar Springs on Aug. 20, to re-
main one week. At Warm Springs
on the 2Sth, to remain 10 days.
Respectfully,
O. j. CAMPBELL.
Mr.. C. T. Fleisher sold, this
week, one of the finest herd of two
and three year oldheifers that have
been grazed in Highland for many
a day. The forty averaged 1885
pounds and one weighed over
400. They were purchased by j..
A. Whitelaw, of this place, and
were started for the northern mark
cts Tuesday.
Misses Josephine Kyle and Louise
Hale, of Rodgersville, Tenn, and
Hiss Georgia Stephenson, of Gov
ington, are the guests of Misses
Josephine and Janet Stephenson.
An enjoyable social function of the
season was'a party given by the
Misses Stephenson, on Monday
night, in honor of their guests.
The Rev. DR.. w. N. Scott, Pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Staunton, will exchange
pulpits with Rev. w. S. Trimble
next Sabbath. DR.. Scott will, there
fore preach at Fla gan at II a. m
and at Monterey, 8. p. nl.,-s.ad Nj
Trimble will conduct the service in
DR.. Scots church both morning
and evening.
Mr.. w. Boone Slaven and wife