Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-05-14
POINTED Paragraphs Brief News
Notes = People at Home and
Abroad.

MAY makes the hay" and she
has been doing well.
Paul Prown is building an addi-
ton to his blacksmith's shop.
The growing apple-crop and Jack
Frost had another hand-to-hand
bout on Tuesday night.
Suddarth's gallery will close at
Monterey June 1st. better hustle
up and have your picture taken.
Mr.. Dave Farmer went to Staun-
ton Tuesday. He expects to cast
his lot there for while at least.
Miss Sarah Hull, of Williamsville,
is visiting her neice, Mrs. S. w.
Sterrett, Crabbottom.
Mr.. John Trimble, of Staunton,
but until last fall lifelong resi-
dent of the Monterey community,
is with us for a short visit.
Miss Sallie Wilson, of Marlinton,
came in Saturday evening and will
spend part of her vacation with her
father, Mr. o. Wilson.
Sullenberger Bros. sale, last
Thursday, was largely attended
and most of the stock brought good
prices.
The May cold-snap is one of
Highlands liabilities.
Mr.. Tom Slaven as delegate
from Monterey Lodge, |. O. .. F.,
is attending a meeting of the grand
lodge at Bristol
WANTED-A girl for general house
work settled woman prefere'.
Address Wilderness" Deerfeld,
Va.
Members of the fraternity are re-
minded again of the call meeting
of Highland Lodge No. 10, to-
morrow Friday) evening.
Mr.. P. H. Phares and wife, and
Mrs. Phoebe Priest, of Circleville,
w. Va, spent several days last
week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Trimble, near town.
Superintendent of the S & P.
turnpike, Mr.. ]. S. McNulty, has
been authorized to have some work
done on the street, and he assures
us he is going to do so.
Married, Tuesday, May 18th, at
the home Of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B. Simmons,
Mr.. Able Pufinberger, of Lone
Fountain, and Miss Sadie F. Sim
mons.
Mr.. John Mackey has rented the
school lot for the season, and has
agreed to detect and report cases
of trespassing, by day or night:
The School Board has determined
to break up the liberties heretofore
taken in and about the school
property.
Invitations to the list annual
commencement Of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia, to be held on May
10Th, have been issued, and are
pronounced the most attractive
ever issued by the college. Mr..
Hanson S. Ogilvie, on the commit
tee of invitations, is among the
graduates of this year, and is a son
of Mrs. NJ. L. Ogilvie, of Monterey.
At a meeting of the Chicago
physicians is was proposed to i'm
prove the human race by putting
all undesirable citizens on well
guarded reservation and allowing
them to die off. The wedding out
process sounds all right; but who is
to do the wedding? asks the New
York Press. If "the other fellow"
is to do it is all wrong.
Mr.. S. w. Sterrett and wife came
over to Monterey Tuesday. We
are clad to see Mr.. Sterrett able to
90 about. 1t it his first visit here
for nearly year. Their trip to this
side was to meet their son, Robert,
who has been teaching in st. Au-
bury school, at Radford, Va.
DIR O. ]. Campbell, who has
been absent for several weeks, re-
turned to his Monterey office last
Friday.
Wool WANTED-The Cedar Bluff
Wooden Co. will be on the market
for your wool, with good prices and
the best line of Waolen goods.
Note these prices: Half cash and
half wooden goods, 80 to 80 cents.
Cedar Bluff Wooden Co.,
Ala Cedar Bluff, Va.
The Harrisonburg Daily News
celebrated its 10th birthday last
Saturday by coming out in a swell
garb-one that would do justice to
any journal, of any age and in any
locality. The News is the spright-
Hest ten-year-old in Virginia. and
the rich county of Rockingham, as
well as the thriving city of Harri-
sonburg, must recognize its power
and worth. 1t is doing big things
for it's section, and its success and
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