Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-07-23
H|CHLANDRECORDER
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Notes People at Home and
Abroad.
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DR.. Fox is having an addition
built to his barn.
The tune of the cutter-bar is
Highlands national all"
The Monterey Water, Light and
Plumbing Co.. is extending It's line
out South Spruce street.
Miss Martha Bird, of Elkins, is
visiting her friend, Miss Elsie HI
ner.
Highlands hay harvest has be-
gun, and the clatter of the cutter
bar is heard on every side.
Mr.. James j. Ogilvie, Jr., OF
Beckley, w. Va, is visiting his
mother at Monterey.
Mr.. Albert Harper, of Staunton,
formerly well-known to our people,
spent Tuesday night in Monterey
Miss May V. Slaven, of Prince
ton, w. Va, is spending some time
with relatives at the old Monterey
home.
MIR. J. Ed Arbogast and sisters,
Misses Ella and Sallie, are spending
a few days on the lower Bullpas-
ture.
Notice to Phoneholders: We
now have big stock of Columbia
Batteries at 45c per pair.
Monterey Water, Light, u Pig, Co.
Work on the Presbyterian church
has been suspended for few days
on account of a delay in receiving
a carload of cement.
Mr.. D. M. Hale, of Mt. Crawford,
is spending a few days at Monterey,
where his son, Mr.. Arthur Hale,
has the contract for block work on
the new Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Forest Kyle, who deserves
much credit for making Monterey
wet" has gone to help vote
Staunton dry" Monterey needs
a few more men of Mr.. Kyle's en-
ergy and public spirit.
WANTED-3, 900 cigarett coupons
and will pay 35c cash per hundred
Bring them to this office,
There will be a regular communl-
cation of Highland Lodge, NO. 10,
AT. & A. NJ, on Friday night
July 3Oth. By order of the Wor-
shipful Master.
Rev. c.. j. Potter will begin a
protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist church Sunday night. Rev;
Mr.. Kern, of Staunton, is expected
Monday, and will assist Mr.. Potter
for a week or more.
Mr.. Ed Wilson, of Staunton, al
one time a resident of Monterey
and in the employ of Bishop Bros.
spent a day or two at Monterey
early in the week.
Mr.. E. B. Whitelaw sent a large
load of wool to Barlow for ship
ment early in the week: Mr.. CLYDE
Hiner took it out with his big roa(
engine, and made the trip withou
serious mishap, although it was
very bulky and top-heavy LOOKING
load. There were 10000 pounds
The court house committee i
having new coat of paint appll
ed to the iron fence inclosfng tn
court-lawn. Citizens are urgni
authorities to have bright colo
nsed in order that the square, nov
famed for it's beauty, may be mad
astil. more attractive.
Mr.. Newt. Wilson, formerly @
GhurchQille, now of Harrisonbure
was in tosn Thursday, and wen
Sronl here to Mr.. George Dudley S
near Hightown.
Tae hay crop is said to be one
third of from last year, who
means that the crop is an averag
one. That Of last year was eXceE
tional.
Death visited the home of Nj
and Mrs. G. N. Lunsford on Satul
day morning last and claimed the
little babe of five months. 1t ha
been an invalid from birth and
great sufferer. The remains wei
taken to Hightown cemetery IL
lnterment on Sunday, the funer
service being conducted at tt
church by Rev. C. l.. Potter, pa
tor OF Monterey circuit.
W. w. Putnam & Co., of Stau1
ton. owing to the increase OF bus
ness, will double their present G
pacity. They will also equip II
new building with machinery II
making pipe organs.
Wilmer Layne. a patient of tt
Western State Hospital, Staunto
cot into rage last Saturday NOR
ing and killed another patient, I'll
NETT Hoe, by cutting his throa
and severely slashing another.
Wanted-A number of old GRO:
cut saws. A good price will
paid. A. W. Hale, Monterey, '