Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-08-13
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

enjoying vacation at B0lar spring.
Mr.. Reg. Borst, of Culpeper
county, is visiting relatives in High
land.
Mr.. Chas. G. Cross, of West Au-
gusta, came over Saturday and re-
NAMED until Tuesday
Miss Marie Crummett returned
this week from a visit to the Val
ley city.
Miss Matte Thomasson, of Char
lottesville, came to Monterey last
Thursday, and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Slaven.
Mrs. Charles P. Jones left this
week for Charleston, W. Va, to
visit her daughter, MIS-. Frank
Wilson.
NOTICE There will be a picnic
near Forks of Water August 18th.
All kinds of refreshments-ice cream
and water melons-will be on the
grounds. The merry-go-'round
will run, so come and lave good
time. COMMITTEE.
Cow FOR SALE-First- class. Gentle
good mixer. Now giving milk. In
quire at this office. 1T
Miss Emma Kesler, of Dunmore,
w Va, who has been visiting in
the Valley, is now at Monterey, the
guest of Mr. w A Cunningham
WANrED-3,O 900 cigarett coupons
and will pay 35c cash per hundred.
Bring them to this office.
Mr.. w. V. Watson and wife, of
Falling Springs, w. Va, visited
Monterey Wednesday. They have
been in the county for the past
week calling on their old friends.
The blackberry crop in this coun-
ty is said to be the largest in many
wears, and hundred of bushels are
being gathered daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hevener
and daughter, Miss Marie, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clark Hevener and
infant child, all of Crabbottom,
Highland county, spent few days
recently visiting relatives at this
place.--Burnsville Cor, Bath En-
terprise.
Miss Lucy Arbogast, of Berry
Vile, Va, is visiting relatives and
friends at Monterey.
Rev. C. L. Potter and wife left
Tuesday morning for District con-
ference. in session at Bridgewater.
Mrs. Potter expects to be absent
for a month or more.
Mr.. Potter was recalled from
Staunton to attend Mr.. Kemper
GibSon's funeral.
For SALE.-A handsome new
buggy, never used, will be sold rea-
sonabie. Call at this Office.
Rev. C. X. Mellican, pastor OF
the Anderson, CIV. Va.) charge
and Sec'y of the Foreign Missionary
Society for Lewisburg district, fill
ed the Methodist pulpit at Monte
rev on Sunday night. He was ac-
companied to Highland by Rev. D.
G. Brimiow, of Back Creek circuit,
who was also present at the Sun
day evening service.
81 gets the Recorder for year
and will keep you close touch with
the new proposed railroad.
The Stiteler Show, which is now
in the county, left here Thursday
after t1ree-nights' performance,
for Crabbottom. They will return
via Monterey and Mcdowell mex
week, as seen by their advertise
ment. This is one of the best little
shows of the kind that has come
our way. The trunk trick" alone
is worth the price of admission. Al
magician. Stiteler is "slick artl
cle," and keeps you wondering al
the time
The protracted meeting at tn
Meth odist church, which had beer
in progress for two weeks, closed Oh
Sunday night. While but few pre-
sented themselves at the altar dur
ing the meeting, the faithful labor
of Rev. Mr.. Kern, who preache
each night, will result in lastin
good. He is preacher of grea
power, and no congregation {
thoughtful, intelligent people ca
listen to such appeals, exposltloni
warnings and admonitions withor
profit. His sermons, covering S
much ground and so full of NEAR
ing, afford food for thought in a
after life, and it is not too much t
assume that many reformations WI
date from the preaching of this ca
nest herald of the cross.
NoTICE-All persons owing n
notes or open accounts will plea!
settle by Oct. 1st. All unsettlt
notes or accounts not settled /
that time will be put into the han'
of an officer. |. Q. Simmons.