Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-08-20
HICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.


fairly bountiful.
Mr.. Ed. Wayland, of the Valley
came'to Highland Monday.
Miss Lucy Wilson returned to
her Monterey home this week.
Mr.. H. C. Lunsford left Thurs
day morning for Baltimore.
Mr. John S. Wallace and wife, of
Back Creek, spent Thursday in
Monterey.
The Monterey Milling Company
will do no grinding from Sept. 3rd
to 10th.
The latest in Cloisome Enamel
Ladies' Cuff Pins and Gents Sets
at H. NJ. Slaven's jewelry store.
Mr.. Ernest Colaw and wife, of
Burner, w. Va, spent Tuesday
night at Hotel Monterey.
Splendid rains are visiting High
land, while many sections are
parched and burning.
The Monterey Studio will be
closed from now until Sept 1st.
During this time | will do work at
Bolar Springs. A c Suddarth
Miss Sallie Wilson was a passen-
ger on the incoming Barlow hack
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Armstrong, of
Staunton, who have been spending
some time at Mr.. Armstrong; old
home at Doe Hill, were in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. Glenn McNulty, a Highland
boy who holds position in the
Farmers & Merchants Bank, of
Stanton, has been visiting his
parents in Crabbottom.
Mr.. Thos. Hogshead, a Staun-
Ion druggist, and family passed
through here Tuesday enroute to
Bolar Springs in an automobile.
Buy l.. E. Waterman Fountain
Pen from H. NJ. Slaven.
License was issued at the Clerk S
Office for the marriage of Mr.. R. E.
Matheny, of Barlow, w. Va, to
Miss Pattie G. Marshall, of Crab
bottom, on the 18th,
Among the visitors to town
Thursday were Messrs. L. NJ. Pope,
Doe Hill, John J Hiner, and son
Ben, Mcdowell, and j. F. Halter
man and family, Crabbottom.
An unsigned communication from
Crabbottom had to be consigned to
the waste-basket. Name of writer
must always accompany articles fol
publication.
Mr.. NJ. w. Walker and wife, Of
Standardsville, Va, have been Wis
iting Highland relatives during the
past week.
On Wednesday night from $40
It'll II, Miss Elsie Slaven entertain
ed most of the young set OF Monte
rev in honor of her cousin, Miss ORE
Lee Siple, of Illinois.
Staunton is still dry" though
it would take much space and,
"wet" lawyer to tell just the status
of the contest at this time. Ih'
case will, perhaps, be finally decid
ed about September 9TH.
Mr.. S. w. Crummett, the hote
man, had On exhibition this week
fine specimen of tomato grown b.
him. The tomato weighed one ant
three-quarter pounds.
Nj. Geo. w. Mauzy, who ha
been very i'll at his home at New
Hampden, is now improving.
Misses May and Pauline, daugh
tiers of Mr.. James Samples, OF CHI
ton Forge, are visiting relatives o.
Straight Creek.
If you are wanting a nice tarr
in Greenbrier, Pocahontas or Mon
roe counties, write Ed. L. Wal
rem. Lewisburg, W. Va. Also nm
timber for sale.
Mrs. Amos Barlow and sol
Howard, Of Huntersyille, Va, a!
the guests OF the formers daugl
fer, Mrs. H. P. Patterson.
Mr. w. II. Williams, of the Bu
Pasture, was in Monterey Tuesda,
He brought with him some ver
fine peaches.
The recent rains have greatly +
vived the corn, and from the pre-
ent outlook there will be q ia
- crop.
On the 9th of August there we
filed in the clerks Office for reco
a deed from the Hot Springs Lur
Der & Manufacturing Company
p. V. Rovnianek, and deed tro
the latter to Ivan Daxner, OF Fen