Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-09-03
HICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs - Brief News
Notes - People at Home and
Abroad.
Monday is Labor Day.

Miss M. NJ. Ogilvie, OF Phlladel-
phia, is at Monterey for short va
cation.
Mr.. John Sipe, jr., aud family,
of Huttonsville, are visiting rela-
tives in Highland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradshaw,
of Holden, and Mrs. Siron, of Nc
Dowell, were passengers on the
west-bound hack Tuesday morning.
Mr.. j. H. Hevener, Of Higntown,
presented this Office with some
nice peaches few days ago. They
were of the Champion variety.
Little Brook Beverage, after an
illness of two weeks, is able to be
out, looking somewhat worsted, but
worth dozen dead boys.
Mr.. John L. Ogilvie, wife and
two little boys, Earl and Stuart, of
Charleston, w. Va, are visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. M. l..
Ogilvie, Monterey.
Mr.. A. w. Cleek, of the Bolar
community, spent couple OF days
with friends in Monterey the latter
part of last week.
One of the impressive features OF
the Confederate reunions of to-day
is the fact that many of the sur
vivors are too feeble to attend
them.
1t may be of some comfort for
YOU to know that there is fully
Is per cent. more gold money IN
the world than there was ten years
ago.
Losr-Last Thursday, 10th, in
Monterey, small, open face watch
with "B. B." engraved on back,
Liberal reward. Finder please re-
turn to this Office.
The Venerable VIM. Curry, Esq,
of Huntersville, w. Va, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Wade, of Valley Center, was
in Monterey Monday. Mr. Wade
accompanied him.
The Monterey District School
Board has fixed upon the last Mon
day in September for the opening
of the Monterey High School, and
October 4th for the opening of the
country schools throughout the dis
trict,
Mrs. L. S. Dickinson and little
daughter. Miss Vernon. who have
been in Monterey for month or
two returned Tuesday to their
home in Staunton.
Rev. C, L. Potter, who has been
absent for two weeks. will preach
Sunday at Eightown IL o'clock,
Trinity 8 p. m and MontereyS pm
Mrs. H. H. Spindle, and little
nephew, Malcolm Ford. OF HARRISON
burg, are the guests OF MI ana Mf'
y. B. Bishop.
Those returning from the Pendle
ton ye-union report an lmmens'
throng of people present--the larg
est gathering ever seen IN that sec
ton of country. The day was
delightful one-dust alone mafrint
the situation-and no accidents O
casualties. No intelligent estl
mate of the crowd has come to us
but many Thousands were there.
Mr.. ]. C. Bishop, of Greensboro
is now at Monterey. coming Il
Wednesday evening,
LosT--On August 10Th, some
where between Mcdowell an
Headwaters, a pocketbook cor
tanning S29.50. Finder Will re
ceive reward of $500.
JACOB RALsToN,
Mcdowell, Va.
Nor1cs-r hereby announce t
the public generally that | will b
pleased to contract with any on
wishing sales cried, satlsfactio
guaranteed.
D. C. GRAHAM,
1914 Clover Creek, Y;
The three soldiers at Fort Omaf
who were inoculated with the ne
typhoid serum on June 18th, han
been pronounced immune by ii
garrison doctors. The men devf
oped the fever in a mild form
seven DAYS. When fully recover'
from this they were vacclnat'
again, but no typhoid sympto'
appeared. Then they drank free
from water into which millions
typboid germs had been place
but 50 far with no evil results
Nor1cE-zAll persons owing, I
notes or open accounts will plea
settle by Oct. lst. All unsettl
notes or accounts not settled
that time will be put into the han
of an officer. /. Q. Simmons.
We are requested to announ
that Ralph Ross, the blind DC
musician of the Valley, assisted
number of little girls, will giFt