Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-07-16
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes - People at Home and
Abroad.
These are not bad dog days.

about over.
Messrs. Stoutenburg and {. M.
Lunsford are in Bath this week.
Mt. r. N. Jones has just return
ed from trip to the middle West.
Messrs. Walter Calhoun and Ed.
Warner left last week for Nebraska.
Mrs. Matte Sieg, of Charleston,
has been in Monterey since Satur-
day.
The Recorder moved for clean
ing-up day. Will some one second
the motion?
Be Mr.. j. Wesley Hevener will erect
a large barn on his farm near High
town this summer.
81 gets the Recorder for year,
and will keep you close touch with
the new proposed railroad
The ladies of the Presbyterian
aid society served ice cream on
Saturday and Monday evenings
MT. Robt. Hedrick has the con-
tract to enclose the cemetery at
Hightown church with a new wire
fence.
Notice to Phoneholders: We
now have a big stock of Columbia
Batteries at 45c per pair.
Monterey Water, Light, q Plb. Co.
Mrs. r. B. Rust, of Leesburg, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Seybert, of Straight Creek.
Miss Sallie Jones, of Franklin, is
spending some time at the home OF
her brother, Mr.. c. P. Jones.
| have just replenished my stock
of "IdeaP Waterman Fountain
Pens. Every pen guaranteed.
H. NJ. Slaven, Jeweler.
Miss Elizabeth Barkman, OF
Staunton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
w. H. Matheny.
Mr.. James w. Liggett, who is IN
busiaess at Brown, on the {. d y.
railroad. came in Tuesday evening
to spend few days with his moth
.er and sister.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cleek, jr., whose
home is near Bolar, is reported
very i'll. He was a student OF W.
L.. worked very hard, and acase
of fever developed soon after the
close of the term.
Latest styles and best grade jew
elrv at H Nj. Slaven's Jewelry
store.
For frst-class Harness, Brides
Halters and all kind of strap work
made from Home Country tan, Oaf
Leather. call on O. Evick, the Har
ness Maker.
Leave all your subscriptions TO
Newspapers and Magazines witt
me and they shall have prompt at
tention. H. NJ. oiaVeh'
DR.. c.. B. Fox went to the UNI
vsrsity Hospital Monday having Il
charge Mr.. David Cobb and Mis-
Annie Carrigan, both of whom g
cog operations.
The 2nd quarterly meeting OF tn
Monterey circuit will be held at TN
place Sunday night and Mo Ion,
morning. Rev. G. Dorsey WHIT
will preach Sunday night.
Mr. E. N. Slaven and son
Cleveland, of Marlinton, came t
Hishland latter part of last WeeE
remaining only a few days. Will
here. Mr.. Slaven erected a memol
ial at the grave of his wife nes
Vanderpool.
The Children's Day Service cam
off as announced last Sunday morr
ing and was well-attended; In
children did their part well, an
the programme, one of the best {
the kind ever rendered here, vi
we'll carried out. The coilectio
amounted to nearly $1,000.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hedick, the buge
man. of. Dayton, made his first Vi
it to Highland this week, and WI
we'll impressed with our count
His visit here made him numb
of friends.
Messrs. Dayid Larner, Il. !
Brooks and D. F. Hunter, IT.,
stanton, are now laying . Il
blocks o. the new church baildi!
st Monterey. MT. Larner's wi
and child accompanied him and a
guests at Hotel monterey.
Mr.. W. G. Payne, of Bath ecu
tv, the newly-elected Division 5
n1erintendent of Schools, came
Monterey Monday last. He spe
a few DAYS here. and will visit
other districts Of the county,
ouainting himself with the scht
situation and work of Hlghlan
Mr.. Payne is thoroughly interest
in educational matters, and mad