Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-06-18
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LOCAL NEWS
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Notes - People at Home and
Abroad.

Mr.. c. c. Arbogast, of Keyser
anne in Wednesday.
Mrs. A. A. Jordan is visiting thu
lome of DR.. Nc. Gwin, of Williams
lille.
Mrs. w. H. Lunsford has beer
luite ill for several days.
Mrs. H. M. Slaven returned
tuesday from q weeks visit tc
Staunton.
Mr.. E. B. Whitelaw is having q
Ear of machinery unloaded at Lau-
rel Fork.
Our cemetery needs the atten ion
of those to whom the keeping of it
has been intrusted.
Mrs. Sula Slaven and little son,
Raymond, left this morning for a
visit to relatives in Staunton.
Mr.. John Clark, of Greenville, is
"a visitor to the village, arriving
Wednesday evening.
Marriage license issued on June
18th to Joseph Marshall and Fran
ces Stone, both of Crabbottom.
Mr.. Richard Jones is visiting
friends and relatives in the Valley
and other points in the Old Do
minion.
Mr.. Will Pullin, OF Crab Run,
called to see us early Wednesday
morning on his return from the
West Va. camps.
Mr.. w. B. Scott, of Stuart's
Draft, spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. John W. Bird, Monterey.
Mrs. Somers McNeal and little
daughter, of Marlinton, have been
visiting in Monterey during the
week.
Mr.. C. T. Shumate, q respected
sarmer-citizen of Hightown, has
gone to the University hospital to
be operated on for hemorrhoids.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Rodgers, who
left Highland last season on account
of the latter's health, are now To-
Gated at Albuquerque, New Next
co. A letter from Mrs. Rodgers
father, received Monday, announces
the birth of an eight-pound boy.
Mr.. John Trimble returned Sat-
urday from a weeks stay with rel
atives in the Circlesville neighbor-
4 hood. He reports some very high
, waters in that section last week.
Mr.. Miller Bishop, who attended
the commencement exercises OF the
R. NJ C. at Ashland, returned Sat-
urday evening.
Big cut in Summer Goods from
-1June 18th to August LIST We will
offer Cor cash our entire line OF
,Clothirg and White Goods. La.
dies and gents Oxfords at a small
margin above cost.
Yours for bargains,
L. A. Carichoff q Co
The Pension Board will meet al
the clerks office on court day, Jul
lily 10th. All applications must be
jim before that day.
H. H. Jones,
Chairman.
The local wool market was boom
ing Wednesday, and farmers from
the Back Creek, Hightown anc
Monterey valleys were here in great
er numbers than for many months
1t seems to be generally believed
that this important commodity has
reached the top.
WANrED--5O, 900 #. of good. blacl
walnut, sawed strong l 1-2 inch
Will pay $500 per NJ delivered a.
our factory. Cash paid.
W. w. PUTNAM& Co.,
Staunton, Va
We enroll "Uncle Joe" as a cor
respondent, and bid him welcome
The bluegrass valley should furnish
JUS a wide-awake correspondent
both in Justice to the people an(
THE paper.
One day last week carrier pil!
aon came to the residence of Mr.. }
%. Wade, near Mill Gap, in Grip
pied condition, having been inJure
about the throat, perhaps by com
ing in contact with wire or som
similar obstruction. On one lie
was a plain band, and on the othe
a band with No. US266. The pr
was tenderly cared for, but died i
a few days after its arrival.
"THE AUGUSTA HOTEL,
Stanton, Va, remodeled and
first in every respect, solicits tn
patronage of Monterey and HigI
land county citizens. Rates S2.C
per day.
J. S. Craig, Prop,
Leon c. Ware, Mg
A card from Arbovale, signed t
w. R. Hennen, whom we infer
a minister. requests us to announ'
that his 4th quarterly meeting w
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