Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-08-27
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

Mr.. X. b. Campbell made a trip
to Hot Springs last week.
The closing days of August are
crowded with outdoor diversions.
The Seldom Seen picnic announc-
ment for the 2Sth has been called
off.
Mr.. c.. G.. Hansel's new residence
on south Spruce Street is nearing
completion.
That lambastifcation promised
the Mcdowell team by Dayton did
MT materialize.
Miss Sudie Stephenson, of Staun-
ton, is visiting her brother, Mr.. L..
H. Stephenson.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Swadley is ill of fever at its
home, Vanderpool.
Mr.. Lloyd Sullenberger has been
on the sick list for week or more,
but is now improving.
Little Miss Irene Hevener. of
Hightown, has been with friends
ana relatives at Monterey for a
week or more.
The temperance people of High
land were much surprised and dis
appointed at the result OF the cleo
ton in Harrisonburg.
John Mackey will furnish you
the best choice beef, grazed on
Highlands blue grass, every Friday
afternoon and Saturday.
Misses Margie and Kate Arbo-
CAST, daughters of Mr.. Samuel Ar
bogast, of Fluvanna county, have
been with relatives in Monterey
during the week.
Mr.. Berlin Crummett, who has
been in business with his uncle at
Marlinton during the summer, has
returned to his home at Monterey.
Highland has her average num-
Der of summer visitors, but lots OF
fresh, pure air and life-giving ozone
90 to waste every season.
Mr.. Oliver Armstrong, of Calver-
ton, Fauquier county, who has
been visiting this, his native coun-
tv, for two weeks, was in town
Monday, accompanied by Mr.. }.
H. Armstrong, of Doe Hill,
There will be a feast of the tab
ernacles of the A. NJ. E. Church
near Mcdowell, Sept. 9TH to 18th
Singing will be special feature Of
the meetings. All are cordially IN
vited. COMMITTEE.
Mr.. John T. Smith, District Dep
uty. arrived Wednesday evening
for a few days sojourn with oul
Highland Masons A meeting OF
the fraternity will be held tonight
Thursday and the regular Au
gust communication Friday night.
LOST Last Thursday, 10Th, IL
Monterey, a small, open face watcf
with "B. B." engraved on back
Liberal reward. Finder please re
turn to this Office.
If you are wanting a nice tarn
in Greenbrier, Pocahontas or Mon
roe counties, write Ed. L. War
rem, Lewisburg, W. Va. Also fin
timber for sale.
Mrs. Matte, widow of John Carl
choff, died at her home in Phila
delphia last Sunday, aged about z
wears. Mrs. Carichoff had been
great sufferer for year or more
and her death was not a surprise
She was sister-in-law of GU
townsman, Mr.. L. A. Carichoff AM
half-sjster to Mrs. S. ". Crummett
Monterey District School Boar
mas elected the following teacher
30 the two schools for which the,
applied: Mr.. Homer Waybright
Forks of Water graded school; Mis-
Nellie Witham, of Richmond, Pin
Grove. What's in name?
Well, there's enough in that las
one to make the shivers creep u
the spine of the small boy at Pin
Grove.
Local bank examiners, like pos
office inspectors and death, com
when least expected, and take l
as they find lis. On recent da.
the committee appointed for tn
purpose by the directors, swoope
down upon the First National an
made thorough and searching IL
spection. Every penny OF cas-
was counted, books examined, etc
and everything found correct an
in order.
NOTICE I hereby announce
the public generally that will
pleased to contract with any Oh
wishing sales cried, Satisfactl(
guaranteed.
d. c. GRAHAM,
1914 Glover Creek, V