Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-10-14
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LOCAL NEWS
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Miss Ro=a Wiseman will oper
school at Pine Grove on Monday.
Mrs. c. M. Lunsford spent sever.
al days at Staunton, returning Wed.
nesday.
Mrs John w. Bird returned Mon.
day evening from a visit to the Val
ley.
Mr.. George Rodgers, of Bolar
has joined the force of carpenters
on the Presbyterian church.
Miss Sallie Arbogast, who has
been in Crabbottom for several
months, has returned to Monterey
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Crummett
have gone to Augusta for a few
days.
Mr.. c. L. Waggoner, of Crab
bottom. left Saturday for months
stayin Arizona.
DR. Walden, of Doe Hill, was
called to.Monterev Tuesday to see
Mr.. L. H. Stephenson.
Mr.. Al. Turner and wife, of
Trimble,> were in Monterey We'd
nesday.
Mrs. HI. Terry and son, Frank,
of Jackson's River, paid this place
a visit Wednesday.
Several cases of fever are report
ed at Mcdowell, all of them, we
are told, in mild form.
Squirrels are more abundant than
for several years, and local sports
men are having their fun.
Mr.. Lowman has finished the
brick work on the Masonic temple
and is building a residence for Mr..
w. T. Swadley at Vanderpool.
Don't forget that the Highland
Mercantile Co. has the largeststock
of Clothing ever brought to High
land. The prices are right, and ii
doesn't cost you cent to look at
it.
Miss Clara Warwick, who spent
the summer at Monterey, left Tues
day for Washington where she will
reside this winter.
Mr.. C. R. Reed and bride, nee
Miss Hazel Matheny, of Spring
Creek, w. Va, were in town Tues
day.
The corn crop, which it was fear
ed would be caught by frost before
it matured, has been saved, and is
said to be an excellent one in most
sections-7
sMr. Earnest B. Hull and Miss
Docie Lee Morrison Hefner, daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. E. Hefner, were mar
ried at Barlow, w. Va, Sept. Il,
1910
ffon. j. R. Kemper, of Augusta,
made a trip to Highland this week,
purchasing some fine cattle from
Messrs. Jared Hiner and G. 5. Pet
ersQn.
Mr.. H. S. Buzzard and little
sons, Boyd and Lloyd, of Bolar,
were here Wednesday. They call
ed at this office and were shown
how the Recorders were printed.
The October communication of
Highland Lodge, No. 10. A. F. d
A. NJ, will be held on Friday night
October IA. BY order of the W.
Nj. W. H. Matheny, Sec'y.
rThe sale of fine property of j. A
Jones. decd, was made on last
Thursday, everything bringing fan
CIV prices. This is said to be the
finest sale ever made in the county,
tDr. Hugh McIlhaney, of Char
lottesville, died on Monday at the
University Hospital. His father,
Capt. H. M. McIlhaney, of Staun-
ton, is we'll known to most of our
people.
10 or II buck lambs and year.
lings sired by the big Cotwold ram
on exhibition at the Stock Show.
Price $40 to SIS.
M. l.. Woodzell,
huntsville, Va.
The Highland Mercantile Co. has
the goods for Fall and Winter.
Don't buy Dry Goods, Notions,
Blankets, Comforts, Buggy robes,
Underwear for the entire family,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, ETC., etc., until
you see our lines.
tMessrs. M. E. Wooddell and T.
j. Fleisher, natives of Highland but
now residing in Illinois, are visi-
ting in Eastern Highland, and were
in town Monday. Mr.. Fleisher,
who is brother of our countyman,
Mr.. Oliver Fleisher, has not been
in Highland for SO years.
I'VE were misinformed as to the
best display of vegetables exhibit
ed at the stock show. The honor
goes to Mrs. M. E. Sponaugle, OF
Crabbottom, who gets years sub
scription to the Recorder. She ex-
hibited very large head of cab
bage.
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