Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-07-01
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.
First root" July the Fourth.

Monterey for the 4th-two ball
games.
The trout season in Highland is
over for 1910.
MI. R. C. Jones went east early
in the week.
From the present outlook, Mon
terey will have a "sane' fourth.
Mr.. J. Lunsford is having lot
of lumber sawed on his place near
Hightown.
The Highland Mercantile Co. still
have some good bargains in Ladies'
Misses and children's underwear.
Miss Carrie Dudley, of Fort De-
fance, is visiting Mr.. G. W. Hev-
ener's family, lat edge of town.
For SALE-A good bicycle, only
been used little bit. A bargain.
Call at this Office.
Miss Matte Campbell returned
Monday from a visit to Jackson S
River. Mrs. A. T. Stephenson ac-
companied her to Monterey.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson and daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, are visiting in Po-
cahontas county.
Miss Virginia Dudley, of High
town, and Mr.. Henderson Bishop
were passengers on the east-bound
Staunton hack Thursday morning.
Mrs. C.G. Wadsworth, of Clarks
burg. VIVA, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. c.. Suddarth.
J.R. Coffman will be in Monte
rev court week with a nice line of
Skeleton Blackboard wagons. This
will be an excellent opportunity to
get the kind of wagon you need.
When in town call at the Soda
Fountain near town pump on Main
street and get Ice Cold Soda Water,
Ice Cream, Oranges, Lemons, Ba-
nanas, fine Candies, etc.
Automobiles are coming and 60
ing at the rate of 2 to a a day.
Let us hail them as the precursor of
good roads, and fall in line with
our sister counties.
Meet your chum, friend, or sweet
heart in Monterey July 4th.
Earl and Stuart, little sons of
Mr.. John Ogilvie, of Charleston,
W. Va are with their grandmoth-
er, Mrs. NJ. L. Ogilvie, of Monte
rev. while their mother is undergo
ing an operation and treatment at
a hospital.
Mr.. S. P. Blagg, of Doe Hill,
brought q load of cherries to the
Monterey Market on Tuesday. He
has sold his farm and purchase one
in the Valley.
"A private letter received early IN
the week states that DR.. Fox has
undergone an operation at a New
York hospital, and is doing well
Mrs. Fox is at the doctors ole
home in Albemarle.
Speaking of catching fish, it isn't
the one who lies along the river
banks during the hot noon hours
but the fellow who can lie early ano
late who gets the big haul; and, as
to size, the sport who will hang or
far into the night is lie-a-ble to re
port the real monsters.
Expressions of approval coming
from every section of the county
are a guarantee of success in tint
matter of Stock-Show. Let the
committee of IL launch it, ant
there will be many to fall in lint
and push it along.
Don't forget that we have a flint
line of India linons, linen lawns
and several styles of light summe
goods, with laces, buttons &c. tt
match. We can also show you
many new styles of curtain goods
Swisses,' curtain poles, straw mat
tings, rugs, druggets at reasonable
prices. Highland Mercantile Go
Efie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. w. Terry, of Dry Branch, die
on Saturday evening last, OF timber
culosis. 1t will be recalled tina
another sister was buried about tw
weeks ago. By reference to GU
Pinckney correspondents letter i
today's paper, it will be seen tina
other members of the family are IL
Great sympathy is felt for tn
stricken home.
ATTENTION. wish to ar
nounce that the bath house an
pool at Bolar Springs has bee
greatly improved in every partlcs
lar. The bathing pool is 25xS
feet and can be made six feet deef
The building is so constructed
to keep all draft away while bath
ing. Respectfully.
A. G. MCGUFFIN, Prof.
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