Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-06-24
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

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Mr.. f. B. Whitelaw is visiting
New York City this week,
Miss Mary Jones is visiting in
Staunton.
Wednesday was the longest day.
and it was none too long Tor the
short corn.
Mrs. Paul Slaven entertained a
number of her friends Friday night
in honor of her birthday.
Watches from 7 to 81 jewels
sold by H. NJ. Slaven, the jeweler.
This is the season of year when
the lightning-rod man an cdcum-
Der bug have their innings
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Carichotf are
visiting relatives in Augusta and
Rockingham.
S. w. Crummett, lately retired
from the hotel business, advertses
a lot of household goods Tor SALE
See other column.
Misses Hazel Matheny, OF Valley
Center. and Miss Dora Gum, OF
Meadow Dale, were passengers on
the Staunton mail hack Monday
morning.
Come in and see the Highland
Mercantile Co.'S line of ladies and
clildren's ready-to-wear goods.
Miss Edmonia Ogilvie returned
last Monday from a visit to TRENDS
in Staunton.
Remember, we can't have a
creditable stock show without some
effort, but it is worth it. VIII our
stockmen do their part?
Remember that all my watches
and chains are fully warranted,
and | will use your old watch on q
deal H. NJ. Slaven, Jeweler.
Mr.. Stephen Hiner, of Durbln,
came to Monterey Sunday with the
funeral party in charge OF Mr.
David liners remains.
Mr.. Jacob Hevener, of Staunton,
accompanied by his wife, passed
through town late Wednesday eve
ming, having been called to Crab
bottom by the serious illness OF MS
brother. Mr.. William Hevener.
While her husband is on bust,
ness trip east, Mrs. c. M. Lunsf4 Dr.
is visiting her sister, Mis- D. W.
Hevener at Hightown.
If the party who found my ak.
lost between my saw mill and JacoI
Warmers residence, will return 1t
or notify me, will be very thank
FIJI Jos. A Hiner
yMiss Eugenia Doyle and sister,
Of Valley Center, left Tuesday
morning to attend the school o.
Methods at Charlottesville. Mis-
Lena Seybert has also entered tnl'
popular summer school, gong IRON
here on Wednesday morning,
When in town call at the Sod'
Fountain near town pump on Mar
street and get Ice Cold Soda water
Ice Cream, Oranges, Lemons, ba
nanas. fine Candies, etc.
The Highland Mercantile Co. stl,
have some good bargains in Ladies
Misses and children's underwear
Mr.. ]. E. Halterman left Thurs
day morning for Buchannon, :"
Va, to attend school.
Dave Eye left Tuesday mornln
for Charlottesville in charge OF nj
little brother, who, several month
AGO lost an eye by flying nal
head. The we'll eye is now abou
to fail him, causing great pain, an
the purpose of the trips to consul
a specialist.
Messrs. Boyd Mcdonald and L
A. Alphin, of Hot Springs, trave
ing bv automobile, spent Tuesda
night at Hotel Monterey.
During the period of high waite
early last week, Crab Run left il
channel and entered the pike lu'
below Mr.. d. G. Ralston's. III
result was an ugly wash-out, rel
dering the road impossible at thu
point and costing considerable TIN
and money to rebuild.
Don't forget that we have fir
line of India linons, linen law
and several styles of light SUNNI
goods, with laces, buttons &c.
match. We can also show va
many new styles of curtain good
Swisses, curtain poles, straw ma
tings, rugs, druggets at reasona I,
prices, Highland Mercantile &
Mr.. A. w. Arbogast and lin
man, Charley Heyener, reach'
town Wednesday via. the FRO
Gap. Mr.. Arbogast reports b'
mix-up in the lines between ne
and the Gap, and it is to be hop
that more satisfactory service W