Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-10-21

lem. has been visiting in town since
Monday.
Mrs. G.. J. Hiner is visiting rela-
tives in the Greenbrier Valley, 60
ing out on Wednesday morning.
The Vanderoool school will open
Monday, we are informed, with
Miss Elsie Slaven as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Beverage,
left Wednesday to visit their sons,
Messrs Edward and Coe Beverage,
of Pocahontas.
Mr.. J. w. Baxter, wife and little
son, of Marlinton, are visiting Mrs.
Baxter's brother, Mr.. H. P. Patter-
son of this place.
Mrs. M. l.. Ogilvie has been on
the sick list this week, and her son,
DIR. H. S. Ogilvie. has postponed
his return to the North.
Miss Mary Fox, of Albemarle,
sister of DR.. G.. B. Fox, has been at
the home of her brother since last
Thursday.
The Monterey Milling Company,
which had shut down for repairs, is
now running and doing a LAND
office business. "
Mrs. r. E. Jack, of Grand juno
ton, Col. and Mrs Mary F: Rails
ton, of Mcdowell, visited the Re-
corder office Monday.
Mr.. ]. H. Botkin, who has been
residing at Lexington, Ill. for the
% ,st eighteen years, is visiting MS
Highland relatives.
Capt. Chas. S. Roller and wife,
of Fl. DEFIANCE, came out last
Thursday. the latter staying Tor
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Stephenson.
"Chain the fool-killer" would
have been the most appropriate
wireless message Wellman could
h we sent back as he started on his
daredevil flight over the Atlantic
Rev. H. A. Coffman and wife
scent Tuesday night at Hotel Mon
trey. Mr.. Coffman succeeds Rev;
Mr. Dotson as pastor of Highland
circuit. NJ. E. Church, and went on
to the Back Creek parsonage we'd
nesday morning.
A card received from Rev. c. l..
Potter states that he has been hav
ing an enjoyable vacation, and that
ne will be here to fill his appoint
ments on Sunday, 23rd, STRAIT
Creek, II a. M; Monterey, 7;oo
p, m.
Don't forget that the Highland
Mercantile Co. has the largest stock
of Clothing ever brought to High
land. The prices are right, and 1t
doesn't cost you a cent to look at
it.
Mr.. Louie Carichoff. who has
been ill with typhoid fever at Mt.
Scion for month or more, has re-
covered sufficiently to be brought
tn his home at Monterey, which
was done on Wednesday. His
mother, who has been nursing HIM
during his illness, returned with
him..
while in Augusta county last
week Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Crum-
NETT purchased farm and will go
there some time in November.
Their new home is situated two
miles Northwest of Staunton, and
is said to be desirable property.
Mr. and Mrs. Crummett have long
been identified with the interests OF
the town and county, and their
leaving is to be deeply regretted.
To them is due much of the credit
for the advertising which has made
the town famous rs a summer re-
sort. and rendering our wealth OF
climate available. They will be fol-
lowed by the coed wishes OF many
friends.
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.
Mr.. Glenn Ruckman purchased
at the Jones sale in Highland coun-
Sv on the 9th instant, eleven beau
tiful white-faced COWS, He brought
them east but when he arrived at
West Augusta, Mrs. James Cross
took such a fancy to them that
Mr. Ruckman was obliged to let
her have them, the price paid being
S1OO per head. This is probably
the handsomest bunch of COWS ev-
er brought out Of Highland county.
.--StauntOn Dispatch.
Or any other county, Tor that
matter.
Samuel McGufin, of BolarSprings
Va. and Miss Lucy Mae Moore, o.
Frost were married here Wednes
dav morning by Rev. VIM. T. Price
ID. They were accompanied oy
,,. .E ne: Elorancp and Maggie