Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-09-02
tMr. J. J. Ogilvie, Jr. has been
visiting his mother this week.

land.
.>Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lockridge,
of the Bullpasture valley, were in
town Monday.
Mr.. Joseph S. Gibson and moth
er were passengers on the Staunton
hack Tuesday morning.
Mr.. ID. G. Ruckman and wife, OF
Augusta. are in the county, and
spent Sunday at Hotel Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanty Mcneil, of
Tocahontas, are visiting thelatter's
father. Mr.. O. Wilson, of Monterey.
Mr.. Trent Seebert and lady, of
near Lexington, Va, spent several
DAYS with Mrs. Gibson early in the
week.
Mrs. Fannie Rodgers, of Mt. So
In. is visiting at the home of her
father. Mr.. l.. A. Carichoff.
Mr.. r. NJ. Trimble and family
left Tuesday morning for visit to
to the Valley City.
Miss Alice Hevener, who has
been spending part of the summer
with her Highland relatives, left
Wednesday morning for her home
in the Valley.
Mr.. Orlen Hicklin of New Salem,
accompanied by hissister, MissLola,
and their cousin, Miss Maud Hick-
lin, of Long Island, N. Y, are Wis
iting MIR. j. B. Hicklin, OF this
place.
Mr.. Forest Houchin, the young
school teacher, who was stricken
with fever while visiting near Nc
Dowell and made his way across
the Allegheny in a delirious state,
died at his Pocahontas home on
Monday last.
An authority states that the ex.
cessive and persistent eating OF
meats is responsible for many Gu
taneous eruptions. We have not
looked ND the word, but suppose it
refers to the region of the right
flank.
Mr. Ezra Lowman, of Dayton,
who has been with his daughter,
Mrs. W. T. Swadley, for week or
two celebrated his 10th birthday
since here. He is a vigorous man
for three score and ten.
Messrs. ]. Trimble, C. 7. Shu-
mate. Tom H. Slaven andlittle son.
RAYMOND, went to Staunton latter
part of last week, incidentally to
tlke in the big show which exhibit
ed there on Monday.
Rev. NJ. C. Woodwork, Profess
or of English in the Presbyterian
College of South Carolina, at Gin
ton. who is this year supplying the
plpils at Stony Run and Buelah,
was in town Monday accompanied
bv his brother-in-law, Mr.. Tobias
McClintic.
| can sell you better watch and
for less money than any mail ordel
house. Buy at home and you al
WAYS get a good guarantee, and at
the same time patronize home In
dustries. H NJ. Slaven, Jeweler
~Syr. Chas. S. Hunter, Assistant
State Bank Examiner, accompanl,
el by his wife and little son, OF
Staunton, and Mrs. w. E Carter
by. of Macon, Ga, came to toWL
Sunday evening, remaining unit
Monday afternoon.
DR.. J. L. Sheppe, who has beer
praciiejng his profession IN Grab
bottom Stage the death of DIR. Jones
has located at Mt. Sidney, a desire
able and lucrative practice former
Nv that of DR.. H. A. Burkholder
Or. Sheppe has many friends here
who wish him abundant success ant
happiness.
R,r. rom G. Strickler, of Ellen
boro, w. Va, accompanied by hi
,yife and children, ia now vlsltin!
relatives and friends in Highland
Mr.. Stricken, who has not visit
ed the scenes of his early life TO
twenty years, notes many changes;
and misses many of the "boys'
With whom he used TO coast on on
Sils. and chase the Molly cotton
gaiIs. He is now in the wholes sal
grocery business at PennsDoro' "
Va
At a meeting of the County Elet
t,ral Board, held on Monday, tn
f,llowing election of school trustee
4 took place. George c. Sweckel
y ro.elected in Bluegrass district; b
y p Patterson, in Monterey, +. 4
McNulty to succeed t.. 5. Peterson
resigned, in Stonewai''
will always sell reliable parti'
GOODS no matter if they want
watch and chain, silver-ware, etc
nn he insts!lment plan. Call whe
IN iced of anything in my line.
H. M. Siayen, Jeweler.
8 p. Bishop & Co., agents f
sho,,,Ies Cream Separator. Call
'n"i pr ,oo to town and 81