Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-06-02
HICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
-. Abroad.

>" Mrs. ]. l.. Ward, of Elkins,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. I
Kyle. ~
The county got some more goo
showers in. Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J C. Cleek, of Bath
County, were shopping in tow
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Pruitt and children
went to Mcdowell Thursday morn
ing for avisit.
,tMr. Eugene Carichoff, of New
York City, is visiting his father
Mr.. L. A. Carichoff, of Monterey.
Mr~W. H. Kulp, of Lynchburg
who dotes on Highlands Summer
climate, is spending some time il
Monterey.
Mr.<Clarence Wagner, of Straight
Creek, has gone to West Virginia
to work. He will take in the Phil
ippi reunion.
Miss Sall.e Wilson, of Marlinton
is spending her vacation at Monte
rev arriving here on Friday evening
Mr.. J. P. Lunsford, of Barkes'
dale. Wis, is spending some time
at Monterey, his former home.
Mr.. Charles Swadley, who re-
Gently sold his interests at Wander
pool, has gone to the Valley tc
look out for new home.
@Isn't it strange that our friends
over east will continue to swelter
and fume and sweat in theirscorch-
ing surroundings when a great sur
plus of genuine comfort and pleas,
ureis going to waste in Highland!
, Z Mr.. L. S. Dickinson came tc
town Wednesday evening. He re-
ports Mrs. Dickinson, who recently
underwent an operation at the X
D, Hospital, as slowly improving
an able to be at her home.
H. B. sprowle, wife and two
children, A. Erskin Miller and wife
Miss Miller, and Miss Atki nson, Of
Staunton, spent Wednesday nigh
in Monterey.
We notice in the list of graduates
from the Staunton High School, thu
name of Miss Winnie Hlner, daugh
ter of,Mr John J. Hiner.
Mr.. John Pullin and wife, 0
Hendersonvil!e, N. c., spent Wed
nesday night in town on their wa,
to visit relatives in Highland am
Marlinton.
A voluntary offering will be take
at Hightown and Trinity, next Sun
day, for the relief of the sta;ryln
Chinese. SO willsave a life till hal
vest,
During the month of May tn
Ford Motor Car Company mad
and sold 5000 automobiles. In
demand has far exceeded the ou'
put, and all their factories haV
been working over time.
The time to pay your subscriE
ton is before it runs out. just a
nice to have your home paper gro
as to allow it tug along from lac
Of paid subscription. When yoo
keep up your subscription the ed
tor is better enabled to impro'
the paper.
mis-. ". H. Lunsford and lit
daughters, Misses Cathline az
Mary, spent the early part OF II
week at Hightown.
It is now apparent that the a.
ple crop will be small one thou
ands of the little shapes dropplr
off as a result either of the la
frosts or long drought, or both.
william Carroll, an aged veters
If the Civil War, has been admltt'
IN the Soldiers home at Richmon
He had been at the parish farm t
several wears, and a place in t
Home was secured for him by sor
of his sympathetic comrades
Monterey. He left here for Rlc
mond on Wednesday morning.
The following persons went ca
On Mr.. Lunsford's passenger G
Monday. afternoon: Mr.: j;
Hevener and daughter, Miss MAJ
Mrs. Andrew Jones. Miss tlz
Dudley, Mrs. C. B. Fox and aist
Miss Verde Smith, and Mas
Robert Fox.
STpayelers are loud in their pra'
Of Mr.. Jesse liners section OF
pike, and the Superendent is
vited to look it over. Mr.. HlI
has hurried his work on the pll
and it is now pleasure to 60 we
Unfortunately, the road east
not yet been put in order, and 50 s.;
the summer will be far-spent. II