Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-06-30
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home ana
Abroad.

Mis- IL l. ksS'>to~N~
visiting in Staunton.
Master Ralph Trimhle is on a
visit to relatives in Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillespi spent
Sunday with Doe Hill friends
Sheriff Arbosast and Editor
Wood went east last Friday ah Il,
further this deponent saye'h hoV'
Mr. W. A. Adair, of Lexington
worshiped with the people o'Mo"
terey on last Sunday.
Mr. T. r. Whitelaw made a
trin to Harrisonburg early in the
week.
Nh luther Rexrodc, . young
farmer Of the Bluegrass valley IS
this week a home-seeKef Ill 'ne
Valley of Virginia.
The show Wednesday evening
did not bring much OF Il crow" 10
town.
Mr. John Trimble and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. X. Fleisher, went down 10
RoIar. Spring last Tuesday Tor
stay of some length.
Messers. Boyd Stephenson, JACK
Bishop and Warren Campoell, " Tt ~
we're tenting at Bolar, returned TO
Monterey Wednesday.
The rains are glorious; the 4th
will le elorius; we live in a land OF
glorious things.
The will of Samuel Il; Eye was
admitted to record on Wednesday,
e, D. Swecker qualified as executor
Miss Annie Matheny, of Valley
Center, is spending some time III
Monterey. :.
Miss Evelyn Jones, victim OF
typhoid fever, has PISSED the crlSls'
and is slowly improving.
H. Can't. S. A. Gilmore was in town C
rnesdov. accompanied by Miss
Lizzie Williams md sister, MIS-
Jesse Noel, Pocahontas,
- Speaking for Recorder readers IS,
we invite Miss Wallace to give Us
another of her interesting descrlp-
live letters from her new home III
the West.
Misses Rosa Wiseman, Of Mon
+erav and Nellie Wagner OF Straigh'
Creek are attending the CoVlng-
ton normal.
Mr. r. B. slaven, of Marlinton,
r,ssed through town this week on
bis wav east in search of a new
home.
Tho fellow who tanks upon bad
li5uor in crderto make MS patrloI.
;Sm hubble generally develops more
nf the fool than the patriot.
Mr. q G. Morton, the local bis,
+orv man. after several weeks
o o at Bolar and Staunton'
;sooa;n in Monterey. He reports
GOOD progress in bis history OF H'gn-
land. 49,
Between providence and tariff
we have a poor show, so we 40.
re former makes it too dry. or too
wet the latter too high or too low
Orr grumbling has become chrome
and there's no cure for it, .s
Mr.. VS. Shumate and little
lomah+er of Staunton. who are
visiting his old home at New Salem
came to town Thursday accompa-
MED by his father, Mr.. j. L. ohu-
mate.
DR.. I.H.Trimble and daughter,
Miss Maud, accompanied by Mrs.
w. A. Sipe, of Staunton, and Miss
Mary Jones, of Monterey, came out
Friday evening in the doctor
automobile.
Miss Louise Hansel, of Mcdowell,
after a few days visit to her uncle
Mr.. c. C. Hansel, returned home
Monday morning. Miss Lucy
Hiner, of Baltimore, is also guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel.
Rev. ]. B. Ferguson, the !; B,
nastor of Crabbotom, came IN Mon
dav evening, bringing with him
Rev r. NJ. Sharp, son and daugh
ter Of Roanoke, who spent Monday
night in town and went east St, OF
the auto Tuesday morning. They
were assisting Rev. Ferguson IN
his meeting which was held las
week.
Mr.. John Lowman OF Dayton
who last season erected the Mason
t. temple here, spent Monday il
town. He came up from Franklin
where he contracted for the ney
bank building, and will 60 to worl
there in the near future. He wen
to Dayton on Tuesday.
Clarence, little son of DR.. C. c
Jones, of Stanton, who was enjoy
inc a vacation at the home of hi
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