Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-05-12
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Highland Lodge meets on Friday
night MAJ 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lightner, o.
Mill Gap, were in town Wednesday
Wednesday was registration day
for the Monterey voters.
This is both a busy and a beau,
tiful season of the year.
Mr.. Il. w. Armstrong. and son,
Edwin, of Augusta, have been in
town several days this week.
General Manager, Lloyd Sullen-
berger, has force of men at work
on the Stock Show track.
A good many Montereyans at
tended the closing exercises OF the
Grabbottom High School on Tues
day night.
sMesdames w. F. Kyle and H. L.
TrinbIe are visiting each her re-
spective former home in West Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. John Kincaid went east We'd
nesday morning ass passenger on
the mail hack.
There is no spring equal to a
Highland spring. This is true
whether you have in mind her nat
ural fountains or her vernal season.
At this season of the year High
landers feel 50 sorry for everybody
else in the world.
FOR SALE.-Some pure bred
bred Berkshire pigs.
J. G.. Swecker, Monterey, Va.
DR.. o. ]. Campbell will be at
Crabbottom Tuesday, May %, and
will remain for ten days.
sfessers. |. B. Buzzard and H.
Fl. Puilin attended the grand lodge
meeting of the |. o. y. +. at
Lynchburg this week.
Messers. Hamrick and Lewis OF
the Valley City, have been fishing
in Highland for several days.
Renorts from various parts of
the county are to the effect that
the fruit crop was more or less dam
aoed by the freeze last week. In
some localities it is feared that the
entire crop is killed.
Mr.. Roy Snyder, who went to
illinois with the Blagg family, re-
turned to Monterey Tuesday, and
he SAYS Highland is good enough
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Darnall have
been in Monterey this week. Mr.;
Darnall has advertised his personal
nroperty for sale at Franklin and
expects to move to Stanton.
Miss Mabel Jones of Monterey
Highland county, after q visit OF a
couple of weeks at the home OF mel
brother. Attorney c. P. Jones, Jr.,
in this city, left on Wednesday
morning for her home.-CoVlhgton
Sentinel. -~.
Mr.. Ashby Hammer has taker
the section of the pike east, from
Monterey to Standing rock, pre-
yiouslv awarded to w. w. Bodkln
,,- bo i GOING to work a
once Mr.. Hammer is a good roat
man. and the people believe he will
take pride in giving us an idea
samnIe of road on this section.
Preaching at Strait Creek mex
Sunday at 8 o'clock p: m. instea'
Ell O'clock a. m. Change mad
because of the observance OF Moth
ers Dav. at II o'clock by Montere.
Sunday School. L. L. L0"anoe
Mr.. W. NJ. McNulty, a well
known citizen of Mcdowell, was
81 the last term of court, admltte
tn the bar. Mr.. McNulty is grac
nate Of law at V. NJ. l.. and 1T
inst recently he has decided t
take up his profession.
The Harrisonburg Daily New
celebrated it's zone dozenth" BIRTH
dav on Monday. 1t is the bright
est, sprightliest twelve year-ol
that comes to our desk. When a
cnterprising, energetic newspape
man strikes an appreciative, patre
ming community the issue is neVe
in doubt. Long life, brother!
Among those from a dlstane
n attendance upon Mr.. L. Il
Stephenson's funeral last Tuesday
we note Messrs. W. A. Campbell
Of franklin, John W. Stephenso
and son, of Bath, Capt. Il. ;
Roller, of Fort Defiance, J.. L
Kemper. D. l.. Porter, l.. l.. Bow
man G.. P. Bowman, EdWar
Ecko]s W. S. Burke, J. W. Spite
Staunton, w. B. Miller, LynchburE
Added to those were a lare
Number of relatives and frienC
from every sec ton OF Highland
Mrs. J. 4. Whitelaw sounded a
r e -. T'uncIav pIUI