Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-06-07
HICHLANDREC0RDER
LOCAL NEWS
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Mites - People at Home and
Abroad.


and John Hise, of Allegheny.
~ The town council has enhanced
our fire fighting ability by the pur'
chase of some additional hose.
The fine rain Sunday came as a
timely rcbuke to our weak faith.
) J. B. Hicklin is 'having small
barn erected on his lot, East Main
street.
Samuel Hevener. living just west
of Monterey, has been right ill for
Il week or more.
Mrs. A, B. Gcgsin, of Bedford
CITY. is the guest If Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles P. Jones and family.
Mrs. Boyd Stephenson left Mon
Gav morning to visit her former
home in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Peterson, of
Mcdowell, were in Monterey Satur-
day.
1911 Dog Tax is due June 30,
1912; after that date 25 cts penalty
will be added for collection.
Willis Gibson, TT.
Mrs. Anderson Stephenson and
son, David, were up from Bolar
nei ghborhoood Tuesday.
w. B. Scott, of Stuart's Draft !,
is visiting his sister Mrs. Jno. W.
Bird.
J.M. Paris and wife, of Marlin
ton. were here Tuesday. Mr.. Paris
is introducing patent food, Break
fat Barley" land presented us with
a package.
Geo. D. Dudley, J. N. Slower
and H. H. Terry, Of the county,
are in attendance upon the U. ).
court at Harrisonburg as jurors.
Geo. L. Eagle, wife and little son,
of Elkins. w. Va, spent Friday
nioht at Hotel Monterey on their
way to Bolar Spring, their former
home.
Mrs. VIM. Winner, who was spok-
en- of last week as going to wash
ington hospital, returned Saturday
to Stanton, and went from there
r. the Catawba Sanitarium near
Roanoke.
! Miss Sadie Rexrode, one of High
lands foreign missionaries, has
returned to her home on st. Creek
for a wears rest. She has been IN
the foreign field for five or six years:
Miss ReXrode left Africa on April
25th and reached Monterey Tues
day evening.
| will be at Crabbottom Mills
Saturday, June s, to settle all notes
and accounts. Due notes must be
paid or negotiable note with goocc
endorsers given. | can't come bach
or wait longer. Notes not looked
after will be turned over to an OH
GER C. S. Waybright
There will be a picnic at Forks
Water on Saturday, June 10Th
Come out and enjoy the music,
merry-go~round and refreshments
All invited. COMMITTEE
Mss EVELYN Jones. of the Wom
ems College at Lynchburg, return
ed hone Wednesday, accompanied
by her school mate, MISS Mlnnl
Denham, of Tennessee.
NOTICE-All who are indebte!
to Messrs. Byrd & Burk, Mcdowell
merchants, will please come AM
settle at once. No delay will b.
given. Act now and avoid cost
Miss Lizzie Williams, of Llttl
Back Creek, is assisting c. 7. Shu
mate in the central office at Mon
terey.
VII. Corlett. operating E. B
Whitelaw's aaw-nill, has move
the outfit to the Samples neigh
borhood on Strait Creek.
Children's Day, an institution o
,he methodist church, will be oh
served by the Strait Creek Sabbatl
school on next Sunday, June 0
,nd tho nub;ia is invited to attend
Wilbur Wright, the eide: of tn
famous Wright brothers, America
foremost inventors, builders am
pilots OF the biplane, died at hi
home in Dayton, Ohio, May 81
after brave struggle against a.
attack of typhoid fever.
Rev. Mr.. Parker, who a@cepte'
a call to the passionate OF thus gfou
of Presbyterian churches, am
whose coming has been delayed b.
sickness in his family, preache'
here at II O o'clock and at Pisgah il
the afternoon of last Sunday. II
announced that he expected to en-
ter regularly on the work within
couple of weeks. Mr.. Parker mad
u favorable impression on the PEG
pie 10 bis new field.
Joh4 81, Simmons, of Forks O
Wotor uac 10 town Thursday