Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-06-21
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last Monday,
L. B. Jones is on q business trip
to Marlinton this week,
Hotel a!atlinton is now ready
for business,
Jacob, Ficyener, 81 stanton, vas
visiting bis cid Crabbottom home
first Of the week.
Mrs, J,-B. Hioklin, Of the New
Salem neigh59rhood, has this week
been visiting Monterey relatives
mi. and mrs Joshua I,unslord and
daughter, Mrs. +. NJ. Eastman, lett
Thursday morning for a weeks
visit to Staunton.
Mr.. Sam HeSrner, w'.o has heen
VERY sick for til: PAST t.'r@e So Is.
is reported better.
That June washing was good
one when it did come.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Fauver, of
Staunton, spent Monday night at
Hotel Monterey.
DR.. Bond, Presiding Elder, will
preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday night.
The wool clip has been coming
in rapidly this week.
Miss Amelia. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Stephenson, of
Bolar. left Thursday morning to
attend the School of Methods,
Charlottesville.
Lost in Highland or Pendleton
county, Milage Book of c. & 0. R,
R. bearing name CT j. N. McFar,
land. Reward if returned to High
land Recorder Office.
Asrs. Lafayette Holt. aud little
daughter, Miss Ruth, of Burlington,
N. c., are visiting Mrs. H. B. Wood,
the formers daughter.
F F. Sterrett. who holds a bust
ness position in Staunton, spent
Sunday at his home in Crabbottom.
Mrs. Charles P. Jones, of Gov
ington, joined her husband here on
Saturday last.
Richard Jones, who attended the
R. M. A. commencement, returned
last Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Jones entertained a
number of her young friends last
Saturday night in honor of her
school-mate, Miss Denham.
Miss Eva, daughter of Letcher
Chew, Of Crabbottom, who has just
finished a course at the Dunsmore
Business College, spent Saturday
night in Monterey on her way to
her home in the Crabbottom Valley.
The following teachers have this
this week gone to attend the sum-
mer schools; Misses Sallie Wilson,
Bonnie and Sallie Seybert, to the
School of Methods, at Charlottes-
vile. Misses Nellie and Bessie
Wagner to the Harrisonburg Nor
NAL.
Rev. H. A. Cofman will lecture
on the Sinking oi the Titanic at
Asbury Wednesday, June 10th at
s p. M, also Forks of the Water,
Thursday, June 9th, at s p. m,
Admission free. Everybody invit-
ed. A silver collection will be TAX
en- for church work.
While attending the funeral OF
Mrs. J. L. Shumate on last Satur-
day, Mr.. J. S. McNulty, of Mellow
ell, was taken down with stroke
of paralysis. and had to be taken
home. He lost the use of one OF
his arms, but is some better now.
After some needed repairs, the
mail car las agsin been brought
into service, Ar. Hook making
trip with it Monday.
The programme for the Crabbot'
tom picnic on the 4th does not IN
clude any repetition of the 1911
capers by Jupiter Pluvious.
The trout-fshing seaso n is near
ing a close.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L Mclaughlin
of Jackson River, were in towI
Thursday.
Among those over from the Blue
Grass side Thursday were Messrs
NIB. Woods, Nv. Hevener, How
ard Wilfong, w. L. Chew, G. II
Slayen.
Quite a number OF Montereyan
attended Mrs. J. L. Shumate's fun
eral at New Salem last Saturday
All of her children were present ex
cept one, John, who lives in Illinois
Mrs. j. Fl. Pruitt, of this place
who went to the hospital two week
ago, was operated on last Friday
Mr.. Pruitt, who returned from
Staunton on Sunday, reports he
condition favorable, and it i
hnned she will soon be able to com