Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-09-05
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.
Monday was Labor Day.

Everybody coming Monterey
ward next week.
Reduced prices on all Ladies
Misses and ehildren's ready made
goods. Highland Mercantile Co.
If you want to see your girl anc
all the other girls, me to the
Stock S how.
H. G. Williams, who had been at
Monterey since the close of the
school in Crabbottom, left last Fri
day.
d. NJ. Kyle, of Staunton, came
out Saturday to visit relatives and
spend a week at Bolar.
Messrs. Wits, Fulton and Xviii
gan, of Staunton, spent Sunday at
Monterey. enjoying the drive
through the Crabbottom valley in
the afternoon.
Breathes there a man whom God
hath made, who never to himself
hath sadie, II wish that H. K .
Thaw was dade."
M. and Mrs. W. P. Campbell and
ildren, of Roanoke, returned to
their home Monday after a short
visit to their old home and friends
in Highland.
Mrs. D. OBJ. Hale, of Buchan-
non. w. Va, and Mrs. J. M. Shaw
of Canaan, who have been visiting
their brother, W. P. Rexrode and
OF. er relatives, returned to their
homes on Monday.
Lewis Miller, of Bridgewater, and
cousin, Miss Mable Miller, of Peru
Ind, paid visit to the formers
brother, DR.. A. W. Miller, early in
the week.
Mrs. William Winner returned
Monday from a visit to the bedside
of sick sister in Pendleton.
So many of our people have been
attending the Staunton Fair that
we could not keep the record. Al
most every available automobile
has made from one to three trips
during the week.
Mrs. BOYD Stephenson and her
cousin, Miss Strum, are among the
guests at Bolar Spring.
LOST-Wrtch, ladies size, be-
tween the church or mill at Crab
bottom and New. Hampden. Re
turn to Recorder Office.
Road engineer directed to expend
$1,000 ditching and culverting S. &
P. Pike from Barlow to the High
land County line, work to be done
under his personal supervision.-Po-
cahontas Times.
Good! Would that such "di-
rections" could find an echo west
of the Highland line!
We are getting in new goods
every week. New lot of boys
clothing just received at the right
prices, We have a new lot of fall
and winter shoes for men, ladies
misses and children. Come in and
look our stock! over before
buying elsewhere.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Mr., and Mrs. J. H. Gregg, of
Parkersburg, and Mrs. G. A. Porter
of Charleston, who, with Mr.. Por-
ter and E. T. Crawford, have been
at the Mansion House, Mcdowell
spent Tuesday in Monterey. Capt
G. C. Crawford, another one of the
West Virginia party, is stopping at
Williamsville.
Mrs. Thomas West: formerly
Miss Kate Koiner, daughter OF
State Commissioner of Agriculture,
George w. Koiner, died at Brigh-
ton, England, Tuesday light, aged
81 years. Her husband is an Eng
lisman. She was native of Au,
gusta county. Her parents ano
Shree sisters and one brother SIR
yive, The body will be brought tc
the United States. and possibly tt
Thinking Spring for burial.
The First National Bank and tht
Citizens Bank will close at moor
during the Stock Show. People
should bear this in mind and trans
act all business in the forenoon.
Through the kindness OF the Pres
ident of the Monterey Switch Boart
theoperators will be given On oppor
tunity to see she Highland Show
which pleasuse they heve mlsset
heretofore. The phone office vii
be closed from | P. M. to 4 7. M
Wednesday and Thursday evenln'