Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-08-22

Hnntcrsville, came to Monterey
Sunday morning returning Monday.
J, Lunsford has been Numbered
with the sick for two weeks or more.
Mrs. Paul Slaven and father. A.
B. Warwick, visited the home of
H. H. Slaven, Meadow Dale, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Osborne Wilson spent a few days
at Bolar, returning Monday.
Mrs. A. W. Reynolds and step
son, Master. Willie Reynolds, have
been with Monterey friends siacc
latter part OF last week.
Miss Lucy Hiner, of Baltimore,
is at the home of her cousin, c. G.
Hansel, on South Spruce.
Mrs. Charles Barr and two chill
dren, of Stanton, are visiting Mrs.
i. r. Gille~nie and other relatives
in Highland.
George Rodgsrs, of Bolar, has
lined the carpenter force on J. ".
Hevener's new residence at High
town.
A Camping party left this week
for Bolar Springs. They were
Misses Nell Moreland, of Hampton,
Va, Mollie and Pattie Mauzy,
Messrs. Slaven and Baxter, and
Mesdames Hevener and Wood.
Messrs. VIM. Grubert and
Lands, of Staunton, were in town
Wednedays. They were on trip
through Bath and Highland.
Pure Cider Vinegar 2 and 8 years
old, made by Mrs A. w. Bird and
C. T. Shumate. 25cts. per gallon.
Highland Mercantile Co.
James E. Bodkin, Girls. Simmons
and J. H. Armstrong, of Eastern
Highland, were in Monterey on bus
mess Wednesday.
Three Ford cars passed through
here Wednesday for Pendleton ter
ritory. An Elkins salesman had
them in charge.
The long-drawn contest for Su-
perindent of schools for Bath ana
Highland ended last Friday and the
plum went to Mr.. Richardson, OF
Bath.
Mrs. Mary Emma Cecil ,MissMat-
tie Eagle, R. Nj. Trimble and Nor
gan Armstrong composed a party
that made the trip from Monterey
4oStauntoa yesterday in Mr.. Trlm-
ble's car in two hours and fortv-hye
minutes. Mr.. Trimble and Mr..
Armstrong were Mrs. L. S. Dick
enson's guests for dinner and re-
turned to the Highland metro polls
in the afternoon.-Staunton News.
Estrayed From the Monterey
Stock Farm, June %, about 80
goats. Information leading to their
return will be suitably rewarded.
Monterey Stock Farm
Portions of the county were WIS.,
Sted by very heavy rains on Tues
day evening, and, from the view
point of mortals, it was most mop
perfume. 1t found hundreds OF
tons of hay in various unfinished
stages, some of which was doubt
less damaged at least.
The harvest is progressing slowly
on account of untaVorable weather
during the week.
A small touring party aoundered
and went kaplunk in the ford at
Asbury Chapel last Tuesday. The
people of the northern border should
"rise up az one man" and ask for q
change of location in the road at
that point.
George Brock came over We'd
nesday morning with his father, g.
A Brock, of Indiana, who is here
on a visit and who left "Wednesday
for the home of his daughter, Mrs
Peterson, near Parnassus. MI
Brock has grown very stout, anc
hut few of his old acquaintance
are able to recognize him. From
man OF 1875 pounds he has gone te
235. 1t is another example OF the
marvellous capacity OF Virginia boys
If you can't boost, don't knock
Misses Mable, Martha and Evy
lin Jones, with their guests, Mrs
D TT, and Miss Pal, have been TIT
ce 1tral f'o' !. os' lin a pleasant camp
lEparty quartered on Mr.. Jones
o. 6 azine farm in the Hightown val
~. Evans T"imble and othe
friends have been members OF th'
partv. at least part Of the time
and the very nature # the out'ng
with ideol environments and per!ec
weather are a guarantee OF ENJOY
ment. Such occasions are conou