Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-09
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

Creek, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. d. C. Graham.
If you know of any news please
send it to the Recorder office.
Mrs. W. A. Sipe of Stanton
came to Monterey latter part of
last week to spend some time with
her daughters, Mrs. Whitelaw and
Mrs. Slaven.
Mrs. H l. Trimble and little son,
Herold, are visiting their forne
home in West Virginia.
A. Arthur Hall, tn, optometrist,
formerly of Washington, D. G. will
be in Monterey, Va Oct. Is and
Ia, giving free examination of the
eve. Don't fail to avail yourself
of this opportunity.
Remember court is next week
and when you come to town drop IN
to see us. Il you are in arrears on
YOUR subscription kindly pay up;
we are in need Of the dough" to
keep things moving.
Chas. p. Jones of Covington is
visiting his mother, Mrs. G. ?.
Jones.
The optimism of the man who
predicts two months of nice wealth
er with fall pasture is commend
able, though he be in class almost
alone.
A New York touring party Sun
dayed at Monterey. Tuesday
mornining they took with them a
bushel of chestnuts, picked on
Monday.
This week Brought some needed
showers and warm weather. The
grass responded to the call, and
although late in the season, nature
presented brighter outlook and
everything looks more promising
Milton Dolly. of Oswego W. Va 4,
who comes of Highland stock,
paid a visit to Monterey latter
part of last week,
Mrs. NJ. L. Ogilive and daugh-
tiers. Misses Rachel and Edmonla,
left on Saturday for a stay of some
length with relatives at Staunton.
Waynesboro and Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones and
G. J. Hiner and family attended
the burial of Mr.. Jones sister, Mrs.
Eldridge Wilson, at Doe Hill on
last Sunday.
Owing to the illness Ct Rev. F.
E. Hamm2nd, Rev. L. L. Lowance
of Monterey was called to Doe Hill
on Sunday to conduct the funeral
of Mrs. Eldridge Wilson.
The following persons from town
and County are attending the State
fair in Richmond: Fl. c. Lun t I'd,
r. J Rexrode, Mr.. and Mrs. Z: &
Ralston, Clyde Herold and Floyd
Wagner.
Over Gum and family of Barlow
passed through town Saturday on
their way to their home near Lees
burg. Mrs. Frank Gum of High
town accompanied them.
W. S. Hildebrand, one-of Crab
bottoms most prominent young
men, passed through here Saturday
morning on his way to Washington,
DC, where he expects to remain
during the coming winter.
]. R. Gillespie, who has recently
covered the Manson House in Nc
Dowell, says that the shingles tax,
en- off, many of them, were in a
fair state of preservation, though
exposed to the storms of 60 years
The shingles were of white pine,
hand-shaved, and after this long
service of 60 years. some of them
are yet fit for use and will be put
on an clubhouse.
Wanted: An industrious man
who can earn 500 pr mo. and ex-
penses selling our products to farm
FRS Must have some means toI
starting penses and furnish bono
sighed by two responsible men
Address W. T. Rawleigh Co., Free
port, H., giving age, occupation
and references.
Mrs. Phoebe Wi!sonleft Tuesday
morning for the University Hosplt
al where she will have her little
son, George, treated, the little fei
low having an afflicted limb which
may require prolonged and rlglc
treatment TO restore. DR. ant
Mrs Fox and Miss Mabel Jones &C
companied Mrs. Wilson.
7 have an excellent little Gamers
and full equipment for making pos
card pictures, which | will sell at
bargain price, and will teach pur
chaser, free of charge, how to maxi
photographic post cards. Plctur'
making is both interesting am
profitable. This is youropportunl
~ i. l.. LoWanc'
Frank Harris, who was arrested
latter part Of last week and ledge,