Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-08-14
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Mcdowell


Misses 1.olo Michael and Carrie
Crum and Whitney Michael ant
Elmer Crum of Mt. Solen. VISITED
at Roy Obough's last week.
Ernest Ervine and little son, OIL
Elklns came last week To spend
few days with his father, Il. IN
IRVINE.
Mrs Ben H;ner and two chill,
dren of Franklin, spent seVeral
days last week at F.. A. McNulty s.
Harry Crowley of Cumberland,
Nd. spent the week end with A.
II. Jones.
Abe Hodge of Illinois is spending
a few days with Oliver fleIsher.
Mrs Jared Price and son, OF Gov
ington, spent several days mere
with friends, last week.
Mrs. Overholt and Mrs. Mnomau
left this morning for Green BANK,
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rot. shumate
entertained quite IL number "l the
young folks last Thurday n'sht, in
honor OF her guests, the MISSES lien
derson of Staunton.
Mrs. B. J. Hiner of Clothier, w.
Va, is visiting her father, J. S.
McNulty.
Mrs. S. j. Maloy died August 5,
after a lingering illness OF many
months aged so years, 3 months
and 81 days. She was Il daughter
of Joseph and May Layne, who
were pioneer Presbyterians of the
Mcdowell church.
She leaves three sons to mourn
her loss: E. J, with whom she maize
ner home, DR.. J. S Maloy of "
Va, and William Of Florida. the
funeral was held at the Presbyterian
Church, conducted by Rev. Wood
worth, assisted by Rev. Hammond
of the Methodist church and Rev.
White of JhurchvilIe, after which
the body was laid to rest in The
cemetery on the hill.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
.hurch will hold a lawn party on
rhurday evening August 20. Evey
me cordially invited to attend.
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Miss Iona Malcolm died Tuesday
morning at her home in the NC
Kendree neighborhood of tuber-
:ulosis.
J. G. Siple, who has been quite
il. is regaining his usual health.
Miss josephine Bradshaw, is visit
ng her sister, Mrs. S. w. Wilson.
Mrs. Overholt, of Academy, MRS
James Moomau and chi dren of
Oklahoma, and William Peterson,
II Parnassus, left Tuesday morn
ng for W. Va.
DR.. w. R. Siron is confined to
he house for few days with rheu-
natism.
MIS-. William Helms, who has
,een quite i'll for few day is con-
Travelling library no. 81 has been
received by MIS-. E. A. McNultr,
librarian. 1t consists of a number
f uolumes of good fiction, history,
travel and several other
subjects
Mr.. and Mrs. William GoodA.
,f>Greenwood Kansas, who have
,sen visiting relatives and friends
ncre have returned home.
nave you seen copy of the
premium list of the highland Live
stock Show for 1914? 1t contains
\ lit of good things. For instance:
A Woman's Department in which
prizes are offered for cakes, bread,
lie. pickle, and other things in the
culinary ire besides an interesting
list on needle craft, including most
from a plaid seam to the
most exquisite embroidery Big
girls and little girls ale remembered
The women who were appointed to
ave charge of this department
;ried to make a list that would in
;erest every women ndgIrl, Wheth
n this department is a success re-
mains with the women of the county.
If it is made worth while the man.
lgement wiiliucrease the funds and
make the department a permanent
feature another year. Send to the
secretary for list. Mrs. 'lif Math,
env is charm n of the committee for
the womens department and will
cheerfully answer any inquiries IN
regard to this subject. Reporter
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