Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-07-10

Richard and Sam Sullenberger
went to Stanntrn latter part OF last
week for visit to the home OF u.
G. Ruckman.
Miss Amy Samples returned
Monday from visit to Stauntoi'
and has taken charge of the swlcth-
board in the Monterey central ONCE,
Mrs James Moomau and two
children of Oklahoma have come
East to visit home and trlehaS'
They are now at Green Bank.
William Winner has purchased OF
w. +. Kyle his auto truck ana Is IS
now using it in carrying the mall
between Monterey and Barlow
Mrs. H. B. Wood is the guest OF
Miss Mollie Mauzy this week
Dr.. l. H. Trimble and daug nteF'
Miss Maud, and Mrs. Harry WIN
frey of Staunton spent several Gays
in Monterey, arriving Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. Arbogast OF
Durbin motored to Monterey lat.ef
part of las week. Miss Ella I. Ar
bogastof Buena Vista accompany
ing them. Miss ELLA renamed lo'
a visit in Monterey her old nome
J. J. Ogilive, jr, of Detroit
Mich, accompanied by Mrs. oglIlve,
is spending his vacation with DIS q
mother at Monterey. DR.; IL. .;
Ogilvie of New York City also palo
his mother a short visit arriving
Friday and leaving Sunday even
ing.
Jesse Hiner drove his car to
Marlinton on the 4th, the following
persons making up bis passenger
list Arnes and Dutch Gum, Misses
Lillian Trimble and Lucille Gum
De Laval Cream Separations are
the best. Try one for 80 days with
out cost. R. H. Crummett, Selling
Agent, Monterey, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Whltelaw,
Dewey Hiner. and D. H. Peterson,
and little son, Charles, spent Sun
dav in Poeahontas, the three form
er at, Huntersville, the latter at
Green Bank.
Mrs. A. B. Goggin of Bedford
CITY arrived here Monday evening
andis a guest of Mrs. c. P. Jones.
A, G. McGufin of Bolar Springs
returned Monday from a visit to
his son at Harrisonburg.
Misses Blanche Matheny and
Lucy Flaherty of Lyuchburg are
visiting friends and relatives In
town.
Mrs. Charlie Hull and children of
Baltimore are visiting at tn home
of her father, DR.. N. A. Whitelaw,
Hightown.
WI. Crummett and son, Lester
B.. of Patna, were on business
trip to Monterey Tuesday. Mr..
Crummett reports hard rain IN
his community Monday evening,
washing the field considerably
Ilovd Sullenberger lost his fine
Hackney horse. Hiawatha last week
in Staunton. This horse was also
known as Sunny Jim" and has
carried off a number of blue ribbons
at our show and Stanton fair
WANTED-A man to sell goods
direct to the consumer. and to
collect for same, must be sober and
industrious, and able to give Bond
for money handled, the right KIND
If a man can make from So, to So
a dav clear. Address, Box. 277.
Fairmont, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Lunsford
left Monday morning for Charlottes-
Vile where Mr.. Lunsford will con
suit an eye specialist. j. Lunsford,
who has been in feeble health for
some tine, and Mrs. o. Camp
bell accompanied them as far as
Staunton.
Rev. L. L. Lowance, acting up
on the advice of his physician, will
leave his charge on Monday for a
rest and vacation of several weeks.
Mr.. Lowance is a hard student,
and it is probably too close con-
fnement to his study has
brought him to the verge of a
break down in health. 1t is to be
hoped be will speedily improve.
FoRSA -MoNTvIEw. 254 acres
good land, buildings and fences;
wood and water. Will be sold;
worth the money. Call on CYRUS
H. CLINE. Mt. Scion, Va.
The death of Mrs. Tom Hickman
at Kings Daughters hospital on
Sunday morning was announced to
friends here soon after it occurred.
Mr. Hickman was well known here
among the merchants, having trav
eled this territory for number OF