Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-07-24
highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
r''nsed "aragrapI,s-Brlef News
votes People at Home and
Abroad.

Miss Ethel Hicklin of New Salem
IS visiting her brother, J. Is. HlckIlr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lunsford OF
compton Lakes. n. J are now at
Monterey, visiting parents and 9TH
er relatives.
Strick Samples, WHO left High
land six or eight years ago. aud
who now lives in Braxton county.
". Va, is visiting his father, J. RI
Samples, and other relatives in the
county. MIR. Samples married IN
West Virginia.
Miss Josephine Stephenson is Wis
ltlng in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs George " Hevener
of Waynesboro ara spending short
time with their son, Edwin ileVe-
ner. They are accompanied by
Mrs. Jennie Splitter, of Hamilton
Va.
All directors of the Highland
Live Stock Show Association are
urged TO attend meeting OF the
board at Monterey, july 18th, 1914
r. Lee Gum,
Mrs. Lid, Horton, of Greens,
boro, N c., is visiting her school
mate Mrs. IL. B. Wood OF THIS
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. LocArIdge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bradshaw AND
Mr.. Evick passed through here early
Wednesday morning on their way
to Franklin, W. Va.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Slaven and
little son of Harrisonburg are spend
ing a short vacation with Monte
rey relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hevener and
little son spent last week at the
Hevener home in Crabbottom
Shortly after noon today-Thurs-
day q team driven by Dick Jones
GOT from under his control and ran
out the Franklin rad short dis
lance He was thrown to the ground
and painfully bruised, but no Sc
rlous results are expected.
The directors of the Highland
Live Stock Show have selected the
following ladies to look after the
Fancy Work Department: Mrs. +.
A. McNulty, Mrs. }. Cliff Matheny,
Mrs. H. b. Wood and Miss Moille
Mauzy.
Miss Emma Hevener of Way
ncsboro, who was visiting at Lew
isburg, is now with relatives here.
having been met by by her father
and mother at Barlow Wednesd; y.
Anthony Lightner of Valley Cen
ter is at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. l.. l.. Lpwance, Methodist
parsonage.
If YOU have anything to sell try Il
few lines in the Recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Timher!ake,
ST., of Staunton, are spending the
week at Hotel Monterey.
r. A. Fulwiler of Staunton spent
Wednesday night in the village.
All parties wanting Coon
Brand Fertilizer or any of the
Patapsco Guano Co s popular
Brands for fall season will please
nhone me their orders promptly
Same can be furnished from car
at Camp 9 on Strait Fork or from
nv store at New 'iampden about
The first week in~Sepjember Prices
right. y W. j ODl
For SALE -MoNTvIEw. 254 acres
good land, buildings and fenres;
wood and water. viii be sold;
worth the money. Call on CYRUS
II. CLINE. t. Scion, Va.
T, J. R"xrode, who lives mile
west of town. threshed the banner
wheat crop this week-563 bushes.
From Is acres of his sowing he got
% bushels to the acre. This is the
best record ever made, in the wheat
line in the Monterey valley.
Rev. john 7; ylor, who was bill ed
to address III. voters Of highland
on the opening day of court but
was called to Pocahontas on ac-
count of the sickness and death oI
his brothers returned to the county
latter part of the week and made
addresses at several points, going
on to Staunton Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Taylor expressed regret at
the disappointment nd authorizes
statement that he tried to get n
telegram to Richmond to secure
another speaker for this point but
found the wires out Of commission
and failed