Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-05-21
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Pointed paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.
r T. Crummett. of Crabbot-
tom was in Monterey Tuesday.

way
W. D. Wade. of Mill Gap, spen
Sunday with Monterey relatives.
Misses Lucille Gum, Hettie Steph
eoson Dutch Gum, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Dennis Gum spent Sunday al
Minnehaha Springs.
Mrs. Fl. B. Wood accompanied
Miss Mollie Mauzy home last Fri,
day and spent the weekend.
Miss Maude Ryder, a high schooi
nupil, spent a few DAYS at her
home later part of last week
The venerable Jacob Winner, o.
the Pendia,on border. who has
recently recovered from a serious
illness, was here on business Tues
day.
Miss Maud Lunsford, of High
town, was among the shoppers il
town Tuesday,
Benjamin Warner, Of Crabbot-
tom. returned -Taes.Iay from p
weeks stay at BoIar, where he
had gone for catarrn treatment.
Elijah Key, of the Monterey
nelghborhood, stopped in Monday
to see our new quarters, and had
US put his name on our subscrIp-
ton list.
We ought not to complain be:
cause we don't get everything we
want. Neither do we get all the
things We don't want.
Crawford Malcolm cut his foot
seriously last Thursday while build
ing fence for DR.. Miller.
w. A. Rife and some helpers
from Waynesboro. are putting IN
hydraulic rams For Edwin Hevener,
near town. and Tom Hull, Of
Crabbottom.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Smith, OF
Bolar, spent Monday night IN town
A letter from W. A. Gibson this
week requests US to send him the
Recorder at Sciotoville, Ohio.
The "Mountaineers" may not
win the bali game at Staunton,
but they will make a record for
fair PLAYING and gentlemanly de-
pertinent.
Mrs. C. P. Jones and daughters
brought some of CALIFORNIA; fine
frlits and nuts back with them.
Among the varieties were some
seedles grape fruit and lemons
California is surely in the lead OF
al the states when comes to pro
ducing crops of all kinds.
w. NJ. Winner and father, Ambe
Winner, were in town Tuesday, nav
inc lust returned from the Valley.
They were accompanied by Orion
Harper and Jasper Simmons.
II nothing prevents, will be in
Crabbottom on the "a IT, Of May
to remain a week or more.
OTIS O. J. Campbell, dentist
MIR. and Mrs. A. I. Walden, of
Nav Market, spent a day or two
in town early in the week. Mrs.
Walden was formerly Miss Ida
Zirkle, and in earlier life was well
known in Monterey.
Mrs. r. Lee Gum and daughter,
Miss Jaunita, returned Tuesday
evening from visit to Plttsburg,
Pa. the home of Mrs. Gums son.
Mrs. D. NJ. Kyle, Of Staunton,
is visiting her son and other reia-
tives at Monterey.
The open season has thus far
failed to afford much sport in the
wav of trout fishing. The weather
has been unfavorabIe-cool and
windy and the ''speckled beauties"
seem not to be plentiful.
II. 3. Wood has recently sold
one of his hunting dogs to a party
in Pittsburg, Pa. for thesum ofSoO.
Miss Hettie Stephenson, of
Bolar, visited in town a couple
~cf~days last week.
Misses Rose and Susie
Stephenson, of Jackson's river,
spent Saturday with their sisters,
Misses Amelia and Eliza, at Hotel
Monterey.
May 18th is late date for q call
from Jack Frost, but be did little
or no damage
Mrs. H. NJ. Slaven left Monday
morning for the North, where she
will visit Mrs. J. P Lunsford, Of
Pomoton Lakes, n. j.. and Mrs.
DR.. Ogilvie, of New York City.
Misses Irene and Mary Hevener,
pupils of the NJ. H. S., entertained
several Of their school mates Sat
urday evening at their home, High