Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-02

go our way.
NJ. E Botkin, of PAlo Alto, WAS
in town Friday last and visited the
| Recorder office.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Burns and
son George, of Valley Center, were
in the village Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hiner and
little child, of Marlintou, spent
Monday night in Monterey.
DR.. Slower and William Hevener,
of the Crabbottom valley, were in
Monterey early in the week
Z. r. Halterman, son of Uriah
Halterman, was in the county this
week visiting his oldfriends.
Among the county people in
town Tuesday were Henry Hiner,
Samuel Hse, Dow Snyder and W.
P. Gutshall.
DR.. h. ii. Jones, > Z. Eagle anu
Mr.. and Mis-. Austin Wooddeil We're
among the Doe Hill visitors in
town Tuesday.
Messrs William and Hugh Boggs,
of Franklin, were in town few
hours Monday. They went from
here tn Pocnhontas.
Orc. S. Kramer. of Cass passed
through Monterey Tuesday MORN
ing on his way to attend Rich
mond college finals.
Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Sterrett. Of
the Valley city, were guests this
week of Prof. and Mrs. Robert
Sterrett, of this place.
During the past ten days of
seasonab!e weather Highland has
made marvellous strides, and will
soon be seen at her best.
Among those who have recently
purchase new cars are DR.. X. h.
Trimble, D. H Peterson, Dennis
Gum and w. E. Snyder
''Uncle Johnny" Gum, of Mar.
liton, returned home Friday after
II week or two spent with his
daughter, Mrs. Dolly Ralston.
Miss Ruth Hull, who has been
visiting relatives in Crabbottom,
returned Tuesday to her home in
Augusta accompanied by Mrs.
William Rexrode.
Robert Matheny. who attended
school at Bedford City, came home
ill last Monday. While confined to
his room and bed, friends hope it
will not be for long.
May, 1916, made an unfavorable
debut, and Der first 20-days were
not Highlands liking, but she made
amends and turned things over to
June in very good shape.
T. H. Slaven and Fl. A. Wade
went to the capital city Tuesday
after an Overland car for the latter.
They were accompanied as for as
Staunton by ]. A. Fleisher, of
Meadow Dale.
Bovd Stephenson motored to
Franklin Tuesday. accompanied by
his sister, Miss Josephine, and Mr..
J. w. Bower, of Woodstocd, and
on his return by Mrs. Summers
McNeel, of Marlinton.
J. X. Kramer, his son, Henry,
and Prof. G. B. Lanham, principal
of the Thornwood high school, were
on the Highland side of Allegheny
this week. spending few hours IN
Monterey Wednesday
FOR SALE-A good Aultman q
Taylor threshing machine; it is in a
good state of repair. Call on Earl
Hiner Mill Gap Va. for further par
ticuIars. Also one Gelser saw mill
at same place for sale. 62 4
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bird, accom-
panied by Mrs. H. A Wade, all of
Valley Center, motored to town
Tuesday morning where they met
Lloyd Bird, student Of the Rich
mond College. on his way home for
vacation days"
]. F. McNulty, of the Monterey
district, and W. NJ. McNulty, of
Stonewall, will represent Highland
in the Democratic convention
which meets in Roanoke TODAY
Sc. Friday. They left for the Magic
City on Wednesday.
Rev. LII. Lowance and two chill
dren, of Shenandoah, passed through
town last Friday on their way
to Valley Center, where they joined
Mrs. Lowance at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Lightner. Mr. Lightner, as previos
~ stated, has been crictically i'll for
several months, and no hope is
entertained of his recovery.