Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-09
Highland Recorder
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Notes-Peop;e at Home and
Abroad.

was q bus ness visitor III town nfSt
of the week.
4 | w.Johns. of Headwatives. was
IN Monterey this week on business.
Henderson Bishop is home from
the University for the summer va
cation.
Miss Luc;'e Gum has returned
home from Lewisburg Sen mary.
Mrs. Emmett Snyder is slowly
improving at her home on Nam
street.
Mrs. Idle =. Horton, OF Green's
boro, n c.. is the house guest "t
Mrs. II. B. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jones mo-
tored to Doe Hill, one day this
week.
Blue Bell Cream Separators for
sale by Highland Mercantile Co.
Take one on trial and at right price
Miss Pauline Ryder, Of Back
Creek, has been visiting Miss Ma
nilla Wiley for several days.
Hiss Mabel Doyle arrived We'd
nesdav from Harrisouhurg for the
holidays.
Evans Trimble is visiting friends
in town, arriving here from the
University.
Ed. Ryder returned to bis work
at Davis, W. Va. Monday, after
spending Sunday at home.
Wool wanted Don't forget that
We pay highest market price.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Lester Pope, of Doe Hill. spent
Tuesday night at Hotel Monterey
rev on his way to Bemis, ". Va,
where he has accepted position
as bookkeeper.
Or. I. RI. Trimh!e and sister,
Mrs G W. Hrvener. came out
from Staunton and spent a short
time with their father, Mr.. John
Trimble.
Miss Mary wAggy, accompanied
by father and brother, of JacksonS
River, spent several hours in town
Thursday.
Two big bargains for quick sale,
Studebaker 80, overhauIed, new
tires and fist class condition, and
Buick 80, in excellent repair. Will
take in horses as part pay or will
take good notes. Rush quick
Sales. Kyle Garage Co.
f. B. Jones and his mother left
Thursday morning to attend the
S. S convention in session at way
nesboro.
y W. wagner after an extended
trip through the west and South
west, returned home last week.
He went via ST Louis and came
around by California, Texas, etc
A force of men and teams are at
work on west Main street, but not
much progress was made during
the early pant of the week on &C
count of unsettled weather. The
rock crusher was brought from
Crabbottom Monday and put in
place at the quarry.
1.-The Helping Hand" class of
the methodist Sunday school had a
meeting wednesday night at Odd
Fellows Hall. and, after the trans
action of some business, arranged
for a strawberry feast on the 10th.
This class is not only wide-awake
and progressive, but is one OF the
largest and most generous OF the
school. and, while we have no au-
thority for the statement, 1t is
presumed that the remaining 200
members of the school will be ln-
vited to meet the class around the
fiesta! board.
Don't forget that we sell Deering
mowers, rakes, and repairs, also
repairs for other mowers.
Highland Mercantile Co.
The music pupils of Miss Bess
Bishop gave their annual musicale
on Monday night at s o'clock At
ter the musical feature of the even
ing. delicious pineapple sherbet was
served. The pupils were Misses
Alma Trimble, Mildred Trimble
and Kathleen Lunsford and Mrs.
J. H. Prultt.
Another new lot of Millinery just
received by Highland Mercantile Co
ns The following Bridgewater party
hotored to Monterey last Sunday
morning in time for the / o'clock
service at the Methodist church:
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Byerly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Sanger, Misses Gussie
Irvine, Nellie Whitmore, Elna
Butcher, Geneva Jones, Anna Lee
Jones. Messrs. George Furry and