Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.
Vacation days are near.

with MS WOtlleF at f1untelSFllle.
H. A. Wade, of Valley Center,
is just recovering from at attack OF
erysipelas on his face.
Misses Rose and Hattie Stephen
son, of the Bolar neighborhood,
were in town Saturday.
n. W. Bussard, of the Bolar
community, visited Monterey Tues
dav.
New lot of millinery just receiv-
ed. Highland Mercantile Co.
DR.. C. b. Fox and W. F. Kyle
motored to Staunton Monday for
the formers new three passenger
Studebaker roadster.
Dennis Gum, of Meadow Dale,
was a Monterey visitor Wednesday.
L. Homer Stephenson, OF Mead
ow Dale, spent wednesday in town.
mems, ladies, bows, girls aud
children's white canvas oxfords
and tennis shoes at
Highland mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed Arbogast, of
Durbin, w. Va, passed through
Monterey Monday from ParnasSas,
where the latter has been since the
death of her mother.
Geo. W. Payne, principal of the
Crabbottom High School, was a
business visitor in town Monday.
A number of Montereyans mo-
tored TO Mcdowell Monday even
ing to see the play given there by
the High School pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philpot, Jared Arm
strong and Mi Mary Clements, of
Staunton, motored to Monterey
Sunday, remaining few hours.
Rev. Reed Lacy, of Franklin,
came up Tuesday to meet Mrs.
T. S. McNeel, of Marlinton.
Miss Zula Jordan, who has been
nursing in Crabbottom for several
weeks returned to Monterey first of
the week.
J. A. Fleisher of Meadow Dale,
has recently purchased a new five
passenger Over and.
Crocuet sets at catalogue prices.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Anderson Puffnberger and wife
of Forks of water, were in town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNulty, of
the Hightown community, were
visiting in town Monday.
I am in a position to handle all
kinds of country produce and will
pay highest cash price on through
the season K. M. Irlmble
Mr.. and MRS H. H. Terry. of
Jackson's River, were visiting the
business houses in town Thursday.
MI. Terry is one Highlands most
successful farmers.
wool wanted see the Highland
Mercantile Company, before selling
your wool.
Mrs. Minnie Smith and children
request US to thank those who
rendered and showed them kind
ness during the last illness of their
husband and father.
Misses Sarah and Minnie Mckisie.
of Upshur county, W. Va. and Miss
Grace McQuain, of Lewis county,
after spending some time with rela-
tives at Doe Hill, stopped couple
DAYS with their cousin, Mrs. J. b.
Hicklin, of monterey on their way
home.
"WANTED-A number of men
for working in the woods, mill =,
lumber yard, and also rail road
construction.
North Fork Lumber Company
Boyer, Pocahontas County,
4-14.4t West Virginia
The threatened May drouth was
broken Tuesday afternoon by big
.downpoir in this community, and
it is SO be hoped, in other sections,
too. Some hail accompanied the
storm and a consequent drop in
temperature, Wednesday morning
bringing shivers to those who had
dQnned the light-weights.
May has not been "good fishing, "
but some of our local sportsmeD
have yenturned to cast the fly,
notwithstanding. V. B. Bishop has
made nice catch or two. Trout
are said to be scarce.
We have been requested to state
that a meeting of the directors OF
Highland Live Stock Show will be
he'd here on Tuesday, May % A
fuH attendance is requested.
Ladies who wear narrow shoes -