Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-06-16

Mr.. aad MIS-. Thomas Hogsheat
speut Tuesday night at Hotel MOI
terey.
Josiah Eagle left Thursda,
morning fer Bemis W. Va. to &C
cept position.
Misses Lena and Bonnie Seyber
came home last " eek, after teaching
the past session in East Virginia.
Miss Mollie Mauzy is home afte
teaching the past school term II
Grafton, W. Va.
Croqupt sets for sale by High
land Mercantile Co.
Marjor c, S Roller, wife anc
little son, of Fort Defiance, have
boon in Monterey since latter part
of last week.
Miss Mabel Bird, Of VALLEY Cen
ter. spent the last oi the week with
Monterey relatives. She was &C
companied by Clyde tierold, OF
Mil Cab.
Don't forget that we sell Deering
mowers. rakes. and repairs, also
repairs for other mowers.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Miss Lura Doyle, who attended
the R. M. w. C. at Lynchhurg
returned latter part of last week.
It is needless to say that the
town misses the bright faces of the
school girls and boys.
O.T. Wiley, of Hot Springs, is
spending some time with his son,
Robert Wiley in Monterey.
Albert Smith and wife, Of High
town, were in Monterey Friday
last, shopping.
Misses Wilmoth Hickman. of
Birmingham, Ala, Hilda Wilson,
of Bluefeld, and Leila Wilson OF
Charlottesville, returned home with
Miss Evelyn Jones last week and
are now her guests.
Immediately following the close
of the NJ. II. S, Miss Martha
Eakle, of the faculty, and Miss
Leta Hiner, student, left for the
Radford normal, and Miss Adella
Williams and sister for the Harrl-
sonburg normal.
c w Trimble's car went out to
Staunton Tuesday morning, those
aboard being MIS- Trimble, Ralph
Trimble. J. H. Hicklin, Jared and
Rober Armstrong, the two last
named having been visiting in the
county for several days.
E. Smith Dinkle, his son Edwin
and Messrs Turk and Hoover, OF
Bridgewater, who had been on a
business trip through Pendleton,
came to Monterey wednesday
morning and took in the reunion
at Mcdowell on thir way home.
Miss Evelyn Jones gave a most
delightful supper at River Side
Cabin" last Monday evening IN
honor of her house guests, Misses
wilmouth Hickman, Hilda wilson,
and Leila wilson. About thirty
young people Of Monterey and ad-,
joining community were present to
enjoy the evening.
Franklin had quite representa-
ton in town Monday: Attorney
II. NJ Calhoun, his two children
and little Miss Crigler composed one
party; Ralph Hiner and Misses
katherine Johnson and Alice Me-
Gov, a second. Mrs. Kenny Boggs
and the Misses Hedrick, who were
returning from the S. S. conven-
ton at Waynesboro, were also in
town on the same day.
Wool wanted Don't forget that
we paw highest market price.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Two big bargains for quick sale,
Studebaker 80, overhauIed, new
tires and first 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.
Three Staunton boys. on a sum
mer hike, reached Monterey Mon
day evening, right foot sore, but
not "out of the game" by any
means. They were Samue Loew.
mer, Forest Taylor and Herold
Hevener. Two former returned to
Staunton, the latter going on to
his grandmother's in Crabbottom
Con Slaven, who holds position
at Charleston, W. Va, has been
spending q vacation at his home IN
Crabbottom.
Taylor Daugherty, worthy
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