Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-PeopIe at Home and
Abroad.
\ Apple picking time is here.

from trip to Staunton. -
Mrs. Fl. B. Wood returned home
from Charlottesville this week.
Frank McNulty returned
home Wednesday from Staunton
H. II. Terry and son, Frank, of
Jackson's River, paid Monterey a
visit Tuesday.
Berlin Crummett, a former High
land boy, now of Staunton, was in
Monterey Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stephenson
spent a few hours in town Wednes-
day.
P. L. Gum, of Colorado, came to
Highland Tuesday, and will visit
his relatives here.
J. A. Fleisher, of the Meadow
Dale neighborhood, motored to
town Thursday.
Miss Lucy Swadley, who has held a
position in New York City for some
time, is visiting Highland relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lunsford.
Mrs. Joshua Lunsford and T. H.
Slaven went to Staunton Wednes-
day.
Don Sullenberger left Wednesday
for Baltimore to purchase his win
ter stock of goods. Mrs. Sullen-
berger accompanied him.
W. M. Winner, wife and son,
Marvin. attended the Harrisonburg
fair this week Robt Pufinberger
carried the western mail for Mr..
Winner.
W.. Maloy of White Springs, Fla.
is visiting Highland relatives. He
spent while in Monterey Wednes-
day.
Among those in town Wednes-
day were A. J.. Eagle, of Strait
Creek, Jno. C. Swecker, of Crab
bottom, Dan Hiner, of Doe Hill,
and J. W. Hevener, of Hightown.
]. A. Whitelaw and Jack Bird
left Sunday for Northern markets
to purchase their fall stock of goods
Work of putting in concrete
cutters and curling was commend
ed Wednesday.
C. M. Lunsford has had part of
his house torn down which was
used once as an Office. He will
erect in its place a handsome ad-
dition in the spring.
Mrs. Homer Grogg and children
and Mrs. Hannah Simmons spent
Tuesday night in Staunton.
Send your son and daughter
your home paper while at school.
They will enjoy it as never before.
TRY it. 9-mos IS
DR.. O. :. Campbell brought two
very large and perfect Wolf River
apples to the Recorder office this
week.
Having secured the agency for
moate's Steam Dye works, kindly
solicit your orders for cleaning and
pressing clothes. Send in your
suits chas Dlggs, Ag1
While conducting services in the
Catholic church on Jackson's Riv-
er, Tuesday the roof of the church
caught fire, but was extinguished
before much damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Slaven left
last Saturday for Harrisonburg
where they will visit their son II.
B. Slayen. They will also visit A.
W. Cleek, at Williamsburg, W. Va.
before returning home.
V. B. Bishop now has a COM
plete assortment of Ladies' Suits,
and Millinery. Miss Mary Sandman
is in charge of this department,
and will be glad to g. see all perspec-
tive buyers.
The Review Board recently ex-
amined ]. H. Pruitt's land books
for the year 1916 and found two
mistakes of one cent each in mak-
ing copies This shows exception
ally good and careful work of our
commissioner. His work requires
the making of thousands of figures
and you can readily see what a task
to keep all the figures correct.
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mill
and Yard men. Range Lumber
Co., Deer Creek, W. Va.
No school boy or girl should be
without a Waterman Ideal Fount
ain pen. | also carry a line OF
Waterman Fountain pen INK at all
times. Write or call by phone.
Fl M Slaven. JeWeler.