Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-02-18
Highland Recorder
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Fl. w. Mulienax, of Crabbottom,
visited Monterey Monday.
Orion Fleisher marketed some
1916 sugar Wednesday.
- Highland Lodge holds a stated
communication on Friday night, Is
Save the pieces-every thing
mended, mendable. H. A. Hall
Wh2n answering advertisements
in the Recorder, kindly mention
name of the paper.
A. B. Warwick and daughter,
Miss Clara, left last week for their
home at Shipman, Va.
H. H. Terry, who was among
the grip victims OF the county, has
about recovered and was in Monte
rey Monday night.
Boyd Beverage is operating
saw mill in the Draft" east of
town on H. H. Slaven's timber
land.
Geo. T. Graham, of the Bullpas-
ture, spent Tuesday night in Mon
terey, the guest of his brother, D.
G. Graham.
From now till March the 18th |
will pay the highest market cash
price for all kinds of Raw Furs.
st. R NJ Trimble
Mrs. A. J. Robertson, of Big
Valley, who has been dangerously
i'll for some time, died wednesday.
She was buried Thursday, in the
presence of number of her friends.
EMAbogast, of Marlinton, is i'm
proving from an attack of blood
poison.
If YOU should break your glasses
bring them 10 me, any glass dupli-
Gated - ani your frames meuded if
broken. H. A. Hall, Monterey.
Mrs. George Mauzy, of Crabbot-
tom, is visiting the family of DR..
X. H. Trimble, of this place.
Sunday brought another radical
change in the weather, there being
fall in temperature of something
| Ike 40 degrees between Saturday
evening and Sunday. The mercury
registered zero Monday morning.
At the meeting of the Supervi'
sors held last Monday, Mack Gill
NOR was appointed road commits,
sionerfor Bluegrass district and VIM
r. Bird was made commissioner
for Monterey district. Both of the
new men qualified and are ready
for duty.
Miss Lucy Echard, who had been
at the University hospital since
last summer. returned to her Jack
sons river home last week.
Left on hands about 200 Mems
Hats slightly damaged will close
them out below cost.
At RM Trimble
A meeting of the young men of
this place and community will be
held at the school house Saturday
night at o'clock for the purpose
of organizing a Young mems Chris
tian Association at Monterey.
Everybody interested come.
Mrs. Carrie Lightner. widow of
Peter Lightner who moved from
Back Creek to Greenbrier county,
W. Va, more than 20 years ago,
died at her home in that county on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lightner's
maiden name was Siple, and she was
an estimable lady. Her hush and
died about four years ago. Three
children survive, two sons and a
daughter.
R. H. Lang's ad in the Recorder
brought goodly number of horses
to town Wednesday, but no sales
were made. The buyer, it is said,
claimed that prices asked by the
owners were too high, leaving no
profit for the middle man. Horses,
at this season of the year. are
rough and show to poor advantage.
Look at my 1916 Calendar and
you will see that | am headquarters
for everything in the watch an d
iewelry line. Also prompt atten-
ton given to watch repairing
through the we'll known reliable
workman A. Lee winner, of Crab
J bottom.
Fl. M. Slaven, Jeweler.
The marriage of Mr.. Alvah Kel
log and Miss Catherine Simmons was
mentioned in recent issue of the
Recorder. we are informed the lat
ter is a daughter of Jacob Sim
mons formerly of this county, also
q grand daughter of ]. W. Sim