Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-08-18
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weather Sunday; Monday morning.
frost was seen in the low lands.
Samuel Ralston returned thi
week after working a week on to-
Hunting Ground at Albert Winner
new house. He, with George AM
Ben Colaw, attended the dedica-
ton of the church of the Brethren
Mesdames Sudie Rexrode. Mat
tie Simmons and little daughte
and Carrie Ralston spent Sunday
with their brother Walter Mullena'
Walter Colaw and wife were
business callers at Monterey Sat
urday.
Sproul and Ruckman are through
here buying up cattle this week.
Mrs. Hannah Harold, of Fontans
Kansas, is calling on relatives
With her sister-in-la law, Mrs. M. A
Colaw, they spent Tuesday with
their aunt, Luncinda Colaw, ano
Wednesday at David Colaw's. She
will return to her home by way Of
Elkins in a few weeks.
Rev. Carl Maxwell and Frank
Winner were favored with visit by
the stork Sunday night, leaving
each fine girl baby; also Pink
Slower girl last Monday.
Mrs. George Fisher writes from
Palestine Ohio how we'll they are
getting along in their new home
and the good prices they get for
everything; says one man sold 80
hogs that brought him nine hun
dred dollars.
Miss Chloe Meyers returned to
her home on South Branch Sunday.
Her uncle, Jasper Simmons and
wife and Clarence Colaw accom-
panied her.
Rev. Snead, of Romney, gave
us some good sermons Sunday
night and Monday.
Miss Clara Chew, music teacher
at Baltimore, returned to her home
here Monday on the Houff auto
bus.
Charles Pleasant, and wife, after
few days stay on North Fork
passed through here for their home
at Clarksburg W. Va.
Rev. D. W. Good and family are
visiting friends here this week.
Walter Mullenax, of Middle
Mountain, came to the doctor Sat-
urday night with a little child that
had cut its fingers nearly off, and a
little girl who ran nail through
her foot at the same time. One
can imagine this mother has trouble
George Mauzy and daughter,
Pattie, arrived home Friday after a
very pleasant visit to Pennsylvania
where his daughter. Mrs. Uuriah
Hevener, lives. Mr.. Mauzy can
give you a fine description of that
country.
Miss Ethel waybright came home
last week from Staunton after
pleasant visit with her many friends
Little Misses Elizabeth and
Anna Lee Newman are with their
cousin this week, Mrs. Mary Propst
Kenton Mullenax is on the sick
list.
Leonard Hedrick the champion
snake killer is on the sick list. Says
he has killed Is rattlers and others
this year.
j. B. Hidy has purchased an
automobile Of Will Winner; also
Claude Jordan bought one of Orion
Harper.
Samuel Jordan came home from
the camp to make his hay.
Aunt Mary
ADDITIONAL ITEMS.
Making hay and picking black
berries is the order of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Wagner and
sons are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Wagner's sister, Mrs. O. P.
Chew.
Quite number of people from a
distance attended the sale at
Thomas W. Rexrode's last Satur-
day.
DR.. Chas. S. Kramer. of Cass W.
Va, came over Saturday, return
ing on Monday accompanied by his
sister, Miss Reba, who will visit
friends and relatives in West Va.
for month or more and also have
some dental work done.
Miss Blanch White spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at w. w.
Hevener's.
Sylvester Rexrode was called
last week to the bedside of his
brother, Geo. A. Rexrode, who is
very ill at his home near Hightown.
Misses Ruth and Annie Winner,
"Jack Kramer, Gerald Wagner,
Ralph Newman and Fred Winner
motored to Harper Chapel Sunday
week ago to an all-day singing.