Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-05-19
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{ William McNulty is in our coin
munity this week on business.
Lurty Arbogast, ". P. Will and
Others are at Barlow this week toT
salt and goods for the merchants
George Colaw, Kenton Mullenax
Miss Bessie and Annie Colaw
motored to Monterey Monday on
business.
E. E. Swecker is on the sick list
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammer were
in our midst first of the week and
visited D. E. Colaw's and John W..
Swecker's on business.
Miss Annie Bell Fisher. who
went from here to Palestine, Ohio,
says she likes her new home. They
had a big wind storm there last
week that blew down a cherry tree
in their yard.
We were glad to hear from E. M.
Arbogast, of Marlinton, now at his
home in St. Petersburg, Fla. He
says they have a delightful winter
and spring climate which makes
US feel like we would like to enjoy
the "Sunshine City," as it is called
with him.
David Colaw completed hauling
rock Friday in the Hansel lane to
build a good road. There were
235 wagon loads of rock and G. f.
Colaw will cap it with lime stone.
George and Ben Colaw purchased
a Studebaker car of Kyle Garage
Co. Saturday. They anticipate a
trip to Ohio in a few weeks in it.
Hazel Colaw and Gladys Ham
mer went with George Colaw to
Monterey Saturday evening. Mrs.
Katherine Trimble accompanied
them home.
Miss Kate Colling is spending
some time with her niece. Mrs.
Walter Mullenax,
John Waybright is at Jasper
Simmons putting tin roof on his
new porch that Orion Harver and
Lewis Glenn built.
May Is, 1916.
Arthur Rexrode, wife and chill.
dren left Monday for their new
home in Ohio.
Davy Colaw, wife and two sons
went to Union Chapel Sunday to
attend the good meeting, and
called on George Waybrigt's, and
spent few hours with their aunt,
Mrs. Wayne Hevener, who is very
i'll.
Mothers day was we'll observed;
here almost every body wore the
white flower even Lieutenant Allan
Colaw, who is nearing the one
century mark remembered
his mother by wearing a beautiful
white flower,
Washington Rexrode and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellen Winner, are on the
sick list, on Middle Mountain.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Null
lenax, Friday, bouncing boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser, of New
hampden. visited at Harmon Sim
mons Sunday.
Mrs. Katherine Hoover, of Dry
Run. died Monday evening; her |
suffering were intense.
Mrs. Katherine Trimble and Mrs.
Lizzie Calhoun are visiting at Mrs.
Davy Colaw's and Luther Ham
mer's for short time.
Mrs. Kenton Shumate, of Hot
Springs, is with her aunt. Phebe
Simmons, and will visit her home
people of South Rranch before re-
turning to her home.
Mrs. Clarence Waybright with |
her little children will 60 to the
Hot Springs in a few weeks to
spent the Summer. h
Link Houff, who visited Highland
short time ago with his cousin,
Houff, was killed at his home
near Stanton several days ago.
Hazel Colaw is recovering from a
bad case of tonsilitis and soar
throat.
Bob Will was scalded with hor
coffee about the face Thursday
evening on his way with his father
from Barlow.
DR.. J. F. Slower was called to
Big Run Tuesday to see a sick
child of Ed. Rains. The child died
of accute indigestion and was
buried Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley have spent
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