Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-07-30
MONTEREY FRIDAY JULY 80 1920


G. w. Rose and son, of Mt. Grove,
paid Monterey visit Tuesday.
NJ. F. Wiley, of JacEson's River,
registered at Hotel Cunningham Tues
day.
Chautauqua at Montrey Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, August z,
8, and 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Mullenax and
two children, of Crabbottonl, were in
Monterey Monday on business.
The Monterey Garage brought in
another consinmgent CT Ford cars
Saturday.
On hands a good assortment, auto
tires, will sell out at 10 per cent re-
duction. R. NJ. Trimble.
Chataucua-an educational enter
tainment-bring the family, all will
enjoy it.
No matter how busy you may be
YOU can arrange to attend the night
sessions of the Chautauqua, Aug. 2,
and 4.
A nice assortment of sample shoes
on hand at reduced prices.
Highland Mer. Co.
Charles Cleek, of Bath countp, a
witness in the celebrated Mcclure
will case at Franklin spent Monday
night in Monterey on his way down.
The Highland gardener is wonder
ing what proportion of the tomato
crop Jack Frost will get.
Dennis Cum, of Meadow Dale, left
Monday morning for Pennsylvania to
join Mrs. Gum and little daughter on
their visit to c. S. Peterson's family.
Just received an up to date line of
mems hats. Can sell at reasonable
Prices. R. NJ Trimble.
Work on J. B. Lightner's new res
idence is Icing delayed by ship
ment of finishing lumber due at Bar
tow early i'll the month.
Harry Lishtner and Ferbe 1T Ryd-
err, of Bath-Highland border on Back
Creek, were in town Monday.
If you need any thing in the mer-
camille line, call at the Highland
Mer. Co. They will be pleased to sup
ply your wants,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. mclaughlin,
we'll known citizens of Jacksons riv
er, were in Monterey Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lunsford, ac-
companied by Mr.. W. H. Vance, of
Bullpasturc, went to see relative
who is Ill at stuarts Draft,
Mrs. Bette Kincaid, of the Verona
community IN Augusta county, IS
with relatives in Monterey.
Mr., and Mrs. e. A, Wade, of Mill
Gap, who have been in Richmond for
two weeks or more, Returned home
Wednesday.
The avera sc wage of steel workers
is now in excess of $4,000 and of rail
road workers 1000. Blue denim
where is thy sting? En-.
When you come to the Chautau-
qua remember we have a nice line
of ties, hats etc.
Highland Mer. Co
Connel Gallispie passed through
Monterey Wednesday on his way
home to Cass, w. Va. Mr.. Gillespie
had been to Salisbury, Md. where he
had a large potato crop put out. That
section raises two crops off the same
ground, the first crop having been
harvested.
Holmes Sharp and Cyrus Bowers,
who fired On and wounded Sheriff
Gibson a skort time ago have given
themselves Up at Marlinton. They
are held on $4,000 bail each until
grand jury, and 100000 for moon
shining.
Miss Bessie Gum, who has been in
Staunton comforting with Mrs. Dore
as to the new store to be opened here
returned Wednesday. Mrs. Dore has
gone North to purchase fall stock,
but finds, that the opening here will
be delayed until about the 18th of
the month, She states, however, that
timely notice will be given through
the Recorder.
The Blind Boys Quartette, from
the S. C.. l., Dayton, Va, which has
been making tour of Pendleton and
Highland, gave a concert at the high
school building Tuesday night. The
auditorium was fairly well filled and
all present enjoyed the program, con-
sisting Of quartettes, solos, trios, vo-
cal and instrumental. 1t was an en-
tertainment we'll worth the money.
BY invitation the young men were
present at the preaching service Sun
day night at the Methodist church
and gave few splendid selections.