Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-07-09

Miss Gertrude Suddarth, of Graf
ton w. Va, is visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hevener at High
town.
Highland Mer. Co. are sole agents
for Deering and Mccormick mowers
and rakes and repairs.
Mis- Eva Grigg Lindsey, of Alex
andria Va, was the guest of Mont
Grey relatives from Friday of last
week until yesterday.
Harry Gum, who holds business
position in Richmond, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Gum, Monterey.
VIM Hevener, of the Blue Grass
Valley and Glen Calhoun, now with
the Burr Adding Machine Co, De-
troit, paid Monterey a visit Tuesday.
Mrs. C. B. Fox and children went
to Rockingham last Friday to spend
some time with relatives.
Robert Hedrick and John Weeks,
Monterey carpenters recently employ
ed at Cass, w. Va, came home to
spend the 4th.
M. E. Kyle, of Staunton, came to
Monterey on the Pullin passenger
car Monday evening, going from here
to Bolar.
The Fourth coming on Sunday this
year, gave us a triple holiday, some
celebrating on Saturday, others Oh
Monday.
Miss Ella Arbogast, of Buena Wis
ia, is vivi.ing her brother, ]. E. Ar
bogast.
DR.. May Flemming, who has been
in New York since her return from
her work abroad, is spending vaca-
ton with Highland relatives, arriving
Saturday.
It was not difficult to keep
cool" the fourth. The temperature
was unusually low on Monday for a
July period.
Buy that Mccormick or Deering
machine now. Price will not be any
lower for several years.
Highland Mere. Co.
In giving the names of those who
made up the masonic delegation to
Staunton last week we got mixed UP
in our "Bohs'', getting Mr.. Sterrett
in the list twice when one of them
was intended for Robert Dickson.
On hands limited quantity of 8
by IL rugs, will close out at cost.
R. M. Trimble
Harper Mclaughlin, of Bath, spent
latter part CT last week with his son
and other relatives in Highland.
I have a good line of tires and in
ner tubes, to reduce this line will
sell at 10 per cent off.
R. M. Trimb1e
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Beverage, of
Strait Creek, called to see us while
in town Tuesday.
w. V. Watson, of Greenbrier coun-
ty, w. Va, is in Highland buying
horses.
Owing to the lateness of the sea-
son and slack methods of old Sol,
there is going to be a close race this
fall between many corn fields and
Jack Frost, with odds in favor of the
.mischievous imp.
There will be Sunday School Day
Service at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
FOR SALE-Ford Touring Car
1919 Model, been used one year, in
good condition, new tires all around.
$500 will buy it. DR.. A. S. Walden
J.. W. Hevtner, chairman of the
Board of Supervisors went to Staun-
ton Monday to meet members of the
State Highway Commission due there
on a tour of inspection. Mr.. Hevener
is wide-awake on the subject of bet
ter roads, and as an official, is watch
full of the county's interests.
When you come to town call at
Nicley's Garage and look over the
new model 4 Overland.
Among the county people in town
Tuesday were Messers Paul Crummett
and Don Ryder, of Valley Center
neighborhood. The latter was ac-
companied by Edward Beverage, Of
Pocahontas, who was visiting his
father-in-law, Robert Lightener.
White canvas Shoes and Oxfords
will sell the remainder Of stock at
greatly reduced prices. Most comfort
able shoes for summer wear.
R. M. Trimble
Mrs Anderson Stephenson, of Boil
ar accompanied by Mr.. Harry Thomp
son, of Pocahontas wes~ in Monterey
Tuesday. Mrs. B. A. Cleek and daugh
ter, Miss Allie of Star Chapel were
also visitors here Tuesday.
Seybert, son of Mr.. and Mrs I. L.