Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-06-25

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in Monterey Monday and Tuesday.
H. P. Patterson returned from
prospecting trip to Pennsylvania
]. C. Lightner, of the Bath county
border, spent Wednesday night IN
Monterey.
Miss Annie Gillespie returned We'd
nesday from motoring trip through
West Virginia.
Misses Collier who are visiting in
Highland, spent Wednesday at Mime
haha.
Mrs. Will White who has been in
West Va. for some time returned 10
her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones, and the
latters mother, Mrs. Condor, of Au-
gusta, are on trip to Highland.
Miss Genoa swecker is visiting Mrs
J. Ed Arbogast few days before go
ing to the Normal at Harrisonburg.
Miss Lucy Gray Bird, of Valley
Center, is spending this week with
her friend, Miss Catherine Campbell,
Mrs. VIM. Peterson, of Augusta,
came out Wednesday to attend the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Mary
Hevener.
Several Montereyans are attending
the sale of personal property OF the
late Harry Ryder at Vanderpool to-
day.
Mrs. VIM. Mackey, Mrs. ]. H. Pru
lit Miss Lula Trimble and H. S. Gro
wiley were passengers on the Staunton
bound Pullin auto Monday last.
Miss Vaughan will leave for Balti-
more on July l. Ladies desiring
millinery come in at once.
V. B. BISHOP
Miss Lucille Gum returned home
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friend, Miss Esta Beard, of Lewisburg
w. Va, WHO will visit her couple
of weeks.
Mrs. Forest Hiner, Of Dry Branch,
accompanied by her physician, DR..
Walden, left this morning for the Uni
yersity hospital.
Charlie Meats, of Arbovale, w. Va,
came in Monday to see his mother,
Mrs. James Meats, whose death is ex-
pected at any hour. She is victim
of that dread malady-cancer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gum, of Akron, o.,
who were recently married are spend
ing their honey moon in Highland.
They stopped for few hours with
Misses Bessie and Mary Gum here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wade, Miss
Thelma Dever, Of Back Creek, were
in Monterey Monday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. w. W. Gum.
Hinkle Shumate went down to Hot
Springs Saturday, and was accompan-
led by Raymond Slaven and James
Matheny who went to Covington to
look for vacation job.
George -Siple an octogenarian, died
early in the week at his home in Au
gusta. He formerly lived near the
Highland-Pendleton line north east
of Doe Hill and is remembered by the
older people. 4
Have on hand a limited stock of
white foot wear for men, women and
children, will sell at a great reduc-
ton. r. M. TRlMBLE
Among the ladies of the county
who are attending summer normals
we have heard Of Misses Matilda Hin
er and Virginia Graham at Harrison
burg and Miss nellie Beverage at
Charlottesville.
For sale by V. B. Bishop at less
than market value: 6 patent churns,
10 Standard Sewing Machines. Nc
Cormick Mowers, l Mccormick Corn
planter, 2 Mccormick Rakes and a
lot of Mccormick and Deering section
guards and general fittings for same
mowers, all made by the Information
al Harvester Co. I want to close all
the above goods out. V, B. BISHOP
Misses Er.nice and Lillian Lightner
who attended school at Dayton dur
ing the tern which closed recently,
are now at their home in Monterey,
arriving last Friday. They were &C
companied ly little Misses Alma and
Edna Lowance, daughters of Rev. L:
L. Lowance, of Ridgeway, W. Va,
and they went from here 10 The home
ot their grandmother, Mrs. Anthony
Lightner, Valley Center, where they
will remain for some time:
DENTAL NOTICE. will be away
from my Office from June 28th until
July 26th. c, B, CoLLlNs
Ats buroln' w. va.
FINE FARMI-DEL1GHTFUL HOME
FOR SALE