Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-10-09
HIGHLAND RECORDER


Di'hiOP'
Ladies' black ties and bows at
Bishops. -
Ladies white collars and cuffs
at Bishops,
Miss Cora Lunsford, of Wier, was
oyer Wednesday.
A good, heavy, all-wOol boys
suit at V. B. Bishops FER sS2.OO'
Mems all wool, heavy suits at
81 so, S. so and $3.50 at Bishop s.
Mr.. c. W. Trimble and wife are
visiting relatives at Marllnton this
week.
Mr.. Tom Slaven and wife went
to West Augusta TODAY to visit
friends.
Mr.. S. B. Rexrode spent last
night in Monterey, enr)ute to Me
Dowell.
A fine line of toilet soaps, direct
from the manufacturer, at '. B.
Bishops.
Arbogast and Slaven are doing
some work in Pocahontas county
this week.
The flood demolished several
LARGO bu;ldinos in Waynesb0rO, and
one life was lost
Miss Mary V. Clcek, of Bath
county, was the guest Of Miss May
.Slaven Wednesday night.
Mr.. George W. Cleek, Of Bath
county, was in Monterey yesterday
laying in supplies for the winter
Samuel IIise's little girl, aged Il
veors, died from dlphtheria at his
home near Meadow Dale, yesterday |
morning.
Mrs. NJ. G. Trimble has returned
with a full assortment Of winter
millinery which she selected from
the latest styles.
Messrs. James II. Blagg and son
and Townsend Price, OF Doe Hlll !
neighborhood, paid us IA visit While
in town Saturday.
= Mr.. Howard Alexander. who has
been in the U. S. army for about
three years, is at his home at Nc
DoweIl on a furlOugh.
Mr.. S. W. Wilson, proprietor of
the way yard which was swept
AWAY by the Staunton flood, WAS in
Monterey last Saturday.
L. Fl. Stephenson, Esq, and
daughter, Miss Josie, are absent
this week on pleasure trip to Bal
timoM and Washington.
Mr.. H. M, Pullin, of Bullpasture,
was or a business mission to Mon
terev Yesterday. While here heI
made US an agreer5le call.
Miss Kate Arbogast, Of Circle
Vile, w. Va. who has been visiting
friends here for several weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday. DR.. Frank
Priest came for her.
On last Saturday it was decided
shat two teachers would he an
insufficient number for the Monte
rev school, and Mrs. Sula Slaven
was added to the corps.
Mrs. Matte Hull, Of West Vir-
ginia. is visiting her sister, Mrs. +.
McNulty, of Meadow Dale. Mrs.
Hull will visit her brother, Mr.. 0.
Wilson, before returning home.
WooD! WoULD!-Those who
scould pay their subscriptions IN
rood, eoaId sreatly obligo us if
they mould delilyer the rood at an
early date. They 'oOuId, they 'cO~ld.
Mr.. David f. Lockridge, Of Bull
pasture, was in town Monday. The
hut he received on the foot in al
moving machine accident last
summer, is still giving him trou-
bic.
Miss Pattie Slaven, one of Mon
terey's talented young girls, has
entered Dunsmore's Business Col
lege, where she will take the course
of shorthand and typewriting. She
will succeed.
DEL. H. Trimble went to Staun.
ton the first of the week to meet
his wife and daughter, who have
been visiting relatives at New Mar
ket for several weeks. They re-
turned Wednesday.
Monterey Bryan and Sewall Club
will meet at 7 p. nl., st the court
house, on Saturday, the Gath day
of October, 1886. Let there be a
good turnout, as important busi-
ness is to be transacted.
Go to Mrs. Trimble's for the Ia
test style sailors, in felt aid straw,
also Tam O'Shanters, walking hats
and dress hats. A nice line OF
r;hhons feathers and other tTin-