Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-19

Mrs Trimble has received anoth-
err large lot Of hats this week.
Mrs Trinhle has in the third lot
of Lady Smith aid Alpine hats,
also a new line of chiidren's hats
and caps.
Miss Lucy Wilson has returned
home for the winter to attend
school.
Mr. Robert Benson, of Jackson
county, Ohio, who can be remenl-
bered by our oldest citizens when.
years ago. he resided here, is max
ing visit to his native county and
to his nephews, Messrs. VIM. and
james Botkin.
Mr.. G. D. Dudley returned this
week from the North where he
bought a stock of goods for &. w
Hevener and Co.'S store at High
town.
Mr.. jacob Hevener Jr. of Crab
bottom, we learn is making plans
! f ,r the erection, next year, near the
home of his mother. a very hand
some residence. The plans for the
building he now has under conSid'
Grafton. if carried out, will make
one of the finest and most beauti.
full dwellings in the county.
Saturday, October 9th is the
last day of registration. Later you
can not register or have your trans
fer recorded. If you want to help
either one of the Willles you should
attend to this matter at once, if
you havn't already done so.
No other pills can equal DeWitt's
Little Early Rsprs for promptness,
certainty efficiency. S. j. Carson.
MIR Charles Waggoner of the
west side was over Tuesday.
Mrs John Sharp of Back Creek
is spending the week with her faith
er, Mr. ANDY Simmons.
Mr. James Kerr Jr. ticket agent
for the G. & O. at Staunton is MAX
ing his annual trip through the
county in the interest Of his read.
Mr. Kerr is an energetic young
man, and does good for his COM
pany on his trips in this section.
Mr. - Marshall of Staunton is
with Mr. Kerr.
Mrs Peter Gum of Meadow Dale
spent short while in town We'd
nesday.
MIR. A. G. Suddarth, photograph
err will lpaye for Franklin this week
and his gallery will be closed two
! weeks.
Messers Brereton and Heyden-
rich vii leave the county SATURDAY.,
and anyone wishing to purchase an
organ should SEE them before that
time.
Mr.. James Judy of Stanton
passed through town Wednesday
on his wav to Crabbottom.
Little. Miss Frances Sieg return
ed Saturday, last, from weeks
visit with her grand mother, Mrs
f Y Sieg.
Miss Sallie Campbell is spending
several days with Marlinton rela-
tivps.
Miss Fife Bucher returned this
week to her home at Staunton.
after having spent sometime with
friends in Highland.
Fifty cattle, the t ps" of Mr. L
Fl StephenSon's lot. were started to
market this week by Messrs Porter
and Christie. They weighed 1880.
and it is said, were the finest lot in
county.
MesSrs Letcher and VIM Nc
Laughlin of the River, were up
Tuesday Oh business.
Miss Salie Wilson, on Monday,
entered upon her work as teacher
in the primary department Of the
Monterey school.
Mr. Ova Boram, of West Va. who
was employed by Mr. VIM Bussard
last season, is now visiting High
land friends.
Mr. Billie Barr, Of the Valley,
who has the reputation of being
Que of the best plasterers who ever
did work in the county, is plaster
ing Mr. J A Whitelaw's residence.
J. Lunsford Esq. and son Harry slipped
out so quietly to the reunion at Stanton
ldst Wcch, lhdC VIC iailCu " gov th0iii III
our list of last issue.
Mrs John Warner, died at her home
near Higbtown, ON Thursday morning.
She had been in i'll health for sometime.
Her husband is a son of Mr. Benz. var
ner, and deceased was Miss Harper.
MIR Wesley Bussard of Bolar was up
this week.
Judge Wyatt and Attorney Penick of
Rockingham were here on legal business
this week.
Ora Auldredge of Marlinton, W. Va,
passed through town this week enroute
to Stanton where he will enter the ID.
ID. and B. Institute.
Edward Simmons, Of Randolph Coun-
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