Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-05-04

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of Crabbottom, have been part OF
the week with their father, Mr.
Nathan Winner, who is i'll.
DIR Ell Jones and wife Of Crab
bottom were in town Monday.
Joel Pufinbarger, bachelor
v no lived on the Allegheny noun
tain, died on last Friday and was
buried on Sunday, hear MS home
Lemons, oranges, full ST. ok Of
cloi hing for boys, youths and Nell
u new assortment OF mems sum
mer hats at V b Bishops.
Mrs. Ike Boggs and Mrs. james
o, Davis Of Franklin and Mrs
Newton Davis of Washington were
quests of Mrs. w. E. Wilson this
week.
Mr. John Rodge of Staunton
came out last Friday to see his
brother, VIM. G. Rodgers, who is
very i'll. Lis wife accompanied hun.
VIM. 6. Rodgers, whose death
had been hourly expected for sew
eral days, died Wednesday after
noon and the funeral service took
place from the home at 3 o'clock
to-day Thursday. Owing to ar
arrangement to 60 to press earlier
in the week, on account circuit
court. a fuller notice could not APP
peared in this Issue.
Mrs + M lotion, well known In
the eastern part Of this county,
was recently married to Mr.. W l.
Harris of Winston. n. G..
Rev w C Smith the new Meth
odist minister appointed to the
era bbottom work, has arrived there
and taken charge of the work. He
made the trip from Louisa county.
by private conveyance, be being a
bachelor, and having only himself
t. convey.
The following items come to us
from Ivy Depot, w.: People are
getting ready to Plant corn. Miss
BERTHE Siple is visiting Mr.. A. Il.
Siple. S. D. Siple is home on a
short visit from Covington, and he
reports that the Doe Hill chain
gang is employed at the Coyington
Pulp Mill.
Jesse Gum Of Anthony's CIR k
w. Va, one of the oldest citizens
of that section, died last week.
He was an uncle of Mr.. Oliver
Gum Of Bightown.
I am in a position to sell many
kinds of goods cheaper than ever
before. as | buy direct from the
manufacturer and sell to the Gus
ton err. V B Bishop.
The primary for county officers
of Pendleton county took place
this week. and was a very holly
contested fight. We have not been
able to get full returns, but
through private source learn that
the present States attorney, b. II.
Hiner. was defeated by minority
of 13, by his opponent Ii NJ CAL
houn.
Mr. R F Gillett, on Tuesday NOV
ed into his new house on Sieg
Avenue. The building is not yet
completed, but sufficiently so to
make it babitable. Mr. L a Orn-
dorff will occupy the house vacated
by Mr. Gillett.
We had very Pleasant trip to
Back Creek last Sunday and met
many friend whom we had not
seen for long time, and were cor
daily received by them, as is the
custom in that section.
Mr. A r Lockridee, Post Master
at Poverty called Wednesday and
renewed his subscription. He tells
us that we Lad been incorrectly in
formed as to the death, FROM APP
pendicitis, of the little Helms boy
of his his neighborhood. His phys
ician had given him up but he-is
now better and rapidly recovering.
w p Campbell, Esq. spent last
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Della
Wade Of Valley Center.
lie troubled with rheumatism,
give Chamberlain's Pain-Balm a
trial. 1t will not cost YOU a ceLt
if it does no good. Ole appllca-
ton will relieve the pain. 1t also
cures sprains and bruises in one
third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts, burns,
frostbts, quinsey, pains in the side