Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-02-15
Personal
Rrief Items of Interest TO Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Mr.. w. b. Marshall was WIN u
Sunday.
The sale of Mrs. Pollv FOLKS 'ooS
place Monday.
Mrs. A. T. Stephenson spent
Sunday in Monterey.
Mr.. Eugene Rodgers made trip
to Staunton last week.
Miss Mary Stephenson OF the
River was up Thursday.
Mr.. George G. Burns called and
renewed his subscription.
Next week we will have som'-
thing to say on the soho" cues
ton.
The term for nearly all the pub
lie schools of the county CLOSES 81. ;
week.
Mss Emma McClintic was I"
puest of Mrs. L. S. Dickinson Dat
urday.
pocahontas paper tells us that
James Carol is sick at camp NO <
near Driscol.
Miss Dora Hiner of Missouri, Is
visiting the family of Mr.. Lee HI
ger. near town.
Mr.. Ben Hiner and sister, Miss
Ella of Mcdowell, spent Sunday
with Monterey friends.
Rev. John Ruff was called to
Bedford county last week to per-
form a marriage ceremony.
Howard Wayt Esq. one of stann-
tons Oldest druggists, at 5er shot
illness, died on Wednesday MORN
ing.
Mr.. S. ". Crummett has return.
ed from Deer6eld, where he visited
his mother who is i'll, and reports
here no better.
Mr.. George Lamb of Bullpasture
moved this week to the Mike Ma
theny place on Jacksons river, he
having purchased it.
Rev. and Mrs. ] R. Tillerv en-
tertained qnite pleasantly, for a
few hours. "Wednesday night, those
who took part in last weeks enter
tainment.
]. Trimble Esq. has been right
sick for several days. We are sorry
to report. On going to press we
learn that his condition is very
much improved.
Mrs. G. W. Hevener of Swore Is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Trimh!e. We learn that Mr.. Hev'
,ener is irving to arrange to live
with us, atlrast temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Whitelaw are
.ccmftorablv chartered in their pref
tyresldence on Masonic Hill. The!
wish THEN neighb"rs to know that
thew are not above them only III To-
cation, and would be glad to have
them ca J..
Don't Leave Your Happy Home"
Is the title an interesting article b,
90 Hoover Bear & Co. OF Staunton
Fortunately We have secured it TO
publication, and it will be foun'
elsewhere in this issue. To see tn,
article illustrated and exemplltied
call on the writers, at their yer.
attractive place, when you are II
che city.
The largest piece of furniture
that ever crossed the Shenandoah
came in this week. 1t was spec
;allv constructed kitchen table
that came all the way from Mont
oomery. Ward and Co., to one Q
Fat firms most enthusiastic ad
m rers. We:understand the sam
n,rty was SUPPLIED with her Christ
mas cake by this firm.
The first number of the Tide
water Magazine, published a
Portsmouth, Va. by K. e. b. STEM
art Editor and w. W. Dutfee Pubr
is on our table. What it contain
within it's coyers is interesting
enough, but in general appearance
the publication lacks attractivene>
and that is wherein so many South
ern ventures of this kind fail. w
hone TO see it again in prett
dress.
A couple Of gentlemen from E
k;ns. W. Va, are here looking on
q Mace to locate a steam tanner
They are not the parties who al
negotiating with Mr.. W = Wilso
f,r the same purpose, so, it wouI
Seem that. il Highland works 1t
cards right. she has a chance II
two of these plants. Mcdowell v
are informed, has inducements
offer in this line, and up she shou
be, and doing.
Col. Robert Wol6nberger al
wife, Of Powelton, Ill. spent co
nile Of DAYS this week in Montere
With their niece Mrs; H. F. Slave
MI ,oro oocomnanied by mt