Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-21

Mr. W. Il. ArbOgast OF Crabb0t-
tom called to see us this week and
renewed his subscription. Our
Crabbottom friends are standing
10y us.
In the hist of those who received
distinctions at the Dundee School
4 for girls, at Ellieott City, Md. we
see the name Of Miss Margaret W.
Jones Of Wier.
We arein receipt Of a letter from
j. C. Boggs Esq. asking for his
home paper. He is at Oakland, Md.
where he has a nice, easy position
in the Oakland Hotel.
T B Hickman, of Rockingham
county, the miller at Warm Springs
and Katie Whitmore, of that place.
aged II, eloped on Tuesday to Wash
ington and were tied together.
Highland Lodge No 10 will hold
it's installation services on June "a
at regular lodge hour. also a reeu-
lar communication of the Lodge
will be held on the 28th inst.
A. w. Sites. M. D., representing
The VIM. Merrill Chemical Co., OF
CINCINNATI, Ohio, was at 1.-THE New
Star" Friday. VIM. Jordan took
him to the Springs Saturday.
Couples who wed after forty or
fifty years Of separation are getting
considerable space in the newspa-
pers. Their reputation for constan-
cy might have suffered by all early
marriage.
HIM Slaven is agent in this coun-
ty for the Model Steam Laundry,
Stanton, Va. The work of this
Laundry is considered the best in
the state, because only modern
methods are used.
We regret to learn of the death
of Mrs Louie McNulty which oc-
Cured at her home at Craigsyille
the day after the funeral Of her
mother.in.law, Mrs J S McNulty,
of Mcdowell, which she had attend
ed.
You have heard about fellows
having bees in their bonnets?
Well, Mr. Samuel Warner had a
whole swarm Of them to settle on
the outside of his. He hived the
swarm without being stung but
once.
Walter Seybert Of the engineer
ing corps is now combating with
a second attack Of the measles
He is at the home of Mr.. William
Lunsford on Spruce Street. he hav-
ing been a class mate at the bust.
ness college with Will.
Mr. and Mrs ] T Waters and lit
; tie daughter, of Charleston. W. Va.
are visiting their friends. Mrs S B
Sieg and mother. Mr. Waters is
clerk of the U. S. Court for bis dis
trict, and has a high standing as an
attor ney at the Charleston bar.
Mr.. Jos. S. Gibson is busy build.
. ing a foundation for a dwelling
house on the lot he recently pur.
chased from DR.. [. H. Trimble. 1t
is his intention to build a modern
+, business house, between his res.
idence and the Hotel Commercial,
Our post master requests us to
thank his patrons for their kind in.
diligence while serving them in bis
temporary quarters. His new OF
flee will soon be completed which
will be so nicely arranged that it
would do credit to a much larger
place than Monterey.
Mr.. j. NJ. Colaw is busy engaged
in getting ready to build. He has
had the old dwelling torn down
and now had "A sufficient quantity
of stone on the ground for the
70 undation for his new dwelling.
It will be a modern structure and
will add much to the appearance OF
Main Street.
Our stock of shoes is now COM
plete. Over 500 pairs to select from.
All new stock the best made. We
can fit your smallest baby and You
too, unless you require a No H.,
which is Is inches long by 6 inches
wide-Is it too small? Give us
trial. We will appreciate it.-C.
S. Waybright & Co., Crabbottom'
Va.
Mr. L A Orndorff received by
wire the sad news Of the sudden
J death. from paralysis, OF bla sister,
Miss Minerva Orndorff, which oc-
cured at her home at Woodstock
on the 18th. In this afiiction Mr..
! Orndorff is not without the svmpa-
thy OF his friends here, and of High.
land people he can justly claim a
large number.
The Harrisonburg Free Press
says: Our farmers are getting very
careless about their grammar.
While driving out in the country