Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-10-25
HIGHLAND EfEaROUER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
ksief Items Of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcGnaintances.

Messers. George Hi,e and Doy(
Mclaughlin were Up Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kramer O.
Crabbottom were IN town Monday
Miss Lima Rexrode is assisting
Mrs CrunImett i'll dress making.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes. just receiy
ed and priced very low. Call in
and exa,oine. l.. A. Orndorf.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Misses
Margie Boggs and Carrie Campbell
of franklin. visited friends here
the first of the week. Ia
Look at the new waist and skirt
goods at Bishops 1efore buy,n Z
elsew here. -, re-
Miss. Susan Turner formerly OF
this county, and Mr Milton Sinks
of Dunmore, were united in MARI
age at Huntingdon, recently, by
Rev. VIM. It. Price.
Mr.. w. II. Vance of Mcdowell
neigh borhood brought his cattle
in from the Allegheny Monday.
This week we are receiving a
very handsome and complete line
of dry goods ana when you come
to town We wouid he pleased to
have you inspect it. Trimble and
Lunsford. ..
Mrs G W Reyencr of H;ghtown
was doing some shopping IN town
Tuesday. -. rs:
Saturday is the last Gay. be sure
and register or transfer.
! have jast opened a nice line Of
candies. L. 4. Crndorff.
Mr. Chas P ZONES, ,!r., Of CGving-
ton accompanied Judge Forest
Moore to the county.
Ask to see the shetland floss, new
novels. beautiful china, brass nov
elites and school books at Bishops.
Mr.. Saml ilevener is said to
haye large crop Of very fine ap-
ples-ahout 400 BUSHELS.
Mr.. John Wallace, Of Valley
Center, Was up Friday.
Miss Saliie Bird, Of Back Creek
is spending the week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs c W Trimble re-
turned SATURDAY. from an extended
visit through ". Va.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Patterson Of
Huntersvil!e stopped with Monte
rev relatives TIE first Of the week
Oil their return from the Valley
Mr.. Harry b. Wood. of Char
lottesyille, is again with us in the
Office.
Iron beds, bed springs and mat
tresses. positively tie largest and
best line that ever came over
the Shenandoah. at Trimble and
Lunsfords.
Bishop is showing up a good
line of boots aud shoes this season.
Our children's footwear speciality,
we'll selected and all good values.
Mr.. Russell Porter came up from
Hot Springs Saturday to spend a
while at home. Mr.. Porter is rem
dering very excellent service in one
of the stores at the Springs.
On last Saturday Miss Clara
Carpenter of BOlar neighborhcod,
while On her return home from
Monterey, was thrown from her
horse and Fight badly hurt. DR..
Fox was summoned. 49,
Seeing the demand for under
wear Of ali kinds. We have bought
on the largest stock we have ever
handled and invite our cuSto-
mers to examine 1t. Trim bic AND
Lunsford.
Highland Lodge, 40 a. F. &
A. Nj. will hold n regular commu-
niration On Friday night, Oct. 25th.
4 full attendance is desired for &c.
wee work. By order Of ". nj.
Ii. +. Slaven, See.
,Rev. Father Payne Of Clifton
Forge, and Rev. Father Van Ingel-
gem of st. Frances church, Staun-
ton, were very welcome visitors at
this Office Tuesday. They were
on their way to Jacksons river to
dedicate church, which ceremony
took place on Monday.
Mr.. Andrew SHARP one Of the
Oldest citizens of Bath county,
aged %, died last week at his home
at Sun Rise.
Lloyd Snllenberger has accepted
a place behind the counter Of MIR.
Golden's Store at Marlinton.
Rev John Ruff and S. ". Ster-
rett, Esq, are attending the meet
ing of Synod now in session at
Lynchburg.
The Monterey Presbyterian con-
gregatiou met last Saturday to con-
c;3ar Tho r,ottar.nf tha res;uuatiOn