Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-19
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items of Interest'tO Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Mr.. Raw Wilson has returned
from West Va.
Mr.. John Cobb is home from
West Va. for a few days.
S. B. Rexrode Esq. Ct Valley
TCcnterspent Monday nightin town.
All mems straw and cloth hats
at greatly reduced prices at y. d.
Bishops,
Miss Ella Craig is attending the.
School of Methods at Staunton|
teis week,
Mr. Jerry Rexrode bought of Mr.
.JF Wamsley two very fine hogs
Friday.
MIR Jas Eagle, one of the con- 1
tractors, is carrying the mail on
the ring route.
Mr.. Boyd Stephenson made a
hurried business trip to staunton
the first of the week.
Mr. Howard Armstrong of Doe
Hill spent Sunday with his brother,
Mr.. E. w, Armstrong.
Work is progressing on the shop
building of Messers GiIlett and
>Carichoff on Spruce Street.
Our entire stock of goods at
prime cost for cash.
L. S. DICKINSON & Co.
Mr. Grit Revercomb and Miss
Sutton of the Ballpasture, spelt
Sunday at the New Star Hotel
We have on hand a new Putnam
organ which We will dispose Of to
the advantage of the purchaser.
Mr. Joseph 1Blagg Of Doe Hill
.spent Tuesday night in town. He
brought over load Of cherries.
Rev H A Murrill will on Sunday
the 21st, preach at Monterey at II
a ~ and at Strait Creek at 3 p M.
It will be but short time until
the telephone line between here
and Durbin, w. Va Will be COM
pletcd.
On the II inst marriage license
was issued to Mir Isaac Henkle and
Miss Phebe J Nicholas, both OF,
Erabbottom.
Our entire stock Of goods at cost,
for 30 days, for cash.
L. S. DICKENSON K Co.
Master John Bishop, son OF MIR.
Edward Bishop came out on the
hack Tuesday to spend some time
with his father.
Capt. S. A. Gilmore was up one
day this week. He is favorably I'M.
pressed with the work of the Z. w.
engineers near his place.
Switzer, the Stanton jew
.eler, tells in this issue about fall
of watches; No damage however,
for it was just the fall OF prices.
Mr. r. K. Burns, the PocahQntas
Times says, fell a distance OF ~
feet from a bridge abutglent and
strange to relate was unframed
Messers Keyser and Beverage of
the C&l corps, who came home
several days ago to set up with
measles returned to camp Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Liggett accompan-
Jed by her grand son, Master Hen
aerson L'ggett of Staunton, is visit
lug her daughter, Mrs. W. IL. Ma
theny.
w P Campbell ESQ. left on
Thursday for Hinton, where he
will spend couple of weeks with
his parents. The Recorder wishes
him pleasant visit.
On Sunday night Of last week
the livery stable of Gay & Cincaid.
at Warrington. W. Va. was destroy
ed by fire. Eight horses persisted
in the flames. Loss. S1,700.
Prof w j Maloy, Principal Of
ST Johns Seminary, Madison Fla
Dis conducting summer school at
Lee, Fla and for this reason will
not be atIome this Summer.
f+Prof Rucker who has charge OF
the deaf and dumb school at Rom
new spent Monday night here on
his way to Greenbrier, bis former
home. Mrs Rucker was with him,
DR.. G. b. Fox returned Tuesday
from a visit to his home near Char
lottesville. His sister, on account
of whose illness his stay was pro-
longed, is now on tae road to re-
4cOvery.
Miss Clara Many of Crabbottom
returned Saturday, from a visit ct
Bridgewater, accompanied BY her
aunt. Mrs. Sarah Turk, who will
spend some tine with CEabhottom
Telativ IS.
~ TIE first ripe tomatoes we have
heard of in this section Of the coun-
ty were gathered from Mrs John X
Johnston's garden at Na'derpool
on Sunday, the l4th. Mrs John
ston keeps up her former reputa-