Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-12-05
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

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Fur scarfs. capes and muffs at
Shreckhise & Bears, Staunton.
H H Terry, Esq, of the River
was in town Monday.
When in need of carpets remem-
Der Shreckhise & Bear, Stanton.
Mr. Moses Gwin of Big Valley
was up Monday doing some trading
at the stores.
Mr. NJ X Mauzy and son Charles
of Crabbottom were over Monday
on business.
Tailor made suits, cloaks, and
carpets at Shreckhise Bear, Staun-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Beverage Of
Strait Greek were in town Monday
shopping.
Mr. j + Rexrode of Cra5bottom
made us an agreeable call Monday.
A beautiful line of heavy cloth
for cloaks and suits at Shreckhise
& Bear.
MIR Oliver Gum Of Hightown
was oyer this way on business Tues
day.
Mrs Chas. Wade. an aged ladv,
of Back Creek, we regret to report
as being quite i'll.
Mrs E A Dudley of High town
neighborhood spent Monday with
Monterey friends.
George A. Smith & Sons on Tues
day moved their saw mill to Poca-
hontas county where they haYe a
contract for saving.
Mr. S b Rexrode is at Marlinton
looking after the bark business for
the new tannery.
A mixed lot Of horses and mules,
so head probably, which were nsed
in the grading on the c & |. rail-
road, passed this way Sunday, Oh
the way to the Harrisonburg horse
market.
Mr. A J Waybright was called to
Stanton Wednesday on account
of the illness of his daughter Miss
Mary.
Messrs Arbogast and Johnston
have finished timing the school
building and are now at work on
the Carichoff storehouse.
Mr. Willis Gibson came home
from Horton last week to spend a
few days.
Mr. &C Stephenson of Jacks ons
river made a business trip to town
Saturday.
The box full Of nice turnips,
raised BY Mr. J Il Hidy, on MIR.
Chas. Alexander's farm, near Nc
Dowell, have been pronounced bv
many to be the prettiest lot they
ever saw.
DR. Charles B Fox was called to
Back Creek few days ago to see
MIR Jacob Lightner, Sr. who is very
much complaining.
Mr. Ed Rexrode, who is with b.
w Roe & Co., commission mer :
chants of New York City, in renew
subscription to the Recorder, states
his ap probation for same in very
gratif wing terms.
WAN1ED-3O0O tobacco tags at the
Recorder office, namely: Natural
Leaf, Early Bird. Schnapps, and
Apple Jack. Will pay % cents per
hundred.
Rev r L Eutsl er vii! preach on
Sunday, Dec. Z. at St. Creek at Il
a. m. sacramento service and at
Monterey at 2:30 p. M.
A full line Of single and double
buggy harness, team harness, bri-
dies &c. &c. always on hand at S W
Crummett's Harness Shop. All
kinds Of repair work done.
Messrs VIM and Ike Bussard
spert Sunday at Durbin. They
saw Col. McGraw who says the C..
W. will be built and built quickly.
We are pleased to receive letter
from one Of our very faithful wes-
tern subscribers. Mr. S S Wade of
Burr Oak, Iowa. He writes us
that he is almost so years of age,
but he is blessed with good health
= On last Saturday we were pleased
to meet Rev J H N Cobb of Hum
bolt, Neb. who was here for short
while transacting some business. 1t
had been IA years since his last
visit to Monterey. and he was
agreeably surprised to find that it
had improved so much, during that
time. Mr. Cobb is one of High.
lands sons of whom she should be
justly proud as he is doing a great
work for his Master.
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