Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-07-04
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Commercial Tuesday night.

Senberger, a teacher IN the vi. d. .
of Staunton have gone to Bolar fol
a time.
J Messrs. Joseph and Kemper Glib
son have enclosed their home with
IA neat picket fence, and as Ole i'm
proyement begets another Dr. |. II
Trimble extended it on SO Ms tt
enclose his Office.
Messrs. Brereton and Hevden'
rick of Staunton, last week placed
in the home Of Mrs. VIM. Heyener
of Crabbottom an angelus, or
piano player. This is the only in
strument Of it's kind in the county,
and they are far from being in
general use in any part Of the
state, but are rapidly coming in
favor.
Mr. George Carichoff of Bote-
tourt arrived here a few days ago
and will assist his brother, MIR l. A
Carichoff in erecting buildings he
has under contract.
Miss Ella Craig of Charleston, Il
teacher in the public school Of that
city, is now spending her vacation
with her sister Mrs. S. B. Sieg. On
Monday she opened a private school
here and for six weeks will teach
limited number Of pupils. Miss
Craig makes use of the latest and
best methods in the training OF
small children.
Miss sc. Adams, who has charge
of the dress making department
ut Mrs. Crummett's is suffering
from stiff neck.
Mrs L S Dickinson will serve ice
cream at her residence, on Saturday
evening from 1880 to II o'clock.
Rev R L Eutsler will preach as
follows. Sunday the goth, Trinity
3 p. nj. Sunday 6, Rehobeth | | a m.
Beaulah $3.50 and Green Hill 8
p M. ~
The latest in ladies' gents and
boys belts just received at Orn-
dorif's.
Miss Sallie Arbogast of Green
vile, after an absence Of three
Years, is again visiting in High
! land, much SO the pleasure Of her
many friends.
A new but very successful way
of fishing for trout was tried last
week by little son of Mrs Stalna-
ker, on Jacksons river. The little
fellow tied his line to the limb of d
tree, the hook dangling temptIngly
pear some fine trout, and then
went home for the night. Next
morning he pulled in his line and
his catch proved to be two l6 inch
trout. One had the hook in its
mouth and the other the line in its
gills,
The storm which covered the
continent with water from the
Rocky mountains to the Allie.
ghanies occupied the whole of las'
Sunday in blowing out 10 this sec
ton of Virginia.
J. A. Patterson, the principal EN-.
gineer Of the Chesapeake Western
is now engaged with an efficient
corps i'll locating the extension OF
this road from Stokesville to the
Shenandoah mountain. The dis,
tance is Is miles. 1t will soon be
ready to let to contract.
Mrs Luther Hull of Hightowr
was in Monterey on Wednesday.
A complete line Of hose for
ladies, gents and misses, including
the drop stitch and polka dots, al
| Orndorff's.
Mr.. G. Lee Chew of Crabbotton
was in town Thursday looking ur
those who would want life insur'
ance.
Those who have subscribed, OF
renewed their subscription during
the mast week: J F McNulty
Hull; W E Ryder and B. L. Steph-
enson, Meadow Dale; G A Corbett
Trimble; DR.. Fl. S. Fleisher, Fall
ing Spring, W. Va; Luther Hull
Hightown; Robert Gum. Monterey
| G C Burns and Adam Mclaughlin
Valley Center; DR.. H. H. Jones
Doe Hill; w b Steuart, Waycross
w H Vance, Mcdowell; Mrs Eliza
beth Miles, Alton, W. Va. (Con,
tinued in next issue.
Mr.. Griff Revercomb came home
from West Va. for the 4th.
| Messrs John Cobb and Robert
! Gum came in from the lumber
camp to spend the 4th.
Mr.. G G Burns of Valley Center
was up Wednesday and called to
see US. MIR. Adam Mclaughlin
of the same neighborhood was also
in town.
King Edward it is said BY latest
reports is on the mend, but wheth-
er he lives or dies we hope he will
receive a crown.