Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-08-15
Mr. Roy Snyder of Boyer is
sneuding the week in Highland.

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MIR G w Trimble. Mr. Jones IS
salesman for FLOYD and Bohr OF
Louisville.
Our County Clerk has on hand
| for distribution to those who apply
,, for them. about rs copies Of the
| New Constitution for each of the
three Magisterial Districts OF the
county.
When in need of carpets, mat
tings or rugs, YOU would do we'll
to visit ShreckhiSe & Bear, Staun-
ton Va.
Mr. Glen Mauzy was recently offer
ed a position in a bank at Bedford
CITY, and his friends will be glad
that he considered himself too
much Of Monterey fixture to &C
cept.
Mr.. A W He'll Of Washington,
D G arrived here OH Thursday, last,
and is now at Mill Gap spending
his vacation with his wife and
daughter at the home Of Mrs. Heils
uncle. J W Bird Esq. MIR He'll is
policeman Of the National Capt.
tai.
DIV Ruckman Esq. made trip
to the Sinks country last week, his
first trip to that section in twenty
five years. While there he pur-
chased of Mr. G. w Hevener the
cattle he is grazing on his Sinks
farm. Mr. Ruckman says Mr. John
Mcclure of Franklin has about 800
cattle on his farms there.
A great sacrafice sale of Sum-
mer goods is now in progress at
Shreckhise & Bear. Stanton Va.
LOST: Recently. ladies round gold
breast pin about three fourth inch
! in diameter ornamented with leaves
with small pearl in center of every
other leaf. Finder will receive lib
eral reward by leaving same at this
office.
Mr. c D Wanger, proprietor of
the Dayton Nursery was in the
county this week seeking out pros
pective orchard growers. He says
the prospects are good here for a
large fall planting Of trees. His
ad will appear next week.
Mr. Chas H Fox # Crabbottom
called to see us Wednesday,
DIR rs SuAda1th Of Williams
vile was called on Wednesday in
the case Of Miss Minnie Wadsw orth,
in consultation with Dr. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs J f Wamsley paid
Durbin visit this week.
We are pleased to announce a
rapid improvement in the condition
Of j Trimble ESQ whose accident
we reported in last issue. His three
broken ribs have caused him much
suffering, but it is now Ger
tain that no more serious injury re-
suited, and we hope to soon see
Mr. Trimble leading his usual &C
tive life.
Miss Minnie Wadsworth Of Ad-
amston. w Va who is an invalid
and has been with her sister Mrs A
| G Suddarth of Monterey for sew
eral weeks with the hope that the
change would prove beneficial, has
been decidedly worse since Tuesday
morning and from that time when
it seemed that death was
surely at hand, she has fingered
at times so very near the end. yet
again showing remarkable vitality,
This morning (ThursdaY) Miss
| Wadsworth is brighter and seems
to have rallied to a degree that
could scarcely haYe been hoped
| for.
| On Monday Miss Maude Trimble,
whose condition it was thought
was not improving. was taken to
the Kings Daughters Hospital at
Staunton with the hope that some
thing could be done there to
relieve her suffering which it seems
has constantly increased.
| She was accompanied by her par
ents, DR. and Mrs | H Trim BILE, and
the liveryman Mr. Tom Slaven and
through them we learn that they
arrived at the Hospital at 8 o'clock
Monday evening and Miss Maude
had stood the trip very we'll with
the exception of a sinking spell as
/ they we're nearing West Augusta,
caused from heat and exhaustion
but from which she rallied after
several hours rest at Mr. Crosses.
Dr. Trimble ard wife are doing
all in their power for the relief Of
their only child and we trust shat
thew NAV be rewarded by having