Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-10-17

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ton Messenger that DR. Cunning
ham is very sick there.
Mr. James Campbell Of Kansas
arrived here Saturday and will
spend a month with relatives on
Back Creek.
Mr. Sam Dever who has been
! working IN the woods near Horton
for three years is at his home on
the River.
Mrs w R Siron and Miss Annie
McNulty of Mcdowell were in
Monterey shopping Tuesday.
Misses Carrie Campbell and Mar
gy Boggs are visiting friends at
Monterey.
Pink Waybright accidently shot
hole through his little toe with a
% rifle last Thursday. He is out
on cratches.
Mr. Henry Propst of the Mellow
ell neighborhood called to see US
recently.
Mr. and Mrs Fl NJ Saven spent
Sunday at West Augusta with MIR
James Cross who is recovering
from fever.
Col. James Lyons is not too bad
fellow. we imagine. He was on
the right side once for which lie
must be given due credit.
Mr.. S. G. Eagle, one of the
school board for Stonewall, was
over Monday on business concern
ing the injunction proceedings
against the Doe Hill school house.
Miss Helms, who was an instrnc-
tor in Ward Seminary Nashville,
Tenn, has charge of the business
course at the highland high School.
Miss Brown of Augusta county is
matron, and Mrs Carson is teacher
in the primary department. Al.
ready As pupils have been enrolled
and the school is moving along UNI
der very favorable circumstances.
Notice is hereby given that Con-
\ gregational meetings will be held
| in Pisgah. Crabbottom and Mon
terev churches at II A NJ on Sun
dav Oct 10Th 1902 for the purpose
of calling pastor to said group of
churches and all the members are
urged to be present and all unite
in this effort to secure pastor.
1t Committee.
Two valuable Highland farms
are coming on the market. Nov.
22nd. See advertisement in this
issue by J. NJ. Colaw, Exor. of j.
! NJ. Hook.
f. H. McClintic is attending
Bath county court.
Messrs. Harding and Will Gum
and VIM. Mullenax # Hightown
went to Staunton this week.
| Mr. Chas. Slaven of Hull was
over Monday. He Informed us of
the serious illness, from typhoid
fever. of Mr.. John Malcomb. this
being his third attack Of the disease
in the last few years.
Mr.. Peter Gum was in town re-
Gently. Be informs us that he has
bought quite lot Of sheep and
will soon commence shipping them.
For the pointers on life lnsur-
ance see advertisement OF Il. Lee
Chew.
Mr.. Jack Lockridge died at the
home Of bis brother John Lock
ridge. in Bath county. on the 18th
He was a soldier in the Confeder'
ate army.
A total eclipse of the moon viii
take place tonight (ThursdaY
commencing abont IL o'clock
! Visible here.
For Up-to-date Dress Goods
Silks and trimmings, you should
visit Shreckhise & Bear, Staunton
The coal strike is practically set
tied. ]. P. Morgan is the one mar
who did it.
Rev. r. L. Eutsler and bride
arrived home Wednesday evening
and were ioyonsly received by then
friends. Mr.. Eutsler requests US tC
announce that he will preach al
Rehoheth at II a. m. and Green
Hill at 3 p. NJ. Sunday the 10Th.
A pretty assortment of wedding
rings received by H. NJ. Slayen
,Teweler. Even if you don't need
one right away, they are worth
looking at.
Fall and Winter Wraps are now
: being shown in all the latest sly lie;
by Shreckhise & Bear, Staunton, Va
Miss Reta Dickson daughter
Of Collingwood Dickson Esq. OF
Trimble is pupil of the Monterey
graded school.
We make speciality of Churcl
and Lodge carpets. Try us
Shreckhise & Bear, Staunton, Va
+ ANY CHURCH or parsonage or IN
stitution supported by voluntary
contribution will be given a liberia
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