Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-10-24
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.

MT. OCe beverage ol Mlll ZAP
was IN town Tuesday.
Mr.. lobe McClintic was up Tues
day for short while.
WANrED:-To buy or trade for
some winter beef.
T. II. & H. F. SLAYER.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Slaven and
Miss Ethel Sipe visited friends at
West Augusta.
Mr.. J. L. Gutshall of the River
was up Tuesday.
A fine assortment of bed COM
forts, at Trimble & Lunsford's.
Look at them.
Mr.. w. 7. Swadlev's sickness has
developed into a case of tvphold
fever. He is however doing as
well AS could be expected.
Mr.. Bernard Marshall and sister
Miss Alice of Frank lin, spent Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. W. Z.
Wilson.
We can sell you all all-wOol
blanket for what others charge tor
part cotton goods. Since this is
the case, why not try US? Shrek
hise & Bear, Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Jack and sons
of Headwaters visited relatives i'll
the western part of the county last
week.
Mrs. Lima Stephenson of Jack
sons river is visiting her uncles,
Messrs Hugh and Henry Hannah
of Mt. Scion.
Messrs Greaver Bros. are at work
plastering Mr.. Cliff Matthew's
house.
Mr.. Harvey Waggv of Pinckney
recently visited at his old home in
PendIeton county.
A nice stock Of horse blankets
and buggy robes to select from, at
Trmble & LunSford's.
Mr.. James NJ. kalston Of the
eastern part of the county, brought
a load of goods from Staunton last
week for Trimble & Lunsford.
Tailor made suits. cloaks, and
carpets at Shreckhise Bear, Staun-
ton.
A complete line of mems work
ing gloves just received at Trmble
& Lunsford's. All styles.
Mr.. Edgar Wilson of Colfax, I'LL.
is here arranging some business
matters connected with his fathers
estate.
Mr.. A. +. Carpenter the mer-
chant at Valley Center, was IN
town on business Saturday.
Mr.. Paris Johnston and family
returned home last week from
Shelbyville, KY. where Mr.. John
ston had entered a telegraphy
school. On account of his health
he had to give up tue course.
A beautiful line of heavy cloth
for c!oaks and suits at Shreckhlse
& Bear
The wise man has his clothes
made to order. They look better.
feel better and in the end are
cheaper than ready made goods.
Trimhle & Lursford will be glad to
take yorr measure and help you
make good selection from the
famous line Of Strauss Bros, Chi
cago.
Fur scarfs. cares and muffs at
Shreckhise & Bears, Staunton.
The electoral board for Highland
is composed of Messrs. L. II. Steph-
enson. E. Il. McClintic and DIR. H..
H. Jones. Mr.. McClintic having
recently been appointed in place of
Mr.. S. A. Porter who has removed
from the county.
" Blankets. Comforts and Bed
spreads at Shreckhise & Bears.
John W. Bird Esq. Of Mill Gap
returned Tuesday from Presbytery,
accompanied by Mrs. }. S. Cald
we'll of Fishersv,le, who is cousin
Of Mrs. Bird. Mrs. Caldwell is a
teacher in the Valley Home School
located at Fishersville, and is OH a
trim to Highland not only for pleas,
ure but in the interest of the school
as we'll.
When in need of carpets remem-
her Shreckhise & Bear, Stanton.
Mrs. S c Hevener who has been
III for several weeks, continues to
suffer intensely and is not improv'
ing.
Mr. T Fleisher received letter
from his wife, who is visiting at
the home of her sister Mrs q W
Hevener, of Leesburg, stating that
Mrs Revener,s youngest child was
critically ill from laryngltis. Two
physicians were with it and tube
had been inserted in it's throat.
Later-A telegram received here
by j Trimble, Esq. announces the
death, on Tuesday of this little
hnt