Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-04-17

Der.
( Mr.. Cecil Hiner of Marlinton
formerly Monterey boy, is visit.
ing friends in the county.
Mr. Wesley Hevener and daugh.
ter Miss Clemantine Virginia, and
Mrs Malinda Hier of Hightown
were over Monday shopping.
The spring meeting of Licking
ton Presbytery will be held in He
bron church, Augusta county, on
Tuesday, MAY 9Th.
MIR Kemper Gibson, for some
time engaged near Roanoke, has
been sent by his company to the
bark woods of Shenandoah noun
tain, in the North River Gap neigh
borhood.
Pretty white Goods, Laces and
Emhroideries are being shown by
Shrek hise & Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bland of Crab
bottom greeted this office with
a pleasant call while in town Fri
day.
WANTED-A first class woman
for general house work in family
of five in city Of Staunton. Any
person wanting such a position
will please write, and state wages
desired. Address letter to L. t..
81 South Augusta st. Staunton, Va.
A complete line of ladies slip
pcrs, and all kinds of footwear for
all kinds Of feet, at reasonable
prices at Ira z. Simmons.
The 18-year-old eve owned by
Mr. James Hevener, to which refer
ence WAS made last season, has
doomed up again this spring as the
mother of two lambs, making the
total %. Mr. Hevener reports the
cid mot her as doing we'll.
Mr. Jacob Hevener and little son,
Herold, Of Crabbottom. were in
town Monday, accompanied by Mr.
Hevener's sister-in-law. Miss Nc
Mel, of Green Bank, W. Va.
Misses Clara Fleming, Mamie
and Margie Jones, of Wier, Lizzie
Brock and Mrs }. W. Hevener, of
Hightown, were in town on Tues.
day.
DR. Fox was called, OH Sunday,
to see Major Charles Wade, Of Back
Creek. Major Wade is one of our
oldest men, and we we're pleased to
! learn that his trouble was nothing
more serious than very sore throat,
{ the result Of cold.
A big trial is set for April 18th
at Greenbank, before Squire Rud-
son between Jacob Hevener OF
Crabbottom and w. w. Galford Of
Louise, over the possession OF a
steer. Witnesses have been sum-
moned by the dozen, the cost in
the first hearing being something
like $1,000. The lawyers are Jones
and Rucker, and Stephenson and
McClintic .-Pocahontas Times.
Mr. John W Bird, Of Mill Gap,
has been confined to his room for
! several weeks. He has recovered
sufficiently to go about the house
but is yet quite weak.
Twill Cd. W preach next Sun
day April 10, as follows: Hightown
II a. m, Trinity 3 p. m. and Alont-
Grey 1870 p. ~. Ii l. Eutsler.
Mrs AmaHda Arbogast left Mon
day for Marlinton where she will
spent sometime visiting her son.
Mr. f NJ Arbogast. Her little
grand son, Robert s,Arbogast went
back with her.
! Mrs Mary Clendenen, who was iii
from Dec. 1st to Feb. 1st with an
attack CT tuberculosis broncho-
pneumonia, after short GONZALES
cense Of "a few weeks. again became
ill on Feb. rs with all acute attack
of lobate-pneumonia and pleurisy
This cleared up in about twelve
days, but left the old tubercular
affection both Of lungs and aldo.
men, principally the latter, OF
which she died on April 8, IL p. NJ
The King Lumber Company, o!
| Charlottesville, contractors fol
! building the new National Valley
banking house. have begun prepa.
ration for pulling down the ole
bank building and that next to il
on the east. The new house viii
be of brick with the front of brick
and Indiana stone. 1t will be {
one story building, such as modern
banking houses are, to aff)rd light
r and protect against entrance by
robbers. The ceiling will be fort,
feet high and the front elevation
out side will be about fifty fee
high-Until the house is finished
business will be transacted in thu
old Valley Mutual building-Argut