Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-06-26

Mr. antMrs E NJ Arbogast. for the
marriage of their sister, Miss Mary
Frances McNultv to Thomas SOM
mers McNiel, Wednes lay, July 9Th,
at high noon. Presbyterian church.
Marlinton, W. Va.
| We hear that the Coal & Iron
railroad is nearing completion and
that "A special train will run from
Elkins to Durbin on June 26. 1t
is reported that another train will
be put on the Greenbrier Division
with the opening of the Coal X
Iron.-PocahOntas Times.
The wedding Of W Peyton Moore
to Miss Maude Jordon. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs H A Jordon of POca-
hontas county is announced for
Thursday, June rs, 1903.
If you are needing Surrey or a
Buggy don't place your order until
you price ours. We are agents for
one of the best manufacturers in
the country end solicit your inspec-
ton. V B Bishop & Go.
A tolerablv ornamental wirefence
has lately been placed around the
school house at Mcdowell. What
IA pity the fence posts could not
have been sawed ones, and the gate
posts cut the same length.
Napt Jack Apperson died at his
home near Marlintin last week.
lie will be remembered by High.
land people as the travelling tintpye
picture man of perhaps % years
ago.
strength and vigor come of
good food, duly digested. Force,
ready. to-serye wheat and barley
food. adds no burden, but sustains,
nourishes, inyigorates."
MIR Adam Stephenson and moth
err, Mrs o A Stephenson were in
Monterey Monday. Adam has quit
| the Dnrbin store and is back at
, Hightown. A Mr. Hanna is rum
ming the Durb,n store.
- Messrs Forrest Hull and Roy
Waggoner, medica! students at the
University Of Virginia, came home
last Friday; also Mr. Andrew Jones
of w. & L.
Since suspension Of work on the
line of the Wabash that would
have run through Burnsville, W
Va. DR. f S Suddarth has decided to
locate at Grafton and has removed
there.
Don't fail to look at the Old
Hickory Wagons at Bishops before
buying elsewhere.
We are Informed that Rev w W
Carson has lately consumated a
deal by which he becomes owner
of the school, buildings &c. at Re-
lance, in Warren county. not far
from Front Royal, and is preparing
to open a school there the coming
session. The property, we learn,
is valued at $4,000.
From a majority Of those to
whom we have been sending the
paper a month free we have receiv-
ed no word of protest as to oar
making of them regular subscrib-
ers, so we haye placed their names
on our regular mailing list. Thauk
you.
Mr. VIM Fl McClintic who has
several years held prominent po-
sition at The Homestead, Hot
Springs, Va, paid Monterey a visit
, last week after an absence OF six
years.
Mai. Chas. Wa'e, one of the good,
old men # Bac. Greek called at
our office court day. We were glad
to see him looking so well ana ell
loving good health.
| Mrs H H Slaven and Miss Nora
Williams have returned from Johns
Hopkins Hospital. In both cases,
we are informed, the surgical opera
tions were successful, and it is con-
fdently expected that they will be
restored to their usual good health.
The Young folks drove over to
the Death Sugar orchard near Nc
Dowell, last Friday and spent an
enjoyable evening picnicing and
making goo goo eyes" Mr and
Mrs H NJ Slaven were chaperons.
Next in order is an old folks pic
mic with the "goo goo eyes elimi'
mated.
Mr.. S. Il. Ralston is in from
Boyer visiting Highland friends.
He SAYS the Recorder is in demand
among the many Highlanders now
engaged at work there.
Miss Nellie Mclaughlin who has
for long time been an attendant
at the w. S Hospital. at Staunton!
on account of i'll health, was forced
to resign her position there. She
returned TO the hone of her broth
er, Mr. Adam Mclaughlin, Oh Back
Creek last week.