Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-04-24
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Mr. Jonas Hevener and family of
i1ightown were over Friday.
Mrs A A Shumate and son Ken
ton returned Thursday from visit
to Mrs Stimulates old home near
Franklin.
Mr. James A. Fleisher and wife
and daughter Miss Abbie, visited
Monterey friends recently.
Do you need carpets? If so,
phone or write Shreckhise 4 Bear.
They're headquarters.
Mr. Andy Terry Of the Branch
was in town Monday on business.
The laying of steel on the c. &
I. is progressing slowly. They are
now about 7 miles above Durbin."
More Strengthening of the G. v.
line will soon take place at Onoto,
on the Young farm, the Pocahontas
Times says,
Mr. j r Beverage and son of St.
Creek were over Tuesday purchas-
ing farm supplies.
Linens for dresses, Cluny Laces
and everything else that's new at
Shrecklise & Bear.
Mr. H S Johnston started Mon
day with MIR L S Dickinson OH one
of his drummer trips.
Just received at J. Lunsford &
Sons, a nice line of Iron Bedsteads,
price 81 90 to $500.
Mrs L A Orndorff and Mrs G J
Hiner went to Franklin Saturday
to spend a few days.
MIR Ed Matheny Of Valley Cen
ter was up Monday. He met Mr..
George Armstrong here who is to
build the foundation for his nall.
On last Saturday, Rev R L Euts-
Ter officiating, Mr. Elijah Kee and
Mrs Louisa G. Gum were united i'll
marriage.
Misses Leila and Maggie Dudley
of Hightown were in Monterey
shopping Friday.
Go to c w Trimble Cash Store
for bargains in shoes, full line up
to-date in shal e and style.
Mr. Coe Beverage Of Back Creek
has boaght farm from Rev. MIR.
Wiford on Knapp's Creek. So we
lose another good citizen.
Tapestry and Rope Portiers. Dra-
peres and Curtains at Shreckhlse
& Bear.
Mrs A T Stephenson of the Riv-
er visited friends in Monterey Sat
urday.
nee line of shirts in tie latest
coluls and patterns at e W TrimbIe
Cash Store, A bargain. Call and
see them.
Circuit Court May 4th. Call
then and subscribe or renew The
Recorder and Tribune Farmer for
1925. This offer good until May
10th.
Mr. A T Carpenter and son Glide
of Valley Center were i'll town
Saturday.
Twenty-Five styles in American
Lady Corsets. A shape for every
figure, Sold only by Shreckhise 4
Bear.
Mr. Julian Byrd and bride of
Williamsville are visiting Mrs.
Byrd's sisters, Mrs " Price Camp
bell and Mrs L A Wade on Back
creek. On their return Wednes-
pay they were guests of W Z Cam
pbell and wife for the night.
For SALE offer for sale pri-
vAtely. As good young ewes; are
dropping lambs now; Can give time
with approved security.
Hull, Va, S W Sterrett.
Apr II, '03.
The horse W P Campbell recent
ly purchased from Marlinton
llveryman, took sick while he and
his wife were OH their way to their
farm near Staunton Thursday of
last week, aud died shortly after
reaching Staunton. MIR and Mrs
Campbell returned home Friday.
Lewis, the clothier, of Staunton,
is the place to buy your clothing.
Mr. Lewis is closely identified with
our people and will treat you we'll
should you order from him or call
at his place when in the city. See
his ad in this issue.
Tie contracts have been let fer
the so mile extension of the Wa
bash, from GAINESVILLE Ohio, to
Petersburg, where it will connect
with the Little Kanawha.
Mr. Sam Dever, wife and daugh-
ter of Mill Gap were in Monterey
Saturday.
Mr. Ed Woods has bought a saw
mill from Sherman Curry Of Frost,
and is arranging to do some saw