Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-10

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from the hospital, and we are glad
to say is very much improved in
health. In her case a surgical
operation was not necessary.
The young people, and the neigh
borhood folks generally, had an en-
joyable picnic at Beulah church on
the 4th.
From Sugar Grove letter in South
Review: The h R corps has been
! here for a few days surveying from
The Thorn eastward across the
Hoover Mt. they have gotten as far
up as Mitchell's Mill on the South
Fork they speak fayorably' OF the
survey so far"
Misses Lucy Wilson and Sallie
Belle Arbogast left Monday for
Marlinton to attend the McNulty
-McNiel wedding.
Z On Wednesday Mr. M b Holt
whose parents live at Doe Hill,
and who has for sometime held a
position with the u. S. Express Go
at Staunton, was by the council of
that city elected as one of the police
men.
The greatest bargains ever known
this week at Shreckhise & Bear.
MrCS McNGhy. student at W.
& Lee University, arrived at home
last week. He was present at the
annual regretta Of the Virginia
Boat Club at Mayo's Island, having
accompanied the Albert Sidney
crew to Richmond as manager. and
served as one of the Judges in the
race. ~
Z The South Branch Review states
that W Fl Boggs, on the 2Sth ult.
received a telegram from Fred
I'oggs of Clay county, W. Va. an
nouncing the death of his wife
after an illness of but half hour.
The deceased was daughter of
Jacob Laugh of TT. Seybert.
\ } Samuel Eryine died at his
home at TT. Lewis, Bath county,
on Monday night. Fever which
terminated in meningitis caused
his death. lie was about 60 years
of age and was/the father of Roht,
IRVINE who fora while was a part
ner of G. M McChntic in the mer.
camille business at Bolar.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Warmers
child. aged five months, died at
their home on the Gibson farm,
near Vandepool. on last Friday.
From it's birth the little one never
had been healthy and would take
but little nourishment.| 1t was
buried near the home of Mrs Warm
er's mother on Strait Creek.
We were incorrectly Informed
when we stated few weeks ago
that Mr. Thomas Hamilton of Nc
Dowell had gone to John Hopkins
Hospital to lie operated on. Last
week the operation of cutting a
large growth from bis side WAS per-
formed in the Kings Daughters
Hospital at Staunton. He is rap
idly recovering and will soon be
able to come home.
| will Cd W preach at the old
Crabbottom church next Saturday
at 4 p. M, and also Sunday at II
a. nj. The session will, convene at
the close of the service Oh Satur-
day afternoon for the purpose Of
receiving any who may wish to
unite with the church.
In connection with the service
Sunday morning, the Lords Sup
per will be administered. All are
cordially invited.
At 4 p. M. Sunday afternoon,
will preach at Hightown.
w S Trimble
Good molasses at so and 40 cents
per gallon at J S Gibson & Co.
We are requested to state that
Prof. i}easley will have all day
singing at the u B Church, in
Crabbottom, the 10th. Everybody
come and bring dinner.
In this issue you will find an ad-
vertisement of the Monterey High
Sdhcol. Mr. Stout, the principal,
writes us that owing to the extreme
illness of his father he has not
thus far been able to visit High
land in the interest of the school,
but as his father is now improving
hopes to do so next week.
This, the last week of. our great
ale should long be remembered by
the ladies. Bargains in every de-
partment greater than ever.
Shreckhise x Bear.
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