Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-04-03

Jones are attending court at Frank
lin this week.
Mr. and Mrs W P Campbell are
spending couple of days with
Back Creek relatives.
Tom H Slaven, the liveryman
now has a heavy team, and is pre-
pared to do hauling in and about
town, on application.
4 For lack Of funds the Monterey
colored school has closed.
= Mr. Eli Key, who has been work
ing for W A BuSsard for a long
time, is sick at the home Of Mrs.
Polk Gum near town.
Mr. e w Armstrong returned
safely with bis fine, New York
horse. He is a pretty animal and
shows good breeding. Further
particulars in this issue.
Come in and buy your summer
goods early-you can made better
selections. V B Bishop & Co.
MIR Templeton of Staunton is
here fixing the NJ. & S. switch
board. His wife is with him.
Mr. S G Dever and little son of
Mill Gap were callers at our place
Wednesday.
There viii be preaching at tie
Presbyterian church, Monterey,
Saturday afternoon. $3.50 p. M.
April 4th. Or Sabbath morning,
the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered. Preach
ing at Pisgah, Sunday $3.50 p. m.
W S Trimble.
~On Monday DR. Chas B Fox was
called to Franklin to see Mrs W Fl
Boggs, but on his arrival there
Monday night found her in Il dy-
ing condition.
In the list of appointments of
the u. b. Conference. which met
at Staunton last week, we see that
Rev J W Brill is returned to PEN
dleton circuit. Rev E E Ncff goes
TO S,uth Branch, and L A
Racey to Franklin.
Wanted: Pasturage in good
blue grass, well fenced for ten to
twenty vearIing and two year old
colts State price per head by the
month, and communicate at once
with "Pasturage,'
I'm Office of his paper.
\ The following families from this
neighborhood moved this week to
Pocahontas county: j w HngheA.
LAFAYETTE Simmons and Robert
Simmons. In addition to these
there was quite an exodus of young
men.
Y Little Cornela, daughter of DIR
0 } Campbell had the two middle
fingers of her left hand cut and
bruised off by a lawn mower last
Saturday. They were sewed on by
DIR Fox. but they were so badly
mangled that he has but little hope
of them growing.
Mrs Z NJ Arbogast and sister
Miss Mary McNulty of Marlinton,
are spending a while at Staunton.
Mr. w A Sipe and family left
this week for their new home at
H,rrisonburg. The kind wishes of
numerous friends here accompany
them; and one member Of the
family was n ot only accompanied
Dy the kind wishes of friends, but
by friend as we'll, as far as West
But when he got to West Au-
gusta he said, 81 can not leave thee"
--and so he went all the way.
The first load of goods for Mont
Grey, shipped by way of the G. W.
to Stokcsville, is being brought in
this week by Mr. Joseph A Hiner,
and is for V b Bishop & Co. Mr..
Bishop had greater part of his
spring shipment come to Stokes
vile.
Our clothing and mems furnish
ing Departments will be complete.
Give us look before buying else
where. 1t will pay you.
V b Bishop & Go.
Pocahontas Times: IS b Rex
rode has been transferred from the
tannerv here to the one at Durbin
ard he will leave for there Monday.
Willis Baxter has taken his posi-
ton here. Mr. Rexrode has made
many friends during his stay here.
who are sorry to see him leave
A Mr. Lamb who has been living
in Pennsylvania for 30 years was
in Monterey Tuesday, passing
through this section on business
trip, and he made enquiry for his
two brothers David and Nathaniel,
whom he had not seen since NOV
ing to Pennsylvania. He located
them in Pendleton county and
hoped to make it suit to visit them.
A former Highlander. Mr. George