Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-23
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

L. Fl. Stephenson, Esq, and
daughters, Misses Josephine and
Janet returned Tuesday from the
Richmond horse show.
At G. W Trimble's you will find
q good assortment of shoes. Call
and look through the stock.
Waiting for you "a pretty stock
of notions and general merchan-
disc. nice and new, at Z Simmons
Miss Mary Oline Johnston and
Miss Iona Smith of Franklin spent
Sunday with the family of Hon.
Charles P Jones.
Mrs Frank Anderson and son
frankie, and Miss Carrie Campbell
of Franklin spent Il part OF last
week with Monterey friends.
Miss Leila Dudley and Gertrude
Hull of HightOwn neighborhood
were over Saturday for Il short
while.
Ladies' shoes for fall and winter
wear, most pleasing asSortm ent,
at f b Whitelaw & Co.'S.
Mr.. J. F. Hallerman, one of our
CrabbottOm subscri bers called We'd
nesday and gave us lift.
MIR. Jared Hiner of Doe Iii'l
moved some of his cattle in from
the Allegheny Wednesday.
Mr.. George Harper was up We'd
nesday and called to see us. lie
tells us the recent wind storm dam
aged his crop of fine Baldwin apples
to the amount of $50. ut least,
Underwear in variety, for all
kinds and sizes of people, a COM
plete line at } Lunsford 4 Sons.
No business of general interest
was transacted by the Board of
Supervisors at its regular meetlng
last week. Several accounts for
current expenses were allowed.
A better public school system
for Highland county should he the
aim of it's citizens. The day for
playing at having school is passlng
away. The real thing is demanded.
If YOU want to feel real good
and comfortable for the winter let
EB Whitelaw & GO. fit you up in
Il nice overcOat. a nice pair OF boots
or shoes and suit of best under
wear.
MIR Charles Hull and family OF
Petersburg, " Va, are spending a
week with Mr. Hull's parents. Nh
and Mrs Harvey Hail.. near High.
town.
Rev. H. T. Heironimus will
preach Sunday at Union Chapel l.
Il. M. Crabbottom 3 p. M. Thorny
Bottom 7 p. m.
New goods for fall and winter
use being received at Z W Trim
ble's. You are invited to examine
and get prices.
Twill Cd W preach next Sun
day Oct. rs, at Hightown at II a
M, Trinity at 3 p. III, and at STRAIT
Creek 7:3O p. N. Il L Eutsler
The first issue Of The Virginia
Farm Journal, a new monthly pub
lication of sixteen pages devoted tc
the interests of Virginia farmers
published at Alexandria, Va will
be ready for circulation December
Is, 1903.
Calicoes, outings, fannrletts etc.
a complete line just arrived at j.
Lunsford & Sons.
Mr. Ed Rexrode, Highland boy
is still with the established New
York commission house, b W Rowe
& Co.. 500 Washington St, New
York City. - For four years Mi
Kexrode has served these people
and he is in a position to handle
TO advantage the produce of High
land merchants. Remember this
firm when you ship your poultry
eggs, chestnutS etc. -
Your interests carefully looked
after when you ship your produce
to the well known commission
house, b w Rowe & Co., 32'
Washington ST., New York City
in care of Mr. Ed G Rexrode. Fo
your poultry, eggs, chestnuts etc
best prices obtainable and quici
returns.
All kinds of produce taken il
exchange for goods at & b White
law & Co.'S
| have just received the larges
selection of watch chains that wa
ever brought to the county. NOR
than $50 different patterns. | vii
have this fine assortment of chain
for 10 days and will return the I'M
sold goods at that time. EvervchaiI
permanently guaranteed and vii
be replaced with new chain an.
time they do not wear satisfactory
Call and make selection.
FL, NJ. Slayen, Jeweler