Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-05-20

| In COMPANY WIFI heI PHy oIoi"''
DR. X H Trimble. her husband and
two sons, Mrs Collingwood Dick
son left on Friday. last, for John
Hopkins Hospital for surgical
treatment.
Misses Josephine and Janet
Stephenson spent couple OF days
in Staunton recently
The good old summer time VIII
! be all the more appreciated when
it does come.
The Americas shoe, have YOU
seen it? Call at S. Gibson \ 20 S.
MIR Charles Masters who is clerk
ing in the Bealington Department
Store, Bealington, w. Va. spent
last week at his home at Mcdowell.
CIV Trimble's stock of mating
is complete. The quality as well
as the prices are calculated to IN
terest You. See.
Hon. Charles P Jones, Rector OF
the Board of Visitors of the Uni
versity of Va. returned home Mon
day from attending a meeting OF
that body at Charlottesville.
A nice assortment Of lawns. DIM
tiles, organdies etc, at j. S. Gibson
| & Co.'S.
The friends of Mrs Ella Fleisher
will be disappointed to learn that
since her attack of measles about
five months ago, her health does
not improve as rapidly as might lie
expected. During this week her
condition has not been quite so ia
vorable.
Plain gold rings and watches, a
full stock. at II NJ Sla'en's. the
jeweler.
Mr. George DOYLE, worthy cltl-
zen of Jacksons river, and valiant
confederate soldier, died Oh Tues
day. Mr. John DOYLE who lives
near Monterey is one of his sons,
,also Mr. j C DOYLE Of lleadwaters.
Bring in your wool to ]. S: Glib.
son & Co. They pay the highest
market price.
Mrs Charles P Jones went to
LYnchburg Tuesday to be present
at the graduating concert of the
Randolph Macon Woman's College,
at which time her daughter, Miss
Mabel will graduate in music: Miss
Martha Jones accompanied her
mother.
The "Faultless Brand" is the
shirt with a reputation, because it
is faultless. } Lunsford 4 Sons.
A nice line of dry goods and
fancy waist patterns, notions and
dress trimmings. right fresh from
the city, at | @ Simmons's.
Little Miss Frances Sieg is spend
ing the week with her uncle, } 5
McNulty, Esq. at Mcdowell.
The indications are that the
Monterey wool market will open
some here very near to a. quarter.
This will be two or three cents bet
ter than last year.
4 Mrs B H Hiner, accompanied by
Miss Lynn Moomau, Of Franklin,
spent Monday and Tuesday with
relatives here, returning home by
way Of Mcdowell on Wednesday.
An attractive line Of skirts and
waists at E B Whitelaw & Co.'S. In
spect them, ladies.
! MILL1NEY STORE AT Doe HILL
We have opened Milliney Store,
with Miss Milburn of Baltimore. in
charge, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Mrs } NJ Jones.
Apr. 20 st
Mrs + S Suddarth of Grafton,
andMrs Charles McClintic of Clark
burg, w. Va. passed through
Monterey on Friday, last, enroute
to their homes near Williamsyille,
where they will spend several weeks
We take a pride in showing our
stock of shoes for gentlemen, be-
cause it can pot be surpassed in the
town. f b Whitelaw & Co.
Sundays Times-Dispatch Roanoke
Special -Miss S G Sibert died this
morning from an acute attack OF
Bright's disease, after an illness of
few days, aged sixty. She was
native of New Market, and an
aunt of Arthur Sibert, a prominent
merchant of this city.
Right up to the minute is the
varied line Of fancy, negligee shirts
now displayed in G W Trimble's
window.
Our clothing, it is mad& to fit
and look well. You can tell that
by the way it is cut and made
Look Jefore you buy. at cur stock
A special line of boys suits, age 4
to Is, price rs cents to $3.50. E b
Whitnlnw & Co