Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-04-22

Mr. A w ArDOSaSI IL Pu'''"S W
a telephone line on the mountain
road near HoSterman.
On Wednesday of last week hoy
Houchin and Miss Carrie Snyder
were married at Durbn.
The delicate, green, gauze garDe
that April entwined about heI sell
has been pierced by an lc!cle.
What is there in Il name? Tor
instance, this April.
Highland Camp Of Confederate
Veterans is called to meet at the
court house, Saturday April 23d,
1903, at 2:30 p. III. for the purpose
of passing upon applications for
Pensions recently fled. and to con-
slider other matters pertaining to
the interests of the camp.
O Wilson, Adjutant
Mr. Stephen Hiner of Marllntoh
who was operated on for gall stone
is doing nicely.
10 Simmons, the Crabbottom
merchant. has received his new
goods. You should call.
The Tulsa Chief is the name OF
paper edited and published by
Rev j Ii n. Cobb at Tulsa, Indian
Ter. and it is with pleasure we
read the 9th number, which is
bright and attractive.
By April goth we expect to have
a clean complete stock of goods
style, quality ard prices-open for
inspection by the general public.
1t will be no trouble 70 show you
through our stock and quote prices.
We therefore extend you a cordial
invitation to step IN and see us,
whether YOU want to buy or not.
Y b Bishop & Go.
NoTICE-Wool carding at the
Franklin Mills this season. We
will collect wool at Mcdowell, Doe
Hill. Cra5bottom and deliver at
eight cents per pound. Bring your
wool early so it can be returned
early. 5 7 Priest y Sons.
4.154t Franklin, W Va.
/On Sunday. the 18th, at the Me-
Dowell parsonage, Miss Rosaline
Vance, the obliging operator at the
Monterey central telephone office,
and Mr. G r G Hicklin Of Bullpas-
ture, were quietly united in marri-
age, Rev III P Weikle officiating.
Monterey loses Miss Vance, but
gains Mr. and Mrs Hicklin as the
latter will continue in her present
position assisted by her husband.
M1LL1NEY STORE AT Doe HILL
We have opened of Milliney Store,
with Miss Milburn of Baltimore, in
charge, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Mrs } nj Jones'
Apr. 20 st
Mr. B HidY offers his farm for
sale with a view Of going west.
I His Honor. Judge George K An
derson will, on Tuesday, the 26th
preside over Highlands first court
under the new constitution. A
large attendance is expected.
Mr. Chas t Shumate has been
awarded the contract for carving
the mail from Hightown to Crab
bottom and return, daily, at S27l.
The route will start next Monday
leaving Hightown at s a. M, and
returning at 2 p. M. At that time
the balance of the ring route will
be discontinued, the Back Creek
mail will come on to Hightown
and the Jacksons river mail to
Monterey.
Dispute the cold weather the MILL,
merry ballw with it's brilliant colors. has
been given a kick, and as it twirls
the fair sex cast admiring glances
while the men take fresh grip on
their pocket books.
The corps of engineers recently
surveying near Cloverlick, headed
by 4. D. Dennis. ran their line
through the head of Indian Draft
crossing the pike near the big turn
rounded the mountain to the head
of Laurel creek, and off to Williams
river above the Meadows. They
are now surveying in Webster
county. This will be very costly
route. but is considered the best
grade that has ever been found by
any cross survey in the county
This is supposed to be the Wabasf
survey, as some of the men who
were with the party we've recog'
nized as resident engineers witt
that road in the northern part OF
the state.
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