Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-05
ERSONAL
Brief Items OF Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcGuaintanceS.

Miss Alice Harper OF Greenbrler
county is visiting at the home OF
DR. II Trimble.
Mr. James Tough of Franklin
was up Wednesday.
Mrs Elizabeth Gibson has return
ed from Staunton where she spent
awhile with her daughter MrsDavld
KYLE. Her sister-in- law, Mrs Jacob
Seebert of Buena Vista ACCOMPANY
ed her.
Mr. and Mrs A W He'll and little
daughter Margary, and Mr. helI's
sister, Miss Lula Hell, of Washing
ton city are visiting their kinsfolk,
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Matheny, John
W Bird Esq. and others.
Mr. Cam Hansel has gone to No
Dowell for few days.
Mrs G F Crummett of W. Va. is
visiting her sister Mrs l. S Dlcken-
son and other relatives in the COM
munity.
FoUND-One eve and lamb un-
der bit out left ear, crop OFT right
ear and tin ring on same. They as
trayed to W P Rexrode 1st June.
Get same by paying for ad.
Last week Mr. Collingwood Dick
son received intelligence of the
death of his oldest brother. MIR A
r. Dickson, who for a number OF
wears made his home in Australia.
Mr. Arlie Ervine has moved his
livery to the Crummett stable.
The citizens of Monterey enjoy
ed il sermon from their town boy,
Rev J Mack Sieg, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Campbell
who have spent sometimes here
with relatives left Wednesday for
Moorefeld where they will spend
several weeks before returning to
their home in California.
Give your orders for base ball
goods to H B Wood, newsdealer,
ard save time and money
us it so that the Board of Super
yisors have took the pay off OF
scalps of haws and owls and put 1t
nm rattle snakes?" This question
was asked our county clerk recent
". The party had brought the
rattles along that lie might prove
them.
VB Bishop & Co. have a nice
new assortment of ladies muslin
underwear from the cheapest tc
the best.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Wilson of Staun
ton are visiting Highland friends
fslnsford & Sons can supply
Won with telephone batteries.
Jared NJ Folks whose death wa
briefly mentioned in last issue, wa
horn Feb. Is, 1914 and died Jul,
% 1904. Surviving are three chll
dren. viz: Mrs Lima Burns, Mr.
Eva Watson and Jasper Folks, tn
latter of CASTOR, W Va. He leave
one sister, Mrs Ann Cooper, VIII
lives in West Va. His sickness an
death were due to stroke of pa
ralysis which came upon him las
April. He was a member OF tn
Methodist church and died IN til
faith.
yB Bishop & Co. are selln
mems and boys summer ciotnih
at a short profit. Give us look
Father Van Of Staunton paid
visit to his Jackson river mlsslo
Sunday.
An extensive line of buggle
surries. road carts and wagons at
B Bishop & Cos. You should 100
through this large stock befol
buying. We have bought in lare
quantities direct from manuta'
furers and are prepared to sell 20
q first class article on nice cas-
terms.
slr W V Watson showed us quit
a curiosity 10 the way of all OF
Richmond Directory and Almana
for the year 1910, published b
Jonn Maddox and was the propert
Of James Gillespie, deceased.
Rev A. @. Flaherty is with tt
ueopic of Highland once more, an
as usual is receiving a warm we
come Several years ago Broth
Flaherty retired from the actl'
service of the Baltimore COME
ence but refused d place en- the Il
of WORKOUT preachers. That
did not properly belong on tn
list has been fully demonstrate
nv the wonderful work he h
been doing since. Quite lately
sold his farm in Botetourt coun
and turned the money over
foreign missions. Brother Flahf
ty is a truly great man and is rea'
any day for The well done go
and faithful servant, come
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