Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-09-09

the past week, we are glad to re
I port is improving.
Miss Eva Campbell returned
Tuesday after an extended visit tC
East Virginia.
Preaching at the old Crabbotton
church Saturday IL ii m and at |
o'clock Sunday. After the sermon
ISunday morning the Lords Supper
will be ad minStered. In view OF
this sermon it will be impractical.
bic for me to reach Hightown III
time for the afternoon service.
There will, therefore be 10 preach
ing at llightown next Sunday after
noon.
The famous Bisscl carpet is sold
by ShreckhiSe s. Bear.
1t is no JOKE, Suddarth has sold
his Photographic outfit and will
discontinue business Oct. lst. Par
ties wishing work done should
come earlier that this date.
In an article on THE South aud
Her History" contributed to the
Review IF Reviews for Oct, MIR j
Y Thomas shows what the hstor.
| ical societies and other agencies are
doing, in various Southern States.
to stimulate and revive an interest
in local history.
The largest line of Carpets and
Mating in the Valley can be found
at ShreckhiSe a Bear.
On Tuesday last, Mr.. NJ. J. Delhi
and Miss Carrie Z. llyre Of the Cow
pasture were united in marriage,
Rev. ". II. Marsh otficiatirg.
Miss Bessie Richcv, Of Fort Def
ance. will be married on the l4tn
inst to George A. Dessez, of Wash
ington.-Argus.
Miss Richpy will be remembered
as one of The guests Of the Misses
Stephenson during their pleasant
house-party in July.
All carpets cut and sewed to lit
your rooms, without extrY charge
at Shrek hise 4 Bear.
Among those who visited Mon
terey Saturday were Mr and Mrs
Chas Hull Of Top Allegheny. Mr
Newton Woods and wife of Mead
ow Dale. Mr. Chas Siayrn OF Hull
and Mr. W 7 Swadley of Wander
pool.
Full line of fall and winter
goods now ready at Shreckhse &
Bear.
IPMiss es Josephine Stephenson and
Mary Jones left This week for IL ten
days visit to the Worlds Fair,
thence to California where they will
spend sometime.
INThe following Young people
have. during the week gone away
to take up their studies for the
schooly year: Roscoe Stephenson,
". & L., Miller Bishop and Dick
Jones, r. NJ. A., Miss Janet Steph-
enson. NJ. B. Seminary. Miss Mol
lie Many, Farmville. Rus Jones,
Ashland and q F Full University
of Virginia and Robt Jones Shen-
andoab College.
The "Elkins Enterprise" is urg-
ing the nomir alton of MIR b H Hi
ner of Franklin rs candidate for
Legislature from the district COM
posed of Barbour, Pendleton,,
Randolph and Upshur.
| will Cd VI preach next Sum
day Sept 18th at Rehobeth, and,
Green Hill at II a N and 3 p N.
Respectively,
R l. Entsler,
MIR W D Faroute, one Of the car
penters engaged on E II McClin-
ties house near Williamsvile,
spent Sunday with his family. re-
turning on Wednesday.
Attorney Hackman of Staun-
ton, was in the county this week
taking dispositions in the suit pend
ing between Jno G Hamilton and
L II Stephenson. On account of
Mr. Hamilton's i'll health. witnesses
were summoned to appear in Big1
Valley. !
Mrs. Daisy Slaven left Mondays
for Baltimore to by fall stock
for the Monterey Millinery Store.
She was joined at Culpeper G. Ii
By Miss Sallie Campbell and both
will spend several days at Arm
strong, Gator & Co., taking in the
latest styles.
The following are the appointments
for Rev " II Sheppard, our missionary
on the Congo, for Highland county,
Sept 1904; At Stony Run Church, Fri
day evening 9th, 1880 p. m. Central,
Crabbottom, Saturday A p. M. Pisgah,
II a. m. Sunday. Monterey 7:30 p. M,
Sunday Beulah, 3r m Monday. Ba.
racca Chapel 7 o'clock Monday eve
MI Sheppard will be accompanied BY
his wife who has q fine voice and will
sing some of the hymns Of the Bakuba
language.
Rev Sheppard assures me there will be
no disappointment this time, All are
cordially invited to hear This mis-
sionary tell of the wonderful work on the
Congo in the heart of Africa.
" S Trimble
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