Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-11-25
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanCeS.

Rev RI Eutsler has been hold
ing protracted service at th'
Hightown church during the pas
two weeks.
Mr. E NJ Arbogast, of Marlintor
came to Monterey on Monday
evening.
Messrs Edward Beverage AND
Kemper Gibson spent part of the
week hunting on Back Greek and
in the adjacent Allegheny spurs.
The fact is recalled that by this
date last season every ice-house IN
town, or the greater portion of
them, was filled with genuine
choice article. varying in thickness
according to the source from which
taken, for ponds and streams were
virtually frozen to the bottom.
Messrs Harry Lunsford and uriah
Hevener returned on Monday from
trip to Kentucky.
Mr. John Page. of Back Creek,
was in town short time on Satur-
day.
If YOU need cloak, be sure and
see our line before buying.
ShreCkhise & Bear.
Mr. Ashby Turner, who lived
in the Pinckney neighborhood
moved this week near the Hot
Springs, where he recently pur-
chased a farm.
We are pleased to announced
that Mr. Prentiss Campbell has
been promoted to a higher position
in the Auditors Office of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad, at
Roanoke.
Rev R L Eutsler will preach next
Sunday at Monterey at II a. m.
and at Trinity at 3 p. m.
Beautiful! That's what you will
say when you see our rugs and car
pets. Shreckhise & Bear.
Mr. D W Carpenter of Bolar
while in town Tuesday dropped
around ard made pleasant call.
MIR TAYLOR Townsend, of Back
Creek brought load of apples and
produce to Monterey, Tuesday.
See T T Ellis & Sons ad in this
issue. This is good reliable house.
Mr. Josiah Armstrong of the
Doe Hill neighborhood was here
Tuesday, accompanied by bis cous
IN. DIR. Munroe, on his return to
Parkersburg.
Mr. G W Colaw, one of our energetic
farmers of Forks of W alter made a
business trip to town Tuesday.
The best is always the cheapest
and that is what you get at Shrek
hise & Bear,
Mr. A w Beverage lost fine
Young horse on Saturday. 1t had
been ridden to town by Mr. John
Weeks, tied up in a stall at Mr.:
Beverag e's stable, and hanged itself
with the haulter. Mr. Beverage
had recently sold a mate to it for
$40.
Mr. and Mrs John Wade, of Mill
Gap, were up Monday, and made
this office pleasant call.
If in sed of anything in the
furniture line, place your. order
with r H & H F Slayen for strong
handmade work, nearly as cheap
and much better. Will exchange
work for pork or winter beef.
For quick sales try S. A. Rice &
Co. Baltimore, Md. Look up their
ad in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Peterson, of
Mcdowell, celebrated the fifth an
jversary of their wedding on Tues
day last.
Mr Lewis Loekridge, an old gen
tleman, known to many Highland
people. died suddenly at his home
on Rocky Ridge, Bath county, on
Sunday evening.
Mr Jesse Hiner is operating a
wood saw about town, thus speedl-
Nv preparing our people for the
cold weather, sure to come.
Messrs |. c. Simmons and Rob-
ert Newman, of Crabbottom, were
over early in the week. Mr. Sim
mons. who is a liberal advertiser,
left an order for supply of fall
stationary.
Ship your produce etc, to VIM 2
Norris & Co., Baltimore, Md. Their
advertisement is in another column.
Rev. W S. Trimble will preach
Sunday 81, at Hightown II a. m.
and New Hampden at 7 p. IL.
Rev w S Trimble received a
message on Wednesday announc-
ing the death of his amt. Mrs
Margaret Bear, who resided near
Churchville. Mr. Trimble left at
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