Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-10-20
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

Mr. George Smith and sons this
week delivered 400 bushels Of
wheat to the Monterey Milling Co.
Mr. Russ Jones, who has been i'll
of fever at Bedford City for several
weeks, is reported somewhat better,
and his friends hope to hear Of his
speedy recovery.
Rev A NJ Pence will preach at
Union Chapel Cd. W Tudsday
evening at 1880, Oct. Oath.
The Presbyterian minister Of
Elkton,-Rev A P Walter will
preach in Mcdowell Presbyterian
church on Sunday October Goth,
at II a. m. and also at 8 p. M.
A new man on our subscription
list this week is Mr. Robert L Col
Inns
A big line of winter underwear
for men, women and children at j.
Lunsford & Sons.
Mr. John M Ralston, engaged at
work near Spruce, in Pocahontas,
came in Monday.
Mr. Warwick Collins, citizen
whom Highland recently gave to
Greenbrier, w Va, was in Monte
rev this week.
I have Just received another big
stock of millinery goods. Every
thing strictly in style. Prices mod
crate. Ira @ Simmons.
MrJ S Carson, who was Monte
rey's first druggist, now a resident
Of Charlottesville, came in Satur-
day evening and spent Q day or Two
with his brother, Rev W W Carson.
Mr. Jacob Winner and wife, Forks
Of Water, were trading here on FRI
day.
Messrs G G Arbogast and Fl NJ
Slaven made a trip to Petersburg
and MooreGeld this week.
Mr. E A Hicklin, Of Bullpasture.
was a visitor to Monterey on FRI
day. and from him we learn OF a
painful accident which befell his
brother, Mr. Jno S Hieklin a few
DAYS ago. BY the falling OF a
horse on which he was riding ne
sustained a fracture of the collar
bone.
Mr. A. PuAinberger, of Valley
Center. was recent caller at the
Recorder Office, and made himself
thrice welcome. He gave our pock-
et-book an additional bulge, but a
good many wrinkles yet remain.
Now is the time to breed to the
Celebrated Saddle horse Victor
Denmark.
MIR Andrew j Rexrode, a former
citizen Of Highland, now residing
in Augusta, last week visited the
home of his daughter Mrs Jos A
finer. near Monterey.
Mr. Roy Campbell and sister, Mis-;
Carrie and Miss Katie Priest came
NO from Franklin Wednesday, anc
spent the night at the home Of
Mr. L H Stephenson.
VB Bishop & Go. have nice clear
Western Timothy seed.
The Right Rev. Bishop Van d.
Vyver. of Richmond, Va, accom-
panied by the Rey Father A } Val
ingelgem, of Stanton, will visl
his church on Jackson's river OIL
Saturday 28th of Oct. The follow
ing meetings will be held Saturda,
28th at 7:3O p. m. Sunday, both
at II a. M, 3 p. M. and 1870 p. m
All cordially invited to attend.
Mems. bows aud children's cloth
ing at | Q Simmons are up TO dat
Call and see them. The style an'
shade will please yon. Free
right.
Miss Jenneita Ker, of near Fish
eysville is teaching in the home o
EN- Armstrong, Wier Va.
Probably the largest gas we
ever struck has been drilled nea
Weston w Va. 1t is estim ate
that 100000 feet of gas are e'
caping daily. All efforts to g
the GAS under control have falle;
The well is $500 feet deep.
A nice line of cloaks, skirts, an
fnrs has just been. received at II
@. Simmons.
The farmer finds Monterey
ready market for all his product
On Monday we noticed one
them walk into store, reach dow
in his pants pocket, produce a san
nile of lima beans and receive
nrompt offer for all he had. Fro
his coat-pocket he took-w with I'll
help of bv-stander~a fine turn
and negotiated sale OF 20 pushe'
The head line "when to kill gan
in Virginia" in last weeks lssr
might be a little misleading and :
an explanations the open season II
deer is from 1st Oct to 1st JAM al
for pheasants, cartridges, and tn
KEYS from Nov. LIST to Jan lst.
Mr. Charles McClintic, whose WI