Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-07-28
HIGHLAND RECORDER
PERSONAL
Brief Items of InteresttO Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.

Greek valley, was in the village
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Slaven, after pleas,
ant visit to Marlinton, returned
home last week accompanied by
Miss Lillian Pattel son, who will
spend some time with Meadow Dale
friends.
Mr. lobe McClintic, of Jacksons
River, came up Tuesday to meet
his mother, Mrs Mary McClintic,
who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs w P Campbell, of Augusta
The initial steps have been taken
toward the erection of a new school
house for the Woods Terry settle
ment. The site selected is near
the old Doyle shop, above MIR h ii
Terry's.
Mr. Charles P Jones, Jr., of Gov
ington, is on a visit to the home of
HE parents at Monterey.
will Cd W preach in the Pres
byterian church, Monterey, next
Sabbath. July 30, at II a. m: and
8p. m. " lr''''oie
The Staunt6n Horse Show will
be held Avg. s, 8, and 10th. See
large ad III this issue.
Lemons, oranges and bananas at
V. B. Bishop & Cos.
TYpwR1ErERs For SALE--Two
good machines. One new and the
other in first-class order. A bargain
in either machine. Call at this
Office.
The Hotel Monterey gave Its
first dance of the season on last
Friday night. A good many par,
ticipants we're in attendance, and
a great number of them were from
q distance.
Mrs Phoebe Priest, of Circievl!le,
West Va, is visiting her aged aunt
Mrs John Trimble, near Monterey.
Miss Phoebe D Jones, after visit
of several weeks to COvington and
other points east, returned to bel
Monterey home Friday evening.
An effort is being made to secure
another X. F. D. route for High
land, and, from our point OF view
over very suitable and important
course: From Mcdowell to Nc
Kepdree, across the Lynn Rock te
Cowpasture, south to the 5. y. +
turnpike.
FOX SALE-A good Colum bia
chainless bicycle and a good foot
pump. Price will please you. APP
ply at this office.
The outlook for good corn croI
was never better in Highland
Especially is this true Of all up
land which escaped damage occas
loned by the prolonged wet wealth
or. With short grass crop, TIT
wheat possibly damaged, and al
manner of fruits a minus quantity
there is muchconsolation in the fac
above stated. We have no repor
from that section of the count,
known as Little Egypt" but W.
nredict that it will this season
scoyer itself with glory"
V. B. Bishop & Co., have in stool
repairs for the Mccormick, Deerln'
Osborne, Wood, Champion, Buck
eve and Meadow King mowers ant
binders.
Messrs E X Rodgers and join
K Kramer came to town Wednes
day evening, the former to NEE
his sister. Miss Annie. the latte
Miss Mamie Sterrett who wer
passengers on the Staunton IN
coming hack.
Next Sunday being the 9th, Rev
Dewitt A Beery will preach a
Hightown II a. m. and at 1rinlt
3 p. m.
For Sale at Once-A good mile
Cow ono half Jersey. Will be sol
cheap. Apply to A c Sudd"rth
Mr. Jesse Wagner, who has pc
s;tion in the office of Mcdowell
county mining company, retnrne
w business on Thursday, after
nleasant vacation with his motbe
and other relatives of Strait Creek
Mrs Ella Haipes and Octavl
Phillips, of Chattanooga, Tenn
with Mrs Alice Craig and daughitteI
Of Dalton. Ca, are guests OF MI
Samuel Sullenberger, their aun
near Vanderpool.
10 Simmons will have a ne
stock Of lawns, Jriliantine, ETC. tn
week. Call and see this nice I'm
Of summer goods.
Mr. s 4 Porter, who, for sewers
wears, has resided in Augusta, na a
Sold his farm, near Hightown'
Mr. George Brock.
Mr. Willie Gibson has Just tinlsl
;shed a course at the Dunsmo'
,S"e Colleoe. Stanton, al