Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-08-11
PERSONAL
Rrief Items of Interest TO Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.


be so immense, after all.
American Lady Corsets for sal,
by Y B Bishop & Co.
Mr. Collingwood Dickson and two
little boys, of Trimble, spent Sun.
day with Monterey friends.
Mr. T Fl Slaven, one of the old
est residents of the village, has
been sick thip week.
Mrs H P Patterson and little
daughter, Janet, are enjoying a
two-weeks' stay at Bolar Springs.
Mr. E H McClintic returned We'd
nesday evening from the West, and
is much pleased with the country.
Uncle Billie Russell, one of oar
most genial travelling men. was a
guest at the Commercial Monday
night.
Monterey has had her annual
affiiction in the form of the Italian
.bag-pipe duet and the indispensa.
BILE monkey.
Mr. J Cliff Matheny and wife
went east on Saturday morning.
, Before returning they will visit
Washington.
Mrs P Edgar Hull of Eureka.
Kansas. is visiting her aged par
ents near Monterey, Mr. and Mrs
James Trimble.
For SALE-A good Columbia,
chainless bicycle and a good foot
pump. Price will please you. APP
ply at this office.
Messrs j S Poster, postmaster at
Elkins, and S L Roger, of the same
city. were registered at The Monte
rey Monday night.
If you want shoe that will
wear and keep your feet drv, ask
Y. b. Bishop & Co., for a Dayton
or Hamilton Brown Shoe.
Between the Staunton horse
show and tie Highland haydn aker
there has been a fellow feeling and
a bond of sympathy these latter
days.
Mr. Robert Ilicklin and wife. of
Stony Bottom. W. Va, spent Sat-
urday night with friends in Monte
rey, going on to the Bullpasture
Oh Sunday.
Or the streets Tuesday we noted
few of our county people: Messrs
John W Simmons, G Fl Slaven.
Benz. and Dave Hiner.
The down-pour of rain Friday
evening may be truthfully termed
a "gully-wash err. Much damage
was done to the public roads in
places.
This week has been one Of those
busy times when but little could
be done. Many persons are in the
midst Of hay making, but the work
is much retarded by showery
weather.
V. b. Bishop & Co., have in stock
repairs for the Mccormick, Deering
Osborne, Wood, Champion, Buck
eve and Meadow King mowers and
binders.
Children's Day will be observed
by the NJ. E. Church, South at
Prospect Sunday morning Aug. IL
at 1920.
All are cordially invited to be
present. Fraternally,
j B Hedrick, P. 9.
Tn recent letter from our
worthy subscriber, Mr. VIM Dever,
Oakland, ILL.,, he informs US of the
big grain crops in his section. He
says the corn crop this season will
be larger than it has been for the
past twenty years.
FoR SALE-Methodist parsonage
(house and lot) in Crabbottom.
Bids received any time. Committee
Rev w S Trimble, pastor of the
Mont rev. Pisgah and CraboOttom
Congregations, is now taking his
summer vacation. He left on Mon
day for Mortified, Mass. and will
be absent for several weeks.
Lemons, oranges and bananas at
V. B. Bishop & Cos.
Miss Jesse Wilson, who had
spent month with Monterey and
Highland relatives, returned to her
home at Franklin Saturday, her
cousin. Miss Martha Jones, going
with her. Returning, Miss Martha
was accompanied by Miss Sallie
Arbogast, who is now at Hotel
Monterey.
TypwRIETERs For SALE--Two
good machines. One new and the
otber in first-class order. A bargain
in either machine. Call at this
Office.
Rev Dewitt A Berry, pastor OF
tho Methodist church, is attending
District Conference at Luray. his
family accompanied him as far as as
D ank;r cham county. Rev A .
TisLorty will fiji Mr. Beery'S APP