Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-11-24
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.


was in Monterey Tuesday. MI
Gums home is in the West, and he
had not visited his people here fol
nine years.
Mr. Norris Herold and son Ever
ct, of Mill Gap. were in town Tues
day, and added new name to our
subscription list.
Mr. G T Shumate has sold his
mail route, from Hightown to Crab
bottom, to Mr. Garnet Mullenax.
Mr. E H McClintic went to Bath
on Wednesday morning. bis visit
there and elsewhere will include
several weeks.
The Union Pacific Railroad COM
plimented this office with very
handsome picture, "The Oldest In
habitant. The picture is that of
large Buffalo as seen in prima!
times.
Our energetic farmer, Mr. A J
Turner, of the Trim BILE nelghbor-
hood, sold nice bunch of cattle,
this week, to Mr. VIM Stephenson.
Ate w Trimble's you will find
nice line of seedless raisins, cur
rants, California peaches, apricots,
L L raisins, dates, figs, cocoanuts,
candies, cakes, etc.
Preaching at U. B. Church at
Crabbottom, November 26, ] | a. m.
Forks of Water $50 p. N!
Rev Brill
VB Bishop & Co. have reduced
the prices on their full line of baby
capes, ladies' wells. etc.
Mrs Estelle Hevener, who was
called to Monterey during her
mothers last illness, returned to
Loudonn on Monday, accompanied
by her brother, DR. H Trimble
The announcement is out for the
marriage, on December 9Th, of Mr.
Charles P Jones, Jr and Miss Annie
Lear, Both of Covington, Va Mr.
Jones is son of Hon Z P Jones,
of Monterey.
A full stock tailored suits, shirts.
wraps and furs at | Q Simmons.
The largest stock ever shown in the
valley. Come and make your Sc
lection.
A private letter received by a fri lend
near town, states that Rev K l.
Eutsler, former pastor of Monterey
circuit, is i'll of typhoid fever at
his Tome in McGaheysville.
Mr. Lee Hiner met with a Singh
lar and painful accident on Wed
nesday of this week, He was lead
ing beef from his Doe Hill Farm
to Monterey, and, when near the
colored church east of town, the
animal tried to get away from him
He ran around tree in order to
get control of the situation, when
his hand was caught between the
rope and tree, tearing one of his
fingers off at the first joint.
We have just received big stock
of mems ard boys underwear, and
also large assortment of winter
hosiery of the very best quality.
Prices marked close. E b White.
law & Go.
Owing to revival services at the
Presby terian church, there will be
no services at the Methodist church
next Sunday.
Services at Trinity SUNDAY morn
ing at II a. m and at Hightown at
3 p. NJ, Nov. 26. Dewitt A Brery
Quilts, comforts and blankets
that will last and keep you warm
at @ Simmons
Rev W w Carson, principal of
the NJ. H. S., has secured the servi-
ces of Miss Emma Kyle, of Bath
county, as teacher of the gram mar =
grade made vacant by the ill-health
of Miss Bovd. 6
In view of the meeting now in ,
progress in the Presbyterian church,
Monterey, will withdraw my reg
ular appointments for next Sabbath
viz: Hightown at IL a. m. and New
Hampden 7 p. M.
The Higbtown congregation will
have the privilege of hearing Bro.
Berry at 3 p. ~, instead of the
regular service in the morning.
W. S. Trimble.
Mr. O H Gum, of Hightown. was
over Monday and brought nine
tw -year Odds which he sold to Mr.
Dorst, of East Virginia.
Call around and see the nice line Il
of Saranac gloves at Whitelaw's. s
Mr. and Mrs w L G Benson and
daughters, Nav and Edna, left P
Tuesday for California, where they o
will spend the winter.-Hutchin' h
son Gazette. Kans. G.
Out of the number of county b
men trading in town Wednesday, d
We noted Messrs Josiah Crummett. "
rom Little Egypt" John Pruitt.