Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-06-09

David Hlner, which has been very
ill. at the home of its grandparents
above town, was supposed to be
dying Wednesday morning, out
rallied during the day.
A severe rain. wind and hail
storm struck Monterey Wednesday
about noon, but no serious damage
is reported.
Miss. Carrie McClintic, sister of
our townsman, Mr. Ell. McClintlc,
spent Tuesday night in Monterey
on her way to West Virginia.
Mr.. ]. W. Bird, of Mill Gap, and
Mr.. F. G.. Mauzv, of Monterey, were
passengers on the hack'line to
Stanton Wednesday morning.
Before returning, Mr.. Bird will
visit Washington.
Mr.. J. A. Jones and daughter,
Miss Mary, went to Staunton
Thursday.
: Mrs. Harriet Trimble, of Augusta,
is visiting her relations in and
around Monterey,
Mr.. Isaac Bussard has gone to
Staunton, in response to call
from a company there, to confer
relative to the purchase Of a pas.
senger automobile exclusively for
service in Highland, or, rather to
be operated from headquarters in
this place. His friends wish him
success in the enterprise, from start
to finish.
Our correspondents seem to be
on stike. We are willing to
"arbitrate," compromise" or meet
any reasonable demands" In all
seriousness, friends, we need YOUR
help, and the readers are wonder
ing.
Phone 636, Staunton: calls up
the largest carpet house in the
Valley. Call us up and talk car
pets. Sherckhise & Bear.
Mr. John Jackson, Of Dunmore,
West Virginia, spent Monday night
in Monterey, on his way to the
home of his father, B f Jackson,
Esq, in Rockingham
Mr. and Mrs CP Jones left Tues
day morning for Ashland to attend
the closing exercises of the Ran
dolph Macon College, from which
institution their son. Mr. Russell,
will graduate this term. They
were passengers on the automobile
Monterey is sandwiched between
two points where dyphtheria pre-
walls, and the situation is 5y nc
means desirable.
You will find small stock OF
harness, consisting of single bug
gy harness, team harness, halters
brides, pole straps, collars Ne.
that can be had at reasonable prices
C. W. Trimble
One thousand rolls of carpet
mating and linoliums sold during
the last year. Low prices did it.
Shreckhise & Bear
E. B. Jones, special commission
or. this week sold three tracts o
land belonging to the estate OF tn
late j. E. Holt, of Doe Hill. Tw
tracts. in or near the village of Do
HiIl, were purchased by Mr., Cha
, Pitzenberger, and one tract, lyin!
on Bullpasture Riyer by Joseph d
, Armstrong.
If YOU need Paint of any kind
will thank you very kindly to com
} down to see me. | really haye
good stock. Yours very truly,
CIV Trimble.
! The r ussians, who expressed
purpose to fight "to the bitter end,
ought to be satisfied. Most N, assqf
: ediy they must have a bad taste
in their mouths by this time.
We are glad to announce that M =
Sam Sulltnb berger is again able t
visit Monterey after his recent sick
, ness.
Preaching at U. B. church Grail
bottom June 18th at II A. M. an
l at Forks of Water $50 P: M. -,
A w J. w. Bril-
Mattings, lenoleums, trunk
yalises, whips, robes, umbrella
n table oil cloth and lots of othe
: useful things you will find at
/. CIV Trimble's.
d In France the plan Of plantin
fruit trees on the roadside appear
d to work we'll and in one depar
). ment distance of more than &c
T. miles has been planted with olo
5 mon 10000 trees. In Hanover thr'
d wears ago over 10000 had bee
3. planted on the roadside by the pr
2 vincial government.
1t Services will be held at tie o
G. Crabbottom (''White") church
follows: Next Saturday, June Iot
W preaching at II A. M, and on Su,
is day, after sermon at II A. NJ, Il
,e Sacrament of the Lords Supp
~ In,; ~ ic rod. will al