Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-10-13
PERSONAL
Brief Items Of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.


Mr. VIM A Sheets, of Back Creek,
was up Monday.
Rev W S Trimble will preach at
Sieg Chapel next Sunday at 8 p. m.
Mr. NJ A Price, Of New Market,
came in Tuesday evening a passen-
ger on the hack and will spend
a month at Bolar.
Miss Clara Mauzy has her new
stock of fall Millinery opened up.
ready for inspection. Call.
Mr. J B Siple stopped in to see us
Tuesday, while on his way to Mar
linton, and renewed his subscription
to the Recorder for another year.
There will be meeting Of High
land Lodge No. 10 A. F. and A..
M. Friday evening, Oct 10, 1905.
A big line of winter underwear
for men, women and children at j.
Lunsford & Sons.
Mr. Coe Beverage, an old High
land boy was in from Huntersyille,
W. Va. first IF the week, visiting
relatives. He reports crops good,
and business furnishing in his Sec
ton.
Mr.. Ed. Beverage and family
moved into the old Fleisher house
this week. Mr. Andy WAINWRIGHT,
who formerly resided there moved
into the Judy house north OF town.
VB Bishop s. 20. have nice clean
Western Timothy seed.
Ship your consignments to J. d
McIntire & Co. Richmond. They
make prompt returns and guaran-
tee fair treatment. See ad.
Mr. Arthur Armstrong, of the
McXendree neighborhood, was In
town Wednesday.
There will be services next Sun
day at Hightown at IL a. m. and
at Trinity 3 p. M.
Dewitt A. Beery.
Now is the time to breed to the
Celebrated Saddle horse Victor
Denmark.
Mr. Collingwood Dickson return
ed from the eastern m arkets Sum
day. He was accompanied by Mr.
Will Armstrong.
See the new line Of dress goods
at j Lunsford & Sons before buy
ing.
Mr. Chas Hull, Of Grant county,
w. Va. is the guest of his twin
brother, Mr. VIM Hull, of the
Hightown neighborhood. They wi !
go to Lewis county to spend some
time with relatives.
Messrs Henderson, Lithicum 4
Co. wants your chestnuts, produce,
etc. They will pay top price on
every consignment sent them. See
their ad in this issue.
Mr. John L Hiner has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks
on account of illness. His trouble
is some sort Of fever, referred to
this summer as the 'slow" or
walking" fever, Of which there
have been several cases in town.
We hope he may soon be out again.
We learn that Mr. Charlie Hull,
Of Allegheny, was severely hurt
while moving a house recently. The
injury is in his ankle, which was
caught between the building and a
large stone.
Mr. and Mrs A NJ Eastman, of
this place, spent several days first
of the week with Burnsville friends.
Mrs Alma Dubois, a beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Mr..
Julius C Scheffer, of Staunton,
committed suicide in Washington
on last Mondav evening by taking
a dose OF carbolic acid.
Mrs Fl F Slayen, who was re-
ported i'll with fever in Fauquier
county where she was visiting,
returned to Monterey Tuesday
evening. Her illness was less seri-
Gus than reported, and she was able
to return home rs aboye stated.
Miss Daisy LeCompte the COM
petent dress maker is back with
vi Bishop & Co. where she will
be glad to see her old friends. She
saw personally to the selection OF
dress goods, and you will have
nice assortment to select from.
On Tuesday last, Mrs Amanda
Arbogast and Miss Salle lett for
thei. adopted home at Buena Vista
They were accompanied by Messrs
G. G. and j. Ed Arbogast as far as
Staunton. The going OF these
GOOD people is a matter OF unlver-
sal regret. and they will be follow
ed by the best wishes Of all who
known them.
A nice line Of cloaks, skirts, and
furs has just been received at Ira
@. Simmons.